• The 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport was the tenth edition of the compact sport utility vehicle manufactured by the Chrysler Automotive Group. The 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport trim featured an upgrade over the safety features offered in the 1993 model. The vehicle was marketed as a rough and tumble, sporty vehicle capable of travel on both suburban and back country roadways. The original manufacturer's suggested retail price was was $20,768.
  
  

Engine

• The 1994 Cherokee Sport came standard with a 4.0-liter I-6 capable of 190 horsepower and speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. The SUV's transmission was available in five-speed manual or four-speed automatic, both with overdrive. The vehicle had a 20.2 gallon fuel tank and a fuel efficiency of 17 miles per gallon city and 21 miles per gallon highway. The vehicle also came equipped with front and rear gas-pressurized heavy duty shocks.
  
  

Dimensons / Capacity

• The 1994 Cherokee Sport was available with both two or four doors, each of which had a hatch door in the vehicle's rear. The Jeep's generous 101-inch wheel base provided optimal traction, particularly in slippery conditions. With a maximum trailer weight of 5,000 pounds, the 1994 Cherokee was powerful enough to tow most small trailers and recreational boats.
  
  

Safety Upgrades

• The 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport features several safety upgrades over its 1993 predecessor. Side impact beams were now standard in each door in both the two- and four-door models, and the vehicle's roof was reinforced for strong crush resistance. The 1994 model also saw the addition of a center-mounted brake light in the rear view hatch window.
  
  

Standard Features

• The 1994 Jeep Cherokee was available in either a champagne color paint scheme or a new secondary color paint scheme, silver. Other standard features included a roll-up cargo cover for the back trunk, AM/FM clock radio and cassette player, cruise control as well as rear windshield wiper and defrost. Four-wheel antilock brakes also came standard in all models.