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This style/design has been around since 2014. It still looks very modern and timeless today. Very timeless design, and way ahead of its time. We had a 2014 Summit, and now have a 2018 High Altitude. Absolutely love it.
Im not the one actually driving the car, but my mom just got this car. Its gorgeous, the inside is amazing, and it is overall just a freaking awesome car. :)
I just bought one. The same model and color and I love it! The comfort is amazing. I was looking forward to driving it in snow. We didn't get much in Ohio this. Oh well, here's to next year!
How has the steering changed with the newer ones? I just sold my 2015 SRT, loved it BUT the steering in every mode was SO stiff - annoyingly difficulty to casually drive through a parking lot. Feel like I would jump on another if the newer steering was electrically boosted.
I bought my new 12' V6 because of the platform it shared with mercedes at the time (same platform started in 11'). I now have 94,000 miles on it and it still drives/looks like new with very little maintenance needed outside of oil changes and tires. Really solid and reliable vehicle.
Such a beautiful SUV. I have this exact color in the 2018 high altitude trim. For some reason I think the white with black trims really shows the true beauty of this SUV better than any of the other colors, IMO. When my lease is up I might go for the summit trim this time though.😊
I've had my limited x for nearly a year now. It is easily the best SUV I have driven. It was so nice for driving in the summer and now in the winter it is an absolute beast.
The Grand Cherokee is truly a unique SUV. Unibody, port injected naturally aspirated V6, ZF 8 speed with RWD option. Everything that screams refinement and reliability.
I have a 2014 Overland that I purchased new. This video just shows me what a good option that was way back then. Lots of technology that is still relevant, just missing Apple Carplay.
Just found your channel, I like how you describe the vehicle, your voice is easy to listen to. Finish of your video is professional, I like the graphics. As for the Jeep, this fall my current AWD Murano Platinum lease expires, so I will be shopping. I like the Grand Cherokee Limited X in red. Good job.
12:50 Quadra TRAC I is entry level system on lower trims. It does not have low range or front/rear LSD. Middle trims get you QT2 which is the same as QT1, but with a low range transfer case. QD2 is standard on the TrailHawk, and standard on the Summit with all engines but the base V6. QT2 works well enough with its BLD, even in situations where diagonal wheels are completely unweighted. QD2 is just a bit quicker to engage in the rear than QT2.
I know this video is 4 years old now however, I bought my 2020 Grand Cherokee Altitude in 2020, my wife drove it once and fell in love, so much so that she traded her Toyota Rav4 for one, and she loves it, I've had 4 Wranglers, but as my folks got older and I was doing more with them and taking them around I finally decided to go to the Grand Cherokee and love it and all the features, I've made my own modifications to it such as a performance exhaust(Flow master) to give it a little growl, I wanted to stay with the Magnaflow dual but it would've cost more to modify the rear bumper, plus looking at cost I went with flow master and one guy asked if it was an SRT, I told him no but the exhaust gives it that growl.
Interested to see what repairs you have had to make since owning it. How often have you had to change tires? I am going to purchase one and would love an honest opinion about the cost of ownership.
I have a 2017 JGC Limited, I love it. It is my favorite auto that I have owned to date. Great for a road trip and around the city. the V6 sounds good and the ZF transmission is fun when put in sport mode. If anything happened to this one, I'd buy another one, maybe the SRT next. I thought I'd end up with another Euro brand until I drove the Jeep.
@@qwiktips6804I have a GRAND Cherokee, not a Cherokee. The Cherokee is a Fiat 4 cylinder. The Grand Cherokee is larger and has the Pentastr V6. I only have about 30K on it, not one problem so far. The 2011 to 2020 are on the MBZ platform, same as the MBZ ML line. It is a pleasure to drive but it's a gas guzzler, I mean super thirsty. If you get one used be sure to get one with the ZF 8 speed, the prior trans had issues. The 2021 Grand Cherokee larger and is bases on the Alpha Romero platform.
