Jeep Liberty 2013 reviews

In 2013, the Jeep division of DaimlerChrysler replaced the old Cherokee with a slightly larger sport utility vehicle called the Liberty. Built at a new plant in Toledo, Ohio, the Liberty was touted as the stiffest Jeep ever, and the first with rack-and-pinion steering.For 2013, Liberty models get a freshened exterior, including a new fascia, grille, fog lamps, fender flares and bodyside moldings. Interior modifications include relocated power-window switches and new instrument-cluster graphics and trim bezels. Jeep says the seats are more comfortable, too.For the first time in the U.S. and Canadian markets, a diesel engine is available in