Featured Guide
Featured Guide
Featured Guide
Featured Guide
Featured Guide
Featured Guide
Featured Guide
From luxury and comfort to off-road conquering and on-track adrenaline rushes, Jeep’s Grand Cherokee is a versatile 4×4 SUV that caters to a wide variety of buyers. The rear- or four-wheel-drive Grand Cherokee seats five and is powered by a standard 295-horsepower, gas 3.6-liter V-6. There’s also an optional 5.7-liter V-8 that makes 360 hp as well as a turbo-diesel 3.0-liter V-6. Those not afraid of mud and rock crawling should consider the Trailhawk, the top off-roader in the lineup. Two high-performance models, the 475-hp SRT and 707-hp Trackhawk, bring higher levels of handling, acceleration and on-road fun. All trim levels come with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Competitors include the Toyota 4Runner, Ford Edge and Hyundai Santa Fe.
Blind spot warning with rear cross-traffic alert is now standard. The Limited trim level now gets the Uconnect 8.4 multimedia system with navigation, and a new Limited X trim level features special enhancements like a performance hood, 20-inch wheels, unique perforated seats and a nine-speaker stereo.
Advanced safety features like forward collision warning with crash mitigation, lane departure warning, parking assist and adaptive cruise control are bundled in one package. Families can keep rear-seat passengers entertained with an optional dual-screen Blu-ray entertainment system. The optional Trailer Tow Group IV Package elevates the Grand Cherokee’s trailering capabilities while Jeep’s available Selec-Terrain traction-management system gives drivers the ability to tailor their Grand Cherokee to driving conditions.
Jeep’s rugged Grand Cherokee has been an all-around favorite for years, appreciated for its off- and on-road capability, attractive styling, quality cabin materials and general usability. When properly equipped, it’s a great pick for towing a camper or boat, lugging around four of your friends or venturing off-pavement.