I have the same 8.4" screen on my 2020 award winning RAM 1500 which leads the highly competitive truck segment in interior design and is growing rapidly in market share in a highly brand loyal market. I actually chose it over the 12" screen to get more physical knobs and less driving distraction. The 12" might have showroom/Internet Wow factor, but might be overkill and not necessarily a reason to hold out for a next gen Grand Cherokee.
I absolutely miss my Overland. I can't do the gas otherwise I'd get another, no questions asked. Instead, I'm looking into a compass... With that said! Please do a compass review! I wish you had one already as I'm days away from getting it.
I ordered the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland loaded with drivers assistance package and the towing package with the V6 engine. Absolutely the best riding, safe, quiet, dependable, and comfortable car I have ever owned. I have ordered and driven many new cars, vans and trucks. Love the adaptatve cruise control, cross path detection, side alert, and leather ventilated and heated seats and wood steering wheel. I previously owned a well equipped GMC Yukon. Enjoyed that Yukon SUV, but only 12 to 14 mpg and didn't really need the extra interior space any longer, plus the Grand Cherokee is so much easier to park and see out the windows. When Jeep designed the 2011 jeep grand cherokee it was owned by Daimler who also owned Mercedes Benz, and feel that the Grand Cherokee may have had some of the the influence of the design team on the ML mercedes mid sized SUV. I looked at both the Mercedes that year and chose the Jeep. Now, in 2020 Mercedes has introduced the GLE SUV. It is amazing. I hope Jeep doesn't go backwards with the Fiat platform. I am looking for more autonomous self-driving features and the next level of comfort and luxury in the Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland
I don’t own stock in Jeep, or own a dealership, or make any sales commissions. Lol. But I recommend the hell out of them. Mine is awesome!! Drives fantastic.
The new interior designs lookin good on 2022 models hell friggin yeah so far I still dig the 2017 one better but we’ll see when it’s not hidden shadows we’ll be in eventually
I like Grand Cherokee. I had 2018 one. Sold it because we got daughter delivered and we needed 7-seatser. Buy it was the best car i have ever had. Only Cybertruck is better :)
I have a 2018 high altitude in white. There are 3 things that I don't like about the jeep. 1. If you have a child seat in the back, reaching the seat belt buckle is a pain. Its recessed into the seat. I am looking for a seat belt extender. 2. The trunk space is small compared to other mid size SUV's 3. I have an Iphone connected to the car's apple play. This requires a cable to run from the small storage cubby under the climate control panel. There is no run through for the cable and the storage cubby with the 2 USB ports has to remain open the whole time. The Uconnect system is a bit slow, but i understand that was improved for the 2019 year. Overall, I am very happy with the jeep. Looking forward to what the 2021 JGC will have in store.
These are so sexy! The interiors are amazing. I took one for a test drive and was amazed how quiet it was. 👌🏽 Soon as this pandemic is over ill be picking up one of these!👍🏽
This model's years are from 2011 to 2022. The last ones are being produced now. You can still buy them - Laredo E, Laredo X, Laredo X Altitude, and Limited X. 0% financing for 4 years plus a discount.
I have a older Jeep.....I keep hearing the newer ones dont last as long.....so I keep my older one! It rarely ever needs work,only small cheap regular type maintenance :-) Of course I havent owned a newer one so I dont know for sure....but I'll probably keep it til it starts costing too much. So far its pretty reliable for a old vehicle and still has plenty of power! :-)
I think Jeep messed up with the limited X. It’s got an incredible looking exterior compared to some of the trim levels above. It should have been given summit treatment, or similar inside!
I have a 2017 GC Trailhawk and had a 2011 Summit, both with the V6. Loved the 2011 Summit and did the White Rim Road in Canyonlands in it on AT tires. The 2017 with the V6, the ZF 8 speed and 18 inch wheels is really the perfect combination. The things is great on the road and I drove the Elephant Hill Rd in it. For those who don’t know Elephant Hill is the hardest off road trail in Canyonlands. They could improve on the interior but overall what other vehicle is great on road and can do extreme off-road for $50kish?
