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American SUV gets new more kit with new S-Limited spec

Jeep is attempting to stir up sales of the slow-selling Patriot SUV by launching a new S-Limited spec level.

The Jeep Patriot S-Limited gets a chrome-edged grille, rear parking sensors, and a chunky bodykit with faux-underbody protection. Inside there is leather upholstery, including leather and Alcantara door inserts.

The Patriot S-Limited is only available with the 168bhp 2.4-litre petrol engine and costs £19,810. That’s £1815 more than the next most expensive petrol-powered Patriot – though the price does include metallic paint.

Matt Rigby

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julianphillips 14 November 2008

Re: Jeep Patriot range revised

Each to their own I suppose, but I can't agree with that in the slightest. Even Autocar like the Patriot!

ordinary bloke 14 November 2008

Re: Jeep Patriot range revised

julianphillips wrote:
I think there's a lot of unnecessary car snobiness going on here. The only person who appears to have driven the thing is the only person who has given it a reasonable comment! I think it's the best car in their current line-up
No not snobbery, just a recognition of what is plain bad. I've not driven one but have been a passenger. Yes, it got where we were going both on road and off-road but not in any comfort or style consistent with today's 21st century standards. I'm sure that somewhere in the world, some company is producing and selling a worse car, but not in the UK.

ordinary bloke 14 November 2008

Re: Jeep Patriot range revised

noluddite wrote:
At least dismantling for scrap should be easy. Just find a rough road between the docks and the smelter and let nature take its course.
Ha ha Ha - made me laugh, very good.