1990-1996 Jeep Cherokee: Year-to-Year Changes
Updated: 11/23/08
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Learn about the year-to-year changes of the 1990-1996 Jeep Cherokee. Get full details of the styling and performance changes throughout the history of the 1990-1996 Jeep Cherokee.
Year to Year Changes
1991 Jeep Cherokee:
A 4-door Sport Cherokee joined the 2-door Sport, and a new Briarwood replaced the Wagoneer Limited, retaining woodgrain bodyside graphics. Four-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:
Cherokees showed little change.
1993 Jeep Cherokee:
A new upscale Grand Cherokee arrived for 1993, dropping this regular Cherokee line down a notch. Jeep dropped its top-line Cherokees to highlight the difference.
1994 Jeep Cherokee:
New safety features included side door-guard beams and a center high-mounted stoplamp.
1995 Jeep Cherokee:
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 (the latter 4-door only). Four-cylinder Cherokees became available later in the season with a 3-speed automatic transmission.
1996 Jeep Cherokee:
The 4-cylinder dropped five horsepower, to 125, and was no longer available with the 3-speed automatic transmission. Cherokee would be redesigned for 1997.
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