I like the fact there is so much aftermarket to beef it up even more. Mine has armour front back roof and underside with some custom work also but its a beast murdered out black look just awesome. Had back window louvers custom made with black armour for rear windows. If the zombie apocalypse comes its ready. 😂😂😂
I have a 2019 HA same color as this one. I only wish I had those rims instead of what come with it. Don’t get me wrong I like the but I painted the calipers red and these would look sick.
Each time look like is more and more as regular SUV as others in the market and less Jeep that hard vehicle for all terrain good for towing if necessary, strong 4x4 ...just my humble opinion ! I have a 2019 Dodge Journey Crossroad AWD and a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited.
@@XxAlex530xX it depends on what the 2021 will look like. So far the Pacifica has a 10.1 inch infotainment , so that might be in the new Grand Cherokee and if they put the Dodge Ram 12.1 inch infotainment , then i wouldn't lease the 2020.
I've been wanting a Jeep since I was 13, but have always been nervous to buy one. I hear they have transmission issues and have terrible resale value. Have you noticed reliability issues or know anything about the resale value?
The v6 is quite good. I’d probably choose the v6. The zf 8 speed in the GC is just the best period. If I was completely nuts I’d take the trackhawk or SRT.
R L zf is a German company. Based in Germany. And as far as I know they are very good and reliable. I’d probably say the v6 GC and zf 8 speed would be more reliable than the Trackhawk with that same gearbox. Since less torque on the v6 is going through the transmission it means less stress even though it’s designed to handle 800hp in the dodge demon
Best-looking SUV on the market. I would not trust Stellantis' quality control, reliability, or durability, but it's a good-looking vehicle. Lease, but not buy.
@@robertdupree6940 My 2016 GC has excellent ride and handling. Yours must be exceptional. I just put a set of Michelin Defender LTX M/S tires on it at 64,000 miles. I've had zero issues with this vehicle and will keep it for a while longer. Enjoy your new GC!
Wow in six months I went 22k miles now that I use it for work so 44k a year about while it’s pandemic hope by the time it reaches five years it’s not full of maintenance about 220k when I’m done payin for it
2022 models holy shit they’re bein changed around on the inside to a little probably on the out as well must be the 80th anniversary ones this time every five years Jeep is something new just like the rest of em
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Was there any rattle or squeak inside when driven? Does it give you the enough feel of solidity behind the wheel?
@@youngchang8161 does this have a CD player
A tip : watch series on Kaldrostream. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Nikolas Dylan definitely, been using kaldroStream for since november myself :D
I’ve owned Land Rovers, Pajeros and Mercs but my Grand Cherokee is a beast! Love it
Grand Cheroke is an iconic car that will always be amazing and one of it's kind
I just got a 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee last week! I love it so much!!!
Nice! Which trim?
@@DriversOnly I have the Laredo E
I bought 2019 altitude.
I just bought a 2020 Overland
Just came home with my new 2020 Limited X🙌🏼
This car is a beast, I just bought mine wow what a wow
This style/design has been around since 2014. It still looks very modern and timeless today. Very timeless design, and way ahead of its time. We had a 2014 Summit, and now have a 2018 High Altitude. Absolutely love it.
I agree, it's a very timeless design.
Absolutely. No need to change the design inside or out. It’s a work of art.
Im not the one actually driving the car, but my mom just got this car. Its gorgeous, the inside is amazing, and it is overall just a freaking awesome car. :)
I just bought one. The same model and color and I love it! The comfort is amazing. I was looking forward to driving it in snow. We didn't get much in Ohio this. Oh well, here's to next year!
Owned a 03 Overland, 16 Limited Anniversary, 17 Trailhawk, 18 High Altitude, and 19 Altitude. Keep going back. Great platform.
Wow thats a lot of grand cherokees...are you leasing them year to year?
