2010 Jeep Liberty Reviews

I have a 2010 Jeep Liberty with a sky slider roof. Roof came off track so I brought to dealer to fix. Get a call telling me the entire sky slider needs to be replaced as there were broken pieces. When I looked at it to get back on track, prior to bringing to dealer, did not see ‘broken pieces’. I think they broke it! But I can’t prove it! So went to someone else to try to fix. However part needed to fix it is discontinued! I have been searching for this part for over a year now. I have been trying to deal with Jeep as well. They made these roofs 2008-2012 and there are lots of people with broken ones but you can not fix because they don’t make the parts! Shame on Jeep to not support their customer Service! MAKE SOME PARTS!!! Just want to fix the d**n thing!

Have a 2010 Jeep Liberty. Got in it yesterday, turned on the key, put it in Drive and it took off on its own, motor racing!!! The brakes wouldn't work when I stomped on them with both feet. Fortunately I was near a field, so I steered the car over the yard, over the driveway and into the field before I could turn the key off. I couldn't do it sooner because the car was going so fast I had to steer it so it wouldn't run into the house. Now I'm terrified to even turn it on. I'm 78 years old and this is not something I need to deal with! Very disappointed.

The liberty is a solid and reliable SUV. It handles off-road driving with ease; I drove mine on the beach with no issues. The sport model is a little bare-bones when it comes to comfort. It is pleasant enough but the backseat has limited leg room so long trips can be a little uncomfortable. But for northern us winters, the reliability and utility of it to handle all weather conditions and the true 4 wheel drive make it the favorite of all the vehicles I have owned.

I have a 2010 Jeep Liberty. Got in it yesterday, turned on the key, put it in Drive and it took off on its own, motor racing!!! The brakes wouldn't work when I stomped on them with both feet. Fortunately I was near a field, so I steered the car over the yard, over the driveway and into the field before I could turn the key off. I couldn't do it sooner because the car was going so fast I had to steer it so it wouldn't run into the house. Now I'm terrified to even turn it on. I'm 78 years old and this is not something I need to deal with! Very disappointed. I've had it for ten years but I won't buy another one because of this issue. There are other people who have had the same problem of involuntary acceleration so it isn't an isolated incident.

There are some pluses to owning a jeep liberty. The limited has a sunroof. The sun visors are a bit too short to block out the sun. The clear view of the back window is a plus. In the winter time the heated front seats come in handy but it is also hard to circulate the heat inside with only vents in the front. There are no vents throughout the entire vehicle. It is either too hot or to cold. It is hard to find replacements when it is time to change the tires due to the size tires. Also there is an issue with the window panel. After having to get a window replaced it was difficult to order the correct pieces because the design was changed from the other jeep designs. Overall it has been a great vehicle. Mainly used for travel or road trips but maintenance can be a issue sometimes.

Jeep liberty 2010 is a reliable vehicle. I purchased it used and it continues to get me where I need to go. Something that was an adjustment for me was that the vehicle does not have a foot rest for the left leg. With that, you must either let your left foot lean or position it however is best comfortable for you. Also, I have found that the vehicle takes longer to accelerate. This could be due to the fact that the vehicle is heavy however it took getting used to. Also, the gas pedal is not sensitive so one must exert more pressure to get the vehicle to move.

The only problems I have had with my car is I have had to replace the radiator, and the front drive shaft. The air conditioning works, not great but it works. I have no heat. I have had my car for 4 years and I haven't had heat since I bought it. But it has plenty of room in it, I love the seats they are comfortable. It has cruise control which I use all the time. The gas mileage is not the best but it is a jeep. I like that you can lay the back seats down if you have something big you need to transport.

My vehicle, the 2010 jeep patriot, has a metallic gold spray exterior and a black cloth interior. It features a sunroof, steering wheel radio controls, electric seats and windows, light up cup holders, cruise control and great function air conditioning. It also features a large back cargo and anchors, a lift-up panel for storage, and cup holders in the front and back seats. There is a plug in the center console. Brakes are awesome. It makes a loud rumbling noise when you come to a stop and you feel like you are vibrating, but the past owner, my uncle, claims it is normal.

I have had 7 Jeeps in my life, Cherokees, wranglers, Sahara's and currently have a Jeep liberty. I always leased my Jeeps, but finally bought the current one which is a 2010 liberty. I have always found Jeep’s to be dependable. Low maintenance except for general upkeep. My Jeep is a 4 wheel drive, which means I can always get to my destination as I live in a heavy snow area. I much prefer 4 wheel drive to all wheel drive as I have the option to choose when I want it on. Others have told me all wheel drive decides for you and they would suddenly find there was no reason for it to be functioning in this way thus your car seems to be “sucking at the cement” and thus you basically cannot turn the wheel. In addition my particular Jeep model is not too complex having all sorts of things I do not want to buy and thus make your insurance and maintenance much higher. But if one would like all the bells and whistles they are available in other models. Look around you on the road there are a really large number of Jeeps and I have never found an unhappy owner. Buy one and you will be happy I would say this without hesitation.

This car is a great vehicle. I bought it used but the previous owners kept it in good shape.. It does have its flaws. For example the back seats are so close to the driver and passenger seats. I have a little kid and when she was a baby we could not put her car seat on either side. We had to put it in middle. If we put the car seat on the passenger side nobody would be able to sit in that spot because we had to push the chair all the way up. Same issue when we upgraded her car seat it still had to be rear facing. We have to put her in the middle which is not the spot to put her in but we had no other choice. The driver side is not tall people friendly. It is really cramped.

I purchased my first Jeep Liberty brand new in 2005. I loved the look, the size, off road capabilities, the amount of power in a 3.7 liter engine and the options that came standard. I mostly appreciated the durability and safety features, as I was in a major collision where I also flipped over 4 times after hitting a median sideways at highway speed. I received only broken wrists when the airbags went off, catching my thumbs. Other than that, in an accident where onlookers saw no way a person could survive, I had no other injuries. The passenger side connected first with a three foot high median. I had a passenger seated in the front, who walked away without a scratch. I purchased another new Jeep Liberty in 2010. Ten years later, it runs like new, with no issues since day one. I have replaced the battery, ignition coils and wearable parts (brake pads, rotors, tires, oil filter, air filter, cabin filter) and have only had to change the oil, differential and transfer case fluids (a lot less than I was supposed to) myself and it has been an easy vehicle to work on (the oil filter is a pain to get to though). The most reliable vehicle I've ever had. The people who rate the Jeep Liberty with one star based on a single issue they have had, mostly due to their own negligence, impatience with customer service when not making miracles happen on the spot and for free, or just whining about the lack of options that are available, yet they were to cheap to purchase need to apply poor ratings to themselves as owners, not the vehicle they rate unfairly, ignoring the 99% of the positives they neglected to mention in their "reviews". Older style or newer, the Jeep Liberty is a definite winner. Fun in the summer, convenient in the winter and room to spare, a great SUV for the family, or adventurous singles that love to explore the back roads and outdoors.