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Yes, but If you're allowed to drive, we have the Autobahn. ;) Have you ever tried out 140 mph or more? laugh.gif OK, not in a Jeep (SRT8 maybe). But seriously: If you are older than 18 and you have a valid driver's licence, there should be no problem to drive here. Mike

I think, this will bring you serious coolingproblems (at least during summer), because the vents are much to small. Mike

I think this is just the cover for one of the battery terminals. The reason, why you can't find it in every KJ, is that not everyone has the same battery installed. Usualy it covers the plus terminal. The pin on the right side is attached to a hole in the battery and holds it in place. This pin...

The steering wheel is aftermarket. They are sold by startech ( http://www.startech.de/html/cherokee.html ) for a lot of money.:eek: Sometimes you can find them on ebay for a very good price. :D Mike

We are running up to 118 mph here on german highways and everything is fine with the handling. The only thing to think about are the brakes and the weight of the vehicle. You must be very careful an foresighted at this speed. Mike

I have the same modell (2005 CRD 2.8 Ltd. Auto) and all this settings are possible. So there should be no big difference to the US modell. The manual shows you, how to do this settings. If you have no manual, you can find it on the US Jeep site...

Here are some pics of my Liberty (in Germany sold as Cherokee). The chrome stuff was still installed, when I bought the car. Mike

I had the same problem and I've drilled holes in the backside of the sidemarker lamps. Then I installed sockets with the the bulb in that holes. I found this sockets in my garage. They belonged to the third Brakelight of my Dodge Shadow I had a few years ago, but I think you can find parts like...

I sold my 2001 PT Cruiser Ltd. Mike

Thanks to you all for the warm welcome. wavey.gif If you ever have, you should come to our area. There is a lot to see over here an I can give a some good tips where to go and what to see. Last, but not least: You will like the beer. ;) Mike

Hi all together, wavey.gif my name is Mike and I live in a german city called Essen. It is located not far from Collogne and Dusseldorf. After 2 Dodges and a PT Cruiser over the last 17 years (yes, I love american cars), I thougt it was time for an Offroader. And there could only be a...