@@DriversOnly no. Too many miles for a lease. Many cars in between those too. Lol
How has the steering changed with the newer ones? I just sold my 2015 SRT, loved it BUT the steering in every mode was SO stiff - annoyingly difficulty to casually drive through a parking lot. Feel like I would jump on another if the newer steering was electrically boosted.
Never had an SRT, but all of mine have steered great. I was not a huge fan of how the Trailhawk rode.
Do you just buy and sell them? That sounds like more work than it's worth.
Honestly no need to redesign this vehicle, they just need a bigger Jeep, but keep Grand Cherokee as is for next 10 years.
I kind of agree...just update the tech and it'll continue to be good.
I also agree. My fear is they make the next GC with a garbage FIAT platform.
They just did it. The new grand Cherokee with third row 🔥
I kept getting these as a rental... I HAD to have one. Love mine!!
I have one as rental now and I gotta buy one now lmao
I bought my new 12' V6 because of the platform it shared with mercedes at the time (same platform started in 11'). I now have 94,000 miles on it and it still drives/looks like new with very little maintenance needed outside of oil changes and tires. Really solid and reliable vehicle.
Nice!
Same here 12 with 90k no problems
Totally agree, awesome vehicle
This 2020nisnsame design just slightly changed in 14 I believe. It's pretty sweet.
Just bought a 2020 JGC Limited X Friday 10/16/2020 extremely happy with it 🤟🏼
Such a beautiful SUV. I have this exact color in the 2018 high altitude trim. For some reason I think the white with black trims really shows the true beauty of this SUV better than any of the other colors, IMO. When my lease is up I might go for the summit trim this time though.😊
Love my 2016 high altitude Grand Cherokee
I've had my limited x for nearly a year now. It is easily the best SUV I have driven. It was so nice for driving in the summer and now in the winter it is an absolute beast.
I came away super impressed with the GC after my review. There is a reason why it won so many awards. :).
I recently brought a Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo E I'm in love woth it my dream vehicle would definitely recommend to friends
I've had mine a week and loving it!
By far the best looking SUV out there
I’ve had many cars. The grand Cherokee was still my favorite. Looking at other SUVs including the MDX. The grand Cherokee makes more sense
The Grand Cherokee is truly a unique SUV. Unibody, port injected naturally aspirated V6, ZF 8 speed with RWD option. Everything that screams refinement and reliability.
are you sure about the reliability part?
Very,very reliable. I have had 5 Grand Cherokees in my lifetime. All super reliable. Best SUV on the planet, period.
Absolutely reliable!
Yes, no need for GDI or turbos.
I have a 2014 Overland that I purchased new. This video just shows me what a good option that was way back then. Lots of technology that is still relevant, just missing Apple Carplay.
This is the best review that I have seen!
Thank you!
Just bought a 2018 Altitude... absolutely love it! Very good bang for buck
Just found your channel, I like how you describe the vehicle, your voice is easy to listen to. Finish of your video is professional, I like the graphics. As for the Jeep, this fall my current AWD Murano Platinum lease expires, so I will be shopping. I like the Grand Cherokee Limited X in red. Good job.
Thank you!
The black accents on the white is beautiful
I have the 2017 Summit. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT.
12:50 Quadra TRAC I is entry level system on lower trims. It does not have low range or front/rear LSD. Middle trims get you QT2 which is the same as QT1, but with a low range transfer case. QD2 is standard on the TrailHawk, and standard on the Summit with all engines but the base V6. QT2 works well enough with its BLD, even in situations where diagonal wheels are completely unweighted. QD2 is just a bit quicker to engage in the rear than QT2.
I know this video is 4 years old now however, I bought my 2020 Grand Cherokee Altitude in 2020, my wife drove it once and fell in love, so much so that she traded her Toyota Rav4 for one, and she loves it, I've had 4 Wranglers, but as my folks got older and I was doing more with them and taking them around I finally decided to go to the Grand Cherokee and love it and all the features, I've made my own modifications to it such as a performance exhaust(Flow master) to give it a little growl, I wanted to stay with the Magnaflow dual but it would've cost more to modify the rear bumper, plus looking at cost I went with flow master and one guy asked if it was an SRT, I told him no but the exhaust gives it that growl.
