Fort Worth Jeep Drivers Can Venture Off-Road in the New 2011 Liberty

June 14, 2011 - PRLog -- Fort Worth Jeep shoppers will be pleased to know that Blake Fulenwider Dodge has a great selection of the 2011 Jeep Liberty Limited Edition SUVs in stock at the dealership. The Liberty is the successor to one of America's original compact SUV, the Jeep Cherokee. An evolutionary departure from that earlier, more traditional sport-utility design, the new Liberty features a high roofline and flared wheel arches.

The Jeep Liberty was actually designed to venture off-road and does it with confidence thanks to steep approach and departure angles and exceptional suspension travel and articulation. Combined with an independent front and solid axle rear suspension and rack-and-pinion steering, the new Liberty works best for Fort Worth Jeep shoppers who want a versatile, go-anywhere utility vehicle to take advantage of its all-terrain features occasionally.

Learn more about the new Liberty online at http://www.fortworthjeep.org/reviews/2011-jeep/liberty/

The 2011 Jeep Liberty stands out for two major reasons: it has an eye catching rugged exterior and a unique Sky Slider full-length canvas roof that isn’t available on the competition. New for 2011 are steering wheel mounted controls that allow the driver to use UConnect, Jeep’s Bluetooth system.

The Limited edition includes the Popular Equipment Group that offers roof rails, foglamps, a cargo cover, temperature and compass gauges, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls.  Additional key features on the Limited trim are 17-inch wheels, exterior chrome trim, heated power front seats (six-way driver, two-way passenger), driver memory functions, leather upholstery, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity, and an eight-speaker sound system.

On the underside, the new 2011 Liberty has a revised suspension that provides a smooth ride and confident handling on the road, while off-road ability is still a strong point thanks to traditional Jeep features such as generous ground clearance.

All models have standard Stain resistant cloth bucket seats and rear seats that fold to increase storage.

The Jeep Liberty needs no fancy computer-controlled techno-wizardry to travel off the beaten path. All the essentials for off-road adventures are present and accounted for: a torque-rich power plant, low-range gearing, sturdy suspension with plenty of ground clearance (7.8 inches) and, of course, shift-on-the-fly Command-Trac II part-time four-wheel drive.

To learn more about the 2011 Jeep Liberty or test drive one now, Fort Worth Jeep shoppers should visit Blake Fulenwider Dodge in Eastland or call the dealership at (325) 480-2704.

Find a new Jeep Liberty online at http://www.blakefulenwiderdodge.com/new-inventory/index.h...

Contact Blake Fulenwider Dodge:

1310 E Main St
Eastland, TX 76448
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