looking at a 2006 jeep grand cherokee overland. The price is $15900 it is fully loaded 2wd (not so hot for winter) car is flawless have no idea what is going on....oh wait yes I do it was a lemon buy back... Now I know a lot of things can trigger a lemon buy back, but this vehicle was bought back from chrysler at 24k miles and now has 60k. I test drove the vehicle and it rides amazing, shifts perfect, sounds very sound. I can not get to the bottom of what happened no matter how hard I dig, I have talked with 3 dealers even the dealership that decided it was a lemon (they would not give me any information because i did not own it). Auto check is 89 not assured, car fax is 92. it has had 4 different title transfers 2 of which were from purchase at auction. Last customer traded it in for a CTSV. I have a deposit down I need your help to pull the trigger. If anyone works for Chrysler and can come up with the reason for the lemon trigger, that would be great. Again this is a winter vehicle so I need the heads up if the better buy is a the 4wd v6 and not the 2wd hemi. HELP

2006 Used Jeep Grand Cherokee 4dr Overland at Morrie's Automotive Group Serving Buy Happy, MN | Cadillac, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury, Nissan, Saab, Subaru, IID 6111075

VIN: 1J8HS68216C257531
Year: 2006
Make: Jeep
Model: Grand Cherokee Overland

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