2007 Jeep Commander Sport
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The Commander is Jeep's seven-seat SUV, a boxy, truck-based alternative to crossovers like the Explorer and Traverse. The cabin is practical and roomy, with three rows of seats and a third row that folds flat to open up cargo space. Reliability is a mixed bag; some owners report electrical gremlins and transmission issues, but others have had trouble-free miles. The Sport trim starts with a cloth interior and manual front seats, keeping the price down while still giving you the same boxy three-row body and standard four-wheel drive as the higher Limited. Its 3.7L V6 makes 210 horsepower, and paired with the five-speed automatic and four-wheel drive it has enough grunt for daily driving, though keep expectations modest for a 4,826 pounds-pound SUV. Fuel economy is not its strength at 15 mpg combined, so plan for frequent stops at the pump if you use it as a daily driver.
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The Commander is Jeep's seven-seat SUV, a boxy, truck-based alternative to crossovers like the Explorer and Traverse. The cabin is practical and roomy, with three rows of seats and a third row that folds flat to open up cargo space. Reliability is a mixed bag; some owners report electrical gremlins and transmission issues, but others have had trouble-free miles. The Sport trim starts with a cloth interior and manual front seats, keeping the price down while still giving you the same boxy three-row body and standard four-wheel drive as the higher Limited. Its 3.7L V6 makes 210 horsepower, and paired with the five-speed automatic and four-wheel drive it has enough grunt for daily driving, though keep expectations modest for a 4,826 pounds-pound SUV. Fuel economy is not its strength at 15 mpg combined, so plan for frequent stops at the pump if you use it as a daily driver.
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Kunes Buick GMC of Oak Creek is a car dealer in Oak Creek, WI.