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Jeep Cherokee Spoilers is a compact sport utility vehicle to offer 5 door body styles, powered at first by 4 cylinder engine and then by a V6. In 1987 they got a boost with a 4.0 L inline 6 engines. 1991 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: A 4-door Sport Cherokee Spoilers joined the 2-door Sport, and a new Briarwood replaced the Wagoneer Limited, retaining woodgrain bodyside graphics. 4-cylinder horsepower rose from 121 to 130. All but the base model came with the 6-cylinder engine, which gained 13 horsepower. 1992 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: Cherokee Spoilerss showed very little change. 1993 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: A new upscale Grand Cherokee Spoilers arrived for 1993, dropping this regular Cherokee Spoilers line down a notch. Jeep dropped its top-line Cherokee Spoilerss to highlight the difference. 1994 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: New safety features included side door-guard beams and a center high-mounted stop lamp. 1995 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: A driver-side airbag arrived in 1995, and the base SE model gained reclining front bucket seats. Three models went on sale: SE, Sport, and Country . Four-cylinder Cherokee Spoilerss became available later in the season with a 3-speed auto transmission. 1996 Jeep Cherokee Spoilers: The four-cylinder dropped five horsepower, to 125, and was no longer available with the 3-speed auto transmission. Cherokee Spoilers would be redesigned for 1997.

Cherokee Spoilers are installed on the trunk of your car. One easy way to make your car look good is to add a spoiler. Cherokee Spoilers are easy to install and an effective way to make the rear end look sportier and give some aerodynamics to your vehicle. One thing you should be concerned about when you purchase your wing is to get it painted. But don't get it painted until you have test fitted it on your vehicle. Sometimes the wrong spoiler could be shipped to you. Or, maybe you just ordered the wrong model without realizing. Regardless a test fit is essential to see how well it fits. Make sure the paint that is applied blends in with the rest of your paint. Don't go cheap. You can paint it for about $150 roughly if you shop around.