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The Jeep Cherokee YJ and XJ models, produced between 1987 and 1996 and 1984 and 2001 respectively, represent two distinct yet interconnected chapters in the iconic American SUV’s history. The YJ, a successor to the CJ-7, brought a softer, more refined approach to the Jeep lineage. Featuring a more car-like interior, a unibody chassis, and a wider range of engine options, including the 4.0L inline-six, the YJ was designed to appeal to a broader audience while maintaining the brand's renowned off-road capability. Its boxy styling, removable top, and high ground clearance cemented its position as a capable off-roader, popular amongst both enthusiasts and adventurous families. The XJ, on the other hand, marked a significant departure from the traditional Jeep design philosophy. Introduced in 1984, it was the first Jeep to employ a unibody construction, a feature that offered increased passenger comfort and refinement. The XJ, often referred to as the "Comanche" when discussing its pickup truck variant, featured a more aerodynamic exterior, a more spacious interior, and a sophisticated independent front suspension. While retaining its off-road capabilities, the XJ focused on a more refined and versatile driving experience, making it a popular choice for both urban and off-road environments. The long-running production run of the XJ solidified its place as a legend, establishing it as a coveted classic amongst Jeep enthusiasts and a testament to the brand's adaptability over the years.