Used 2012 Jeep Liberty Limited

The Ultimate Modern Classic: 2012 Jeep Liberty Limited Review The 2012 Jeep Liberty Limited stands as a final tribute to the "boxy Jeep" era. While the rest of the automotive world was moving toward soft, rounded crossovers, Jeep stayed true to its roots with the Liberty, offering a vehicle that looks as tough as the trails it was designed to conquer. The Limited trim, in particular, is the "Goldilocks" of the lineup—combining legitimate 4x4 capability with the premium features of a luxury SUV. Under the hood, the 3.7L V6 engine provides a punchy, mechanical feel that modern turbocharged engines often lack. It produces 210 horsepower and 235 lb-ft of torque, which, when paired with the heavy-duty 4WD system, makes it a beast in the snow or on the sand. Unlike its competitors, the Liberty is "Trail Rated," meaning it can handle water fording and steep inclines that would leave a standard crossover stuck. If you live in a climate with harsh winters, the Liberty Limited is effectively a "snow tank" with leather seats. What makes the Limited trim so special is the contrast between its rugged exterior and its refined interior. Step inside, and the ruggedness gives way to premium leather seating, Infinity premium audio, chrome accents, and a Sky Slider Roof—a full-length canvas roof that retracts to give you a near-convertible experience while maintaining the safety of a hard-top SUV. The 2012 model was the pinnacle of the Liberty's technology. It features the Uconnect system for seamless hands-free calling and music streaming. The 2012 Jeep Liberty Limited is for the driver who refuses to drive a "boring" car. It’s for the person who wants a vehicle with a soul, a heritage, and the ability to go anywhere at any time. It manages to feel premium enough for a night out in the city, while remaining rugged enough to tackle a blizzard the next morning. It is a true American original that has only become more desirable with time.