2008 Jeep Commander — Used Median $6,725 & Full Specs
The 2008 Jeep Commander is a vehicle from United States. Below are the specifications, open safety recalls and NHTSA data available for this specific model year. Decode a 2008 Commander VIN to see the exact trim, engine and equipment for one particular vehicle.
Value calculator
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Overview
The Jeep Commander is a vehicle sold in the U.S. market. Enter its 17-character VIN below to pull the exact build from NHTSA vPIC: model year, trim, engine, drivetrain and assembly plant, plus any open safety recalls filed for that model year.
Specifications at a glance
| Model year | 2008 |
|---|---|
| Make | Jeep |
| Model | Commander |
| Body | Vehicle |
| Country of origin | United States |
Model-year-exact trim, engine and equipment vary by VIN. Decode the specific VIN above to confirm.
Real-world pricing & specs — 2008 Jeep Commander
Used-market medians (U.S. listings)
U.S. used-market listings for the 2008 Commander (Craigslist, 2020–2021 snapshot) cluster around a median asking price of $6,725 at roughly 150,957 miles, based on 24 listings. Asking prices run above negotiated sale prices, and values have moved since the snapshot — pair with live listings for your area.
Median of real U.S. Craigslist asking prices for this model year; asking prices skew above negotiated sale prices. Snapshot taken 2020-2021.
NHTSA safety recalls — 2008 Jeep Commander
Common problems to check on this generation
- Wear items (brakes, suspension bushings, tires) at a rate set by mileage and prior care
- Electronics and infotainment faults reported on some model years
- Any open recall: verify by VIN, since repairs are free at the dealer
Applies to the model line as a whole; the 2008 model year may have specific TSBs, always verify by VIN.
Check-engine light on your 2008 Commander?
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Frequently asked questions
What are the 2008 Jeep Commander specs?
The 2008 Commander is a Vehicle. Decode a specific VIN above for the exact trim, engine, transmission and factory options for one particular vehicle.
Are there recalls on the 2008 Commander?
No open NHTSA recalls were found in our latest check. Recall status is tracked per-VIN, decode the specific VIN to confirm.
Is the 2008 Jeep Commander reliable?
How long a used Jeep Commander lasts depends mostly on its maintenance history, not the badge. Pull the recall list for the model year, read the service records and pay for an independent inspection before you commit.
How do I check this specific 2008 Commander?
Enter the VIN above to see the factory-decoded specifications and open recalls. Combine with a free vehicle history check and a pre-purchase inspection.
How much is a 2008 Jeep Commander worth?
Values vary by trim, mileage, condition and region. Check Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds and NADA/J.D. Power for a range, see our guide comparing them — and pair with 5–10 local listings for your exact year and mileage.
What common problems should I watch for on a 2008 Commander?
Segment-wide issues like brake and suspension wear are the norm at this age; model-specific issues vary by generation. Review the "common problems" section above, check NHTSA complaints and TSBs for the specific year, and get an independent inspection focused on those areas.
Sources on this page: NHTSA vPIC (specifications), NHTSA Recalls, NHTSA NCAP (safety), EPA FuelEconomy.gov (MPG), SAE J2012 (OBD-II standard). VinSpecs is an independent service, not affiliated with Jeep or any government agency.