ABS standard. Head protection air bags standard from 2007. ESC standard from 2006. BSW standard from 2019.
Something of a Swiss Army Knife among midsized SUVs, the Grand Cherokee is a versatile, well-rounded vehicle. When properly equipped, it is very capable on or off road, and it makes a good choice for trailer towing. All Grand Cherokees are easy to live with. Luxurious interior finish, hushed noise levels, and supportive seats make it a welcome road trip companion. The optional Uconnect 8.4 touch screen infotainment system is one of the most intuitive available.
What sets the Jeep flagship SUV apart from its competition is the wide range of powertrains and available trim levels. Most Grand Cherokees come with a 3.6-liter V6 that provides decent power; updates over the years, including the move to an eight-speed automatic in all Grand Cherokees, have improved acceleration and throttle response. Expect 18 mpg overall from the gasoline V6. A Hemi V8 also remains available, as does a super-fast Trackhawk version. Buyers can choose from rear or all-wheel-drive, and a variety of all-wheel-drive systems are available.
"This is within the app that shows the weather radar map. The map will show some of the radar but not all at various times and then will get brighter and then dimmer for some unknown reason. It is one feature that is nice to have if you are a fisherman like me but it does little good if you can't see the total radar screen or it is missing parts of it!"
Anonymous, (2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 3.6-L V6)