Briarwood Question

[nate_o23]

So aside from the wood grain and leather seats what makes a Briarwood Cherokee different from a regular Cherokee? Any difference with axles, transfer, etc??

 

[Unclewolverine]

I doubt it. All xjs are really similar across the years besides the wagoner with that funny looking 4 headlight nose. Trim, interior material and wheels are the main things that vary between the trim levels.

 

[Tim_MN]

Briarwood was a trim level designation. Aside from the first few model years with weird engines, and Renix vs. OBD-I, vs. OBD-II emission controls, XJ Cherokees are 98% similar from start to finish.

Trim Levels

84 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief
85 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo
86 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo
87 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo, Limited
88 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Sport
89 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Sport
90 - Base, Wagoneer, Pioneer, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Sport
91 - Base, Briarwood, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Sport
92 - Base, Briarwood, Chief, Laredo, Limited, Sport
93 - Base, Sport, Country
94 - SE, Sport, Country
95 - SE, Sport, Country
96 - SE, Sport, Country, Classic
97 - SE, Sport, Country
98 - SE, Sport, Classic, Limited
99 - SE, Sport, Classic, Limited
00 - SE, Sport, Classic, Limited, Freedom
01 - Sport, Limited, 60th Anniversary Edition

 

[nate_o23]

OK thanks!