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The pickup version of the Jeep Cherokee was a pretty decent small truck, and you could get yourself one for only $6495 (about 12 grand in today's dollars) back in 1987. Small pickup truck? What's that? Look, it has only two doors... and no cup holders! The manly men hanging out at this middle-o-nowhere gas station are drawn to the Comanche like zombies scenting fresh flesh... no doubt it's the lure of $700 cash back from Chrysler.
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Jan 3, 2008 12:00 PM
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The pickup version of the Jeep Cherokee was a pretty decent small truck, and you could get yourself one for only $6495 (about 12 grand in today's dollars) back in 1987. Small pickup truck? What's that? Look, it has only two doors... and no cup holders! The manly men hanging out at this middle-o-nowhere gas station are drawn to the Comanche like zombies scenting fresh flesh... no doubt it's the lure of $700 cash back from Chrysler.
