2000 Automatic Gasoline mileage: 300 KM or more 4WD Mashallah, blessed be God. Remember God. The vehicle is renewed, inspected, and ready for transfer. The car is a Jeep Cherokee, model 2000. The engine, chassis, and transmission are guaranteed. The transfer case works, and the engine was changed a while ago. It's hard to find a Cherokee with its original engine, and you know Cherokees. The car has 296,000 miles, subject to increase. The new engine has approximately 70,000 miles on it. I installed it when the car had 240,000 miles. Second, there's a light clicking sound when starting the car while it's cold. This sound is common in all Cherokees, and it becomes lighter when the car heats up. I've heard this sound for five or seven years since I owned it. I travel, go to the desert, and use it daily, and I haven't had any issues. I replaced the steering rack a year ago, but I don't know what's wrong with it; it's still stiff. I haven't returned to the workshop because I'm busy, and I need the car daily. Air conditioning: It works and is cold, but it needs additional fans so it doesn't shut off due to heat and cools better. During the day, it shuts off in the hot weather, but at night, it's fine. If it's hot, it shuts off and then turns on. It needs additional fans. Body: The entire car has been repainted. The hood and fender were modified, and the front bumper, grille, and fender liner were replaced due to a minor front-end accident that reached the radiator. The car was repaired by a body shop considering its age. Second, there's a light dent on the right fender, shown in the picture, which can be easily fixed at a low cost. Additions: A stereo and four speakers, a decent sound system that cost me approximately 1250, and two side lights. Minor notes: Most of the black plastic trim on the car has white spots, I don't know why. Later, I realized the plastic didn't hold the paint well, but it's not a big deal and not noticeable from a distance. The car is capable and not to be underestimated, but I'm a student, and the reason for selling is that I want a smaller car with a smaller engine. If you have something nice to say, say it. If not, spare us your negativity. The car is for sale by offer. (And do not deprive people of their due and do not commit abuse on earth, spreading corruption. - Surah Al-A'raf, verse 85) I bought the car seven or eight years ago without inspection, and I don't know what was wrong with the car before I bought it.