Jeep's biggest SUV is the Grand Cherokee, which has been on sale since the early 1990s and continues to be one of the more off-road-capable mid-size SUVs you can buy. Available in a variety of trim levels, the Grand Cherokee offers various four-wheel-drive systems that work with Jeep's available Selec-Terrain system, making it capable and confident on difficult terrain. SUVs aren’t typically known for being exhilarating to drive, but high-performance Grand Cherokee Trackhawk and SRT models effortlessly slam power to the ground and throw you back in your seat thanks to loud, beefed-up V-8 engines and tuned suspensions.
- 2022–24
- 1993–2021
Latest generation
2022–24 Grand Cherokee
The current Grand Cherokee launched in 2011 and got a noticeable refresh for 2014. Today, from the base Laredo to the luxurious Summit, the Grand Cherokee is available in seven trims. Non-performance versions are offered with rear- or four-wheel drive. They use a 3.6-liter V-6 or a
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Previous generation
1993–2021 Grand Cherokee
Larger than its predecessor, the third-generation Grand Cherokee debuted as a 2005 model. It brought updated looks, a restyled cabin, a choice of three engines and three 4WD systems. A new suspension and the updated 4WD systems allowed for more aggressive off-road driving and
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- MSRP range$32,110–$90,070
- Consumer rating
- Combined mpg 13–26
- Body style SUV
Notable features in 2021:
- New 80th Anniversary Edition available
- 3.6-liter V-6 or 5.7-liter V-8 (regular models)
- 6.4-liter or supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 (performance models)
- Rear- or four-wheel drive
- Height-adjustable air suspension available
- Automatic emergency braking available
