Sold! 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee - $8300 OBO

Beautiful 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Trail Rated 4x4 - Rocky Mountain Edition
$8300 OBO

139k miles
4.7 V8
Automatic
Rocky Mountain Edition
All-time 4 Wheel Drive
Heated 2-tone Leather Seats (front seats heated)
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
Boston Acoustics Audio System - Sirius Satellite Ready
Sun Roof
Roof Rack
Towing Package
Privacy Glass
Rear Air Vents
Plenty of tread on tires - See pic

Question I get the most is What is the Rocky Mountain Edition?

Via online search:
The Rocky Mountain Edition Grand Cherokee is a snazzed-up Laredo with some rather cool amenities. It was made in 4x2 as well as 4x4 with the 3.7-liter V6 standard or 4.7-liter V8 an option.

Sitting atop 17-inch cast-aluminum and graphite wheels, the rig featured a lot of aesthetic bonuses to delight the mosty stylish of Jeep enthusiasts. Eye-catching chrome exterior mouldings and the unique Rocky Mountain Edition emblem told the tale that this was not your everyday Grand Cherokee.

Inside, two-tone leather seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a special Rocky Mountain Edition center console set it apart. Vehicles in this trim were all equipped with a premium Boston Acoustics audio system and Sirius Satellite Radio (with a one-year subscription included). Fog lamps and a sunroof rounded out the package.

And Another:

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Rocky Mountain Edition is based on the Laredo model. The starting price is $31,230 for the 4x2 version and $33,200 for the 4x4 version. The 3.7-liter V-6 engine is standard; the 4.7-liter V-8 is optional. Features include:
Heated two-tone leather seats with embroidered Jeep logo
Power sunroof
276-watt Boston Acoustic Sound System and a one-year free subscription to SiriusTM Satellite radio
17" Ronin II cast aluminum wheels with graphite accented pockets
Chrome bodyside moldings
Unique center console and door trim panel accents
Fog lamps
Power adjusted pedals
Unique Rocky Mountain Edition badge

 

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Free bump! Maybe add the mileage - I had a 06 3.7 4x4 never left me stranded and was nice to drive and easy to fix/maintain

 

Crap... fixed original post and thanks!

She's a good vehicle just not what I want. Wanted a 4 Runner after I sold my Tacoma, but my "lease with mom's Lexus was up" so I had to buy something. This fit the requirements besides being a 4 Runner...

 

Reduced - $7900 OBO

 

Sold! Now I need to find a 4 Runner and double cab Tacoma!