Used 2008 Jeep Commander Overland
Stock: 624410VIN: 1J8HG68258C152916
Stock: 624410 VIN: 1J8HG68258C152916
Used 2008 Jeep Commander Overland
$6,399
Vehicle Highlights
Located at Eide Ford/Kia Mandan
- 624410
- Stock
- 1J8HG68258C152916
- VIN
- 177,881
- Miles
- SUV
- Body
- 4X4
- Drivetrain
- Steel Blue Metallic Clearcoat
- Exterior
- Dk Slate/Lt Graystone
- Interior
- 109.5
- Wheelbase
- HEMI 5.7L V8 Multi Displacement
- Engine
- Gas
- Fuel
- 5-Speed Automatic
- Transmission
- 4
- Doors
- 17*
- Highway MPG (EPA estimate)
- 13*
- City MPG (EPA estimate)
- In Stock
- Status
The 4.7L V8 makes an impressive 334 lb-ft of torque and is now flex-fuel capable, to handle a mix of up to 85-percent ethanol (E85), and the Hemi V8 includes the Multi-Displacement System, which automatically shuts down half of the cylinders during coasting or low-load conditions. The system now includes an in-dash "Fuel Saver Mode" display.
Each of the three models are available either with rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. The Sport model gets the Quadra-Trac I system, which has a single-speed transfer case and normally splits power 52 percent to the back wheels but can use the brakes to redistribute power where it's needed. The Limited gets the more sophisticated Quadra-Trac II system; it has a transfer case with low range and can send up to 100 percent of the torque to the axle with the most traction. It also uses a Throttle Anticipate feature to sense quick movement of the throttle and anticipate a loss in traction. The Overland features the Quadra-Drive II system, the system for hard-core off-roading; it also has a low range but uses electronic limited-slip differentials to smoothly route torque to the tires with the best traction. The center differential can go from completely locked to completely open, depending on the conditions, to maximize traction. Quadra-Drive II is available on the Sport and Limited as an option.
The Commander comes with seating for seven, arranged theater-style with the second and third rows higher than the front seats. The 40/20/40-split second-row seat folds flat and allows easy entry and exit to the third row, which also folds flat and is split 50/50.
Top options on the Commander include Sirius Backseat TV, a rear-seat DVD entertainment system, and the MyGig system, which includes navigation, audio, entertainment, and communication functions. The system supports real-time traffic information, while it also includes a hard-drive system that can hold more than 100 hours of music in MP3 format.
Two new entertainment options also join the lineup. Sirius Backseat TV brings on-screen entertainment for back-seat passengers, and the MyGig Multimedia Infotainment System brings navigation, audio, entertainment, and communication features together, and includes a 20-gigabyte hard drive for music or photo storage.
In other changes, a two-row, five-passenger seating layout is now also available, an iPod interface is offered on some models, the steering column now tilts and telescopes, and there's a 115V AC plug. Options have also been realigned into popular packages.
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