Just bought the white limited x with the hemi .. sweet ride
I have a 2014 grand limited. With 125 thousand miles it still looks and feels great to drive.
Nice!
Interested to see what repairs you have had to make since owning it. How often have you had to change tires?
I am going to purchase one and would love an honest opinion about the cost of ownership.
my next car is jeep grand Cherokee limited x and thanks for the video great job
I'm with you, it's just right. Not too flashy, not too dull, right in the sweet spot. Now just add Sting Gray, that's the color.
This is definitely an SUV that aged amazingly. Still beautiful.
just got myself a 2020 grand cherokee altitude and love it. I only wish there was more ways to customize it like my old 2016 wrangler unlimited
true words,,,this is how a suv should looks like
Back in the 90's, this vehicle was a status symbol in the suburbs.
I’m so getting this atfer seeing this video
I have a 2017 JGC Limited, I love it. It is my favorite auto that I have owned to date. Great for a road trip and around the city. the V6 sounds good and the ZF transmission is fun when put in sport mode. If anything happened to this one, I'd buy another one, maybe the SRT next. I thought I'd end up with another Euro brand until I drove the Jeep.
Do you think your Cherokee is reliable? I have a Chevy equinox and it went out within 3 years
@@qwiktips6804I have a GRAND Cherokee, not a Cherokee. The Cherokee is a Fiat 4 cylinder. The Grand Cherokee is larger and has the Pentastr V6. I only have about 30K on it, not one problem so far. The 2011 to 2020 are on the MBZ platform, same as the MBZ ML line. It is a pleasure to drive but it's a gas guzzler, I mean super thirsty. If you get one used be sure to get one with the ZF 8 speed, the prior trans had issues. The 2021 Grand Cherokee larger and is bases on the Alpha Romero platform.
I wish I could afford that Beautiful 💯👍🏾
you will my brother! Go and get it
Next time I decide to sleep back there I’m taking the heater with me lol dang it was cold that one time
I have the same 8.4" screen on my 2020 award winning RAM 1500 which leads the highly competitive truck segment in interior design and is growing rapidly in market share in a highly brand loyal market. I actually chose it over the 12" screen to get more physical knobs and less driving distraction. The 12" might have showroom/Internet Wow factor, but might be overkill and not necessarily a reason to hold out for a next gen Grand Cherokee.
What a nice car man did get worried about my work, before buying it sure sux really might have to let go of mine!
I really like them, and would get another one in a second. My first was the V6 Wrangler, now an SRT.
sorry I meant a Laredo.....
dast xosh bra
Just bought mine 😁
I loved this suv
Aren't you
Nice car and model intrasting
So many people drove cherokee on the road in winter.
A 2020 JEEP IS MY DREAM CAR AND I AM GOING TO GET IT WHEN I AM 24 YEARS OLD BUT I AM ONLY 8 YEARS OLD
I absolutely miss my Overland. I can't do the gas otherwise I'd get another, no questions asked. Instead, I'm looking into a compass... With that said! Please do a compass review! I wish you had one already as I'm days away from getting it.
I ordered the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland loaded with drivers assistance package and the towing package with the V6 engine. Absolutely the best riding, safe, quiet, dependable, and comfortable car I have ever owned. I have ordered and driven many new cars, vans and trucks. Love the adaptatve cruise control, cross path detection, side alert, and leather ventilated and heated seats and wood steering wheel. I previously owned a well equipped GMC Yukon. Enjoyed that Yukon SUV, but only 12 to 14 mpg and didn't really need the extra interior space any longer, plus the Grand Cherokee is so much easier to park and see out the windows. When Jeep designed the 2011 jeep grand cherokee it was owned by Daimler who also owned Mercedes Benz, and feel that the Grand Cherokee may have had some of the the influence of the design team on the ML mercedes mid sized SUV. I looked at both the Mercedes that year and chose the Jeep. Now, in 2020 Mercedes has introduced the GLE SUV. It is amazing. I hope Jeep doesn't go backwards with the Fiat platform. I am looking for more autonomous self-driving features and the next level of comfort and luxury in the Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland
Thanks for chiming in Larry!
