2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee consumer reviews

The Diesel Grand Cherokee represents one of the best all round vehicles providing an average of 26 MPG combined. A very nicely styled vehicle both inside and out, with towing and interior room capacity that allows me to manage my life's activity and family needs. This vehicle is especially comfortable on the highway, were the sound isolation is exceptional and allowing conversation and music without intrusive road noise.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been constantly improved and the 2014 is a vast improvement over its predecessors. Everything from the inside and out is very clean & well thought out. Key things to be aware of with Jeeps - is a shimmy or shake at freeway speeds when hitting a slight bump or mark in the road. Jeep has corrected the issue for most and I know the 2014 has a TSB to fix the problem. Just a heads up - otherwise you can?t go wrong and they?ve definitely got a product that stands apart from the pack.

My Jeep just crossed the 50K mile mark and I have had no problems whatsoever. I keep reading unfavorable reviews of the Jeep Grand Cherokee, particularly in Consumer Reports, but I have yet to experience anything negative with this vehicle. It's fun to drive, looks good and has been totally reliable so far (knock on wood!). I own the Limited model and love the extras like seat warmers, leather, etc. My only two complaints are the positioning of the rearview mirror. I am tall and it is exactly in my line of sight, blocking my front visibility. The second is that there is no place to put a bag other than the front seat, which is a pain if you have a passenger riding there! Why can't Jeep put a column shift in some of their vechicles so that the console offers storage!

Fuel efficient , cute small SUV, comfort level is okay but the features are awesome . Feels like you're gliding while driving due to being so smooth

The car I purchased was exactly what I was looking for in all aspects from the color, features, etc.

I just recently switched from a Dodge Challenger to the Grand Cherokee Altitude. I loved the trim package because it offered a better look than the Laredo, but with a better price tag than some of the Overlands and Summits. Lots of great options.

After driving the Pilot, Ridgeline, Highlander, Santa Fe, and several others, the Grand Cherokee V8 was by far the best value for my money. It is solidly built, quiet, and smooth. The ride is like a Lexus and it handles almost like a sedan. It's just the right size, has very comfortable seats and is loaded with technology! On my first 500+ mile trip, I averaged 22.8 mpg on the V8 model. If you're looking for a new SUV in this segment, put this one on your short list to test drive. The exterior styling is second to none and the maintenance on it was relatively cheap compared to it's foreign competitors.

Very roomy both front and back. We ended up purchasing a 2015 which is even better! Ride very smooth for a Jeep.

This car has been my dream car for years. I was finally able to purchase one last month and it's all I expected it to be. It has a ton of space inside for my family and the trunk space is huge. It's not the best on gas in the city but highway driving it gets great mileage. Overall I would recommend this vehicle to anyone and I plan to own many grand Cherokees.

Plenty of legroom, extremely durable, yet very smooth. Has a nice intricate design along with a massive sun roof.