The 2002 marked significance for the major automaker DaimlerChrysler, the maker of Jeep sports utility vehicles (SUV), as it unveiled for the first time its newest Jeep Liberty or the Jeep Cherokee (KJ/KK) as known outside the North Americas. The Liberty model sits between the Patriot and Grand Cherokee in the Jeep’s line up for SUV makes. It is compact SUV with the styling inspired by the brand’s concept cars, the Dakar and the Jeepster. This model is well groomed and is embodied with high road performance out of the high end Jeep Liberty parts equipped in it. It is also because of this that the Liberty s awarded the North American Truck of the Year for 2002. The Liberty is also produced in two generations because of the high sales demands that it did not expected. The first generation were the trims of the top end Limited, the rugged looking Renegade that was later replaced by the urban trimmed Latitude, and the base Sport; all available in 2-wheel drive (2WD) or 4-wheel drive (4WD). All of these were first to use the patented Jeep Liberty parts topped by the Power tech engines, the 150 horsepower (hp) 2.4 L I4 and the 210 horsepower (hp) 3.7 L V6; and the standard Jeep OEM parts like the independent front suspension. The second generation is completely redesigned for its 2008 model year that will come as more boxy and off-road look. It is to sport an iron-block, aluminum head V6 engine with choices of six-speed manual and four-speed automatic. Standard Liberty OEM parts will be electronic control with roll mitigation, traction control, and anti-lock brakes with brake assist. Other Liberty performance accessories will be side airbags and rain-sensing wipers. Although maintenance will be best, we are ready for all your Liberty replacement parts, in case you need to replace your Jeep Liberty parts.
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