Larry Collins n
I just bought the 2020 Overland 4x4 and I love it!
16:53 u tried it lol don’t you know jeep gc is legendary for turning on a dime. In fact for some odd reason that’s why I’m in love with the vehicle
I hate how the limited X doesn’t come
With ventilated seats but the high altitude does 🤔
I don’t own stock in Jeep, or own a dealership, or make any sales commissions. Lol. But I recommend the hell out of them. Mine is awesome!! Drives fantastic.
Nice, which trim and year?
@@DriversOnly 2016 Grand Cherokee Limited with the off-road package.
@@Ktheodoss v6 or v8? Also, Jeep is owned by FCA anyways lol.
Henry R V6. Thought about the V8 but it was like an additional three grand. The V6 is very good though.
Mine is 2019 altitude in white colour
The new interior designs lookin good on 2022 models hell friggin yeah so far I still dig the 2017 one better but we’ll see when it’s not hidden shadows we’ll be in eventually
My dream car😍😍
Your beautiful 🤷🏽
Crash protection?
As it's an SUV, what if any are the types of roll-over protection?
Excellent informative video sir👍
Pretty Jimmy SUV I got it’s hella amazing
I like Grand Cherokee. I had 2018 one. Sold it because we got daughter delivered and we needed 7-seatser. Buy it was the best car i have ever had. Only Cybertruck is better :)
Great looking truck
OH man LaGrange road is brutal haha! best place to test suspension!
I have a 2018 high altitude in white. There are 3 things that I don't like about the jeep.
1. If you have a child seat in the back, reaching the seat belt buckle is a pain. Its recessed into the seat. I am looking for a seat belt extender.
2. The trunk space is small compared to other mid size SUV's
3. I have an Iphone connected to the car's apple play. This requires a cable to run from the small storage cubby under the climate control panel. There is no run through for the cable and the storage cubby with the 2 USB ports has to remain open the whole time.
The Uconnect system is a bit slow, but i understand that was improved for the 2019 year.
Overall, I am very happy with the jeep. Looking forward to what the 2021 JGC will have in store.
I have a 2014 with 146k on it and it drives so good
well*
I just bought a 2019 with 20,000 miles is that bad?
Charley Paulino I just bought a 2019 with 11k miles, I just got extra bumper to bumper but worth it
Does anyone have trouble with the lifters on the older models Jeep Cherokee Laredo?
I have 2014 with 105km love it but was just offered to look at 2020... my kind is turning i love my 14 but could love 20 even more
Sweeet the 2020s look great 👍
These are so sexy! The interiors are amazing. I took one for a test drive and was amazed how quiet it was. 👌🏽
Soon as this pandemic is over ill be picking up one of these!👍🏽
The banks are offering 84 months 0% financing right now cause of the pandemic. No one is buying now and the dealers are.desperate. don't wait.
Harold Rodriguez Very true. 👌🏽
Its still not over lol but hope u got the jeep!
This model's years are from 2011 to 2022. The last ones are being produced now. You can still buy them - Laredo E, Laredo X, Laredo X Altitude, and Limited X. 0% financing for 4 years plus a discount.
EXCELLENT. A1. Topnotch.
great review i need one now....
I have a older Jeep.....I keep hearing the newer ones dont last as long.....so I keep my older one! It rarely ever needs work,only small cheap regular type maintenance :-) Of course I havent owned a newer one so I dont know for sure....but I'll probably keep it til it starts costing too much. So far its pretty reliable for a old vehicle and still has plenty of power! :-)
Hope i could have one
nicest looking car on the road, by far
Waiting for the redesign to come on sale in 2020
I think Jeep messed up with the limited X. It’s got an incredible looking exterior compared to some of the trim levels above. It should have been given summit treatment, or similar inside!
