Sell Any Jeep Grand Cherokee For Cash Online
Sell your Jeep Grand Cherokee today with a Junk Car Medics and get the most cash.
Junk Your Jeep Grand Cherokee For Scrap
Are you looking to get rid of your old Jeep Grand Cherokee to receive cash in return? Look no further!
Junk Car Medics buys Grand Cherokee's with a hassle-free process to turn your car into top dollar. Say goodbye to the tedious process of trying to sell your vehicle privately or struggling with dealership trade-ins and junk your Grand Cherokee for cash today.
We provide competitive cash offers, free pickup and towing services, and an unparalleled commitment to customer satisfaction. Read on to learn about the factors that determine the value of your junk Grand Cherokee, the process of selling your car for cash, and why Junk Car Medics is the best choice for you when you want to sell a Grand Cherokee for money in any condition.
The Grand Cherokee is the #10 most common junk car we purchase. The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a domestic vehicle, typically manufactured in the United States. Given the saturation of domestic vehicles in the market, its scrap value is generally less valuable compared to import vehicles.
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How It Works
Selling your Jeep Grand Cherokee for cash online only takes three steps with Junk Car Medics.
1. Get Your Best Offer
Share the VIN or Year of your Grand Cherokee to get started.
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2. Schedule Your Collection
Even if your Grand Cherokee drives, we'll send a tow truck driver for free.
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3. Get Paid Cash for Your Car
Get paid on the spot to sell your Grand Cherokee.
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The Types of Jeep Grand Cherokee We Buy Online
We buy all Jeep Grand Cherokee's of any trim level and condition. Common types we purchase include:
- Laredo
- Laredo E
- Upland
- Altitude
- Limited
- Limited X
- Trailhawk
- Overland
- High Altitude
- Summit
- SRT
- Trackhawk
Recently Junked Grand Cherokee's
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A Junk Jeep Grand Cherokee is Worth $406.17-$473.22
For a Jeep Grand Cherokee weighing 4,513-5,258 pounds (2.26-2.63 tons):
2.26-2.63 tons * $180/ton price = $406.17-$473.22
So, the estimated scrap car value of a Grand Cherokee is between $406.17-$473.22.
This is the value of the vehicle's weight in metal. You can make more money by salvaging the vehicle's parts and selling them separately.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a domestic vehicle, typically manufactured in the United States. Given the saturation of domestic vehicles in the market, its scrap value is generally less valuable compared to import vehicles.
On the other hand, the average price we offer for complete Grand Cherokee's is 556, with prices ranging from $100-$7,430.
At Junk Car Medics, we consider all the value in a scrap car, including its age, condition, and current scrap metal pricing.
Why We Love Buyin Jeep Grand Cherokee's
The Jeep Grand Cherokee, a symbol of rugged elegance, may eventually reach its end of life phase. Years of off-road adventures, city commutes, and family road trips can take a toll on its performance and condition. When maintenance costs start to outweigh its value, it's time to consider junking your Grand Cherokee. At Junk Car Medics, we offer a hassle-free solution, buying your end-of-life Jeep for cash. We understand the sentimental value of your trusty companion, and we ensure it's recycled responsibly, contributing to the production of new vehicles. Turn your junk Jeep Grand Cherokee into cash today with Junk Car Medics.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a highly popular vehicle in the United States. Known for its rugged durability and off-road capabilities, it has been a favorite among American drivers since its introduction in 1992. According to the sales data, the Jeep Grand Cherokee consistently ranks among the top-selling SUVs in the country. Its popularity is also evident in the used and junk car market, where it is often sought for its valuable parts and components. At Junk Car Medics, we regularly deal with Jeep Grand Cherokees, offering competitive prices for these vehicles in any condition.
Recently Junked Grand Cherokee's
View recently junked Jeep Grand Cherokee's for comparable values.
2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $529
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $517
2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $585
2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $867
2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $1,050
2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Cash Paid: $517
Junk Car Medics is Your #1 Choice For Selling Any Jeep
Whether you are selling any Jeep or selling any vehicle model, we'll provide you with our best offer in minutes. It's quick, easy, and highly rewarding.
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How Long do Jeep Grand Cherokee's Last
A Jeep Grand Cherokee typically lasts for about 20 years and covers an average of 180,000. This year, the most common model year reaching the end of its life will be the 2003 model.
We've bought Grand Cherokee's with 348,000 miles. The oldest one we purchased was a 1993 model year.
The car's value declines as it racks up miles and ages. It's better to sell before it reaches its lifespan and further depreciates.
Common Problems Facing Aging Grand Cherokee's
Jeep Grand Cherokee's face problems as they age, as all vehicles do. A few common problems unique to this vehicle are:
- Engine Failure: Jeep Grand Cherokees often experience engine problems as they age, including overheating and stalling.
- Transmission Issues: Older models may have difficulty shifting gears, leading to costly repairs.
- Electrical Problems: Faulty wiring can cause issues with the vehicle's lights, radio, and other electrical systems.
- Rust: Jeep Grand Cherokees are prone to rust, especially in the undercarriage and wheel wells.
- Fuel System Problems: Fuel pump failures are common in older models, leading to poor fuel efficiency and potential breakdowns.
- Suspension Issues: Worn out suspension components can lead to a rough ride and handling problems.
- Brake System Failures: Aging brake systems can lead to decreased stopping power and increased safety risks.