Why do used Jeep Wranglers cost more than Cherokees and Grand Cherokees?

crazyjester9

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I'm planning a move back to my hometown of Omaha and have been looking for a winter vehicle since my Mustang GT would not do well in the snow, nor do I wish to submit it to that kind of wear and tear.

I have my heart set on a Jeep of some sort, and while I have been browsing down here in Florida I've seen quite a few older, high mileage Cherokees and Grand Cherokees going for very cheap (under $2500) while I haven't had any luck finding Wranglers under $4000 even for the early 1990 models. Given the fact that the Cherokees were more expensive and more "luxurious" when new, I figured the Wranglers would be cheaper now that they are used.

Is this the norm? Am I just shopping at the wrong time or what?

Thanks in advance.
 
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