The 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee is an elder statesman among midsize SUVs. Far from the newest tool in Jeeps shed, the 5-seater Grand Cherokee continues to hold a certain appeal where luxury, performance, and off-road capability all overlap, despite its age. Priced competitively against the Ford Edge, Toyota 4Runner, and Nissan Murano, many owners consider the Grand Cherokee a more luxurious vehicle, similar to the Audi Q5 and Land Rover Discovery. Few can match the Grand Cherokees off-road talents, yet even the most basic trim comes generously equipped and can be fitted with numerous upgrades, including cutting-edge driver assistance features Kelly Blue book.
Drew Dorian, with CARandDRIVER, saidOf Jeeps many SUV offerings, none so effortlessly blends the brand's off-road ethos with refined road manners quite like the Grand Cherokee. To accommodate every lifestyle, Jeep offers a wide variety of Grand Cherokee models, from the affordable Laredo to the classy Summit trim. The standard V-6 should suit most buyers needs, but for those who want a little more grunt, Jeep offers a potent 360-hp V-8.
Grand Cherokee Summit, the very pinnacle of the lineup arrives, with premium luxuries in place and primed to deliver a supreme driving experience. It arrives with a full complement of comforts and technology, including an interior saturated with premium leather trim, from the heated first- and second-row seats to the instrument panel and armrests adorned with real open-pore wood inserts. A Uconnect 5C NAV with a large 8.4-inch full-color touchscreen and a Harman Kardon Premium Audio System with 19 speakers keep you connected and entertained.