Difference between a '00 Cherokee Sport, Classic & Limited?

[BruceReeves]

First time poster here. What is the difference between a '00 Cherokee Sport, Classic & Limited?

Thanks

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[dingus]

i think you even got them in order:

-sport is the base model
-classic is in the middle
-limited is the leather/power everything model...[addsig]

[carriss]

i believe dingus is right :-D [addsig]

[Tug-n-pull]

Get a Wrangler! None of them are Wranglers 8-) :-D Tug[addsig]

[judge09]

The classic can have everything the limited has. I remember a friend of mine had a 00 classic and it had...I want to say full time 4wd and I think the suspension was different. I have to think about it a little more. But I dont think the classic was middle of the road
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[judge09]

Damn I cant remember back 3 years...how sad is that[addsig]

[BruceReeves]

Ok that makes sense, Sport, then Classic, then Limited but the Classic can be optioned to look like a Limited.
Now someone said that there were different all wheel drive systems within the range, can someone elaborate?

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[dingus]

i've seen two of the types of 4wd here... one is a shifter that goes like this:

4 hi

Neutral

4 Lo

which is crappy because you do'nt have many options, and gas mileage suffers with running 4 wheels all the time. there is no PART TIME so getting stuck is much easier as well.

another setup is: (the one that i have, which is preferred the offroad community)

2HI
4 Hi Part time (good!)
4 HI Full time (for slick streets, also very nice)
-Neutral
-4 Lo Part time (for slower speed crawling)[addsig]

[XJNick]

Actually, If you have the NP231 Transfer Case with the "Command-Trac" system, it ONLY has PART TIME In all 4x4 positions. The shifter pattern is:

2HI
|
4HI (Part Time Hi)
|
N (Neutral)
|
4LO (Part Time Low)


-Nick

edited by: XJNick, Feb 15, 2003 - 09:49 AM[addsig]

	Transfer Case Mounted behind and driven by the vehicle transmission, the transfer case transmits power to the front and rear driveshafts in 4WD Jeep vehicles and offers high and low range.

	Command-Trac The NV241 GII transfer case uses 18 bolts to increase structural stiffness and effectively double the sealing capability. Command Trac is a registered trademark of Chrysler Motors LLC.

[dingus]

ah... i have the select-trac 4wd system...[addsig]

[jeepmaster]

did the classic replace the country? where would it fit in if they still made it in 00?[addsig]