2010 Jeep Liberty Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

Drives well, sits high above the road but not so high that it would be difficult to get into. Back row of seats fold down to allow for a ton of storage/ transportation space. There's a spot in the trunk that opens to reveal hard plastic, which is a good place to transport items that may leak so you do not ruin the carpeting.

4WD is amazing and works really well. It is more roomy than the old models. Looks sleek and smooth, and rides fairly decently. Lots of trunk space which is great if you have kids. The seats lay down as well and expands the storage space.

It rides smooth, good on gas its comfortable. It also has 4X4 which is nice for the winter. It has a big truck area which is nice for grocery shopping. It would be a good family car. I would recommend this vehicle to someone who likes SUV type vehicles.

The car is very reliable and quiet while driving. The cargo space is enough for shopping trips for a family of 4. The car seems to be very resistant to collisions as it is large and tough. Overall, it is a nice made in USA car.

Spacious, 4 wheel drive, heated seats, GPS, satellite radio, tows well, drives smoothly, electric everything, second row folds down to make more room. Good to take camping or on the beach. Haven't had many mechanical issues with it.

Like many Jeeps, it is had its fair share of issues and maintenance needs. Has limited leg room for second row of seating. The seal on the top is starting to gape which is causing leaking during heavy rain and discoloration of the ceiling.

I had to have the heater core replaced twice, which is a 24 hour minimum fix so that part sucks. Otherwise it is a very good vehicle, survived a couple winters with me, it's made it through 3 feet of unplowed snow, and has never gotten stuck.

The cons of the jeep liberty would be that it doesn't have very good heat, which isn't good for winter. It has cloth seating which I prefer leather. The back seat is kind of small so mostly children could ride back there. It is rear wheel drive which I find scary in the winter.

The shoulder level vent for ac stopped working after a while. The car is tall so it is hard for short people to get on. There is no camera for parking so you need to rely on your hunch while parallel parking.

Doesn't tow a trailer, too boxy, can feel claustrophobic, have to pay extra for satellite radio, it's not a manual which I prefer to drive, not the best on gas mileage. Not enough storage compartments etc.