I have a 2017 GC Trailhawk and had a 2011 Summit, both with the V6. Loved the 2011 Summit and did the White Rim Road in Canyonlands in it on AT tires. The 2017 with the V6, the ZF 8 speed and 18 inch wheels is really the perfect combination. The things is great on the road and I drove the Elephant Hill Rd in it. For those who don’t know Elephant Hill is the hardest off road trail in Canyonlands. They could improve on the interior but overall what other vehicle is great on road and can do extreme off-road for $50kish?
I like the fact there is so much aftermarket to beef it up even more. Mine has armour front back roof and underside with some custom work also but its a beast murdered out black look just awesome. Had back window louvers custom made with black armour for rear windows. If the zombie apocalypse comes its ready. 😂😂😂
I have a 2019 HA same color as this one. I only wish I had those rims instead of what come with it. Don’t get me wrong I like the but I painted the calipers red and these would look sick.
Good advice thanks😊
Perfect SUV that can be driven by working class as well as a high end vehicle
great video, thanks! While you were commenting on the acceleration I was left wondering which motor you were driving. V6? V8? Thanks
This was the V6, looking to test a v8 or SRT in the future to see how it compares.
I’m happy with my little girl cleaned her neatly today as well
Does it need towing package in order to tow a travel trailer?
My 2019 HA is the same color scheme as this one.
New trim around the corner? Guess that means I’ll be leasing my next one until I see what they have to offer with their “new” designs.
Each time look like is more and more as regular SUV as others in the market and less Jeep that hard vehicle for all terrain good for towing if necessary, strong 4x4 ...just my humble opinion !
I have a 2019 Dodge Journey Crossroad AWD and a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited.
The limited x looks great, but SRT for me all the way.
The srt has all kinds of issues. I've been wanting one, but after watching all the videos on TH-cam, maybe not.
Looks like the Tristate by 88. You should test the suspension on Western or just drive around Logan Square. Lol.
2020 Overland for Me, I Wish.
I have a Durango now. Thinking about a grand Cherokee next. What is the average thoughts from people
I need this
And I got no money
Lease it
@@THEDRIVINGPROFESSOR is it worth it?
@@XxAlex530xX it depends on what the 2021 will look like. So far the Pacifica has a 10.1 inch infotainment , so that might be in the new Grand Cherokee and if they put the Dodge Ram 12.1 inch infotainment , then i wouldn't lease the 2020.
You will in a couple weeks
Me too 😂
Is that a GoPro being used for the front cabin video capture?
I've been wanting a Jeep since I was 13, but have always been nervous to buy one. I hear they have transmission issues and have terrible resale value. Have you noticed reliability issues or know anything about the resale value?
The v6 is quite good. I’d probably choose the v6. The zf 8 speed in the GC is just the best period.
If I was completely nuts I’d take the trackhawk or SRT.
The v6 and 8 speed paired together is quite good. SRT or trackhawk would be insane :).
Drivers Only the shifts and crackles sound so savage in the SRT and Trackhawk models.
Is the zf8 transmission good and reliable? I hear its a german company making these transmissions.
R L zf is a German company. Based in Germany.
And as far as I know they are very good and reliable. I’d probably say the v6 GC and zf 8 speed would be more reliable than the Trackhawk with that same gearbox. Since less torque on the v6 is going through the transmission it means less stress even though it’s designed to handle 800hp in the dodge demon
Best-looking SUV on the market. I would not trust Stellantis' quality control, reliability, or durability, but it's a good-looking vehicle.
Lease, but not buy.
It seems that not much has changed from the 2016 GC I have, other than some subtle exterior changes.
2020 has a better ride just traded my 16 for the 20
@@robertdupree6940 My 2016 GC has excellent ride and handling. Yours must be exceptional. I just put a set of Michelin Defender LTX M/S tires on it at 64,000 miles. I've had zero issues with this vehicle and will keep it for a while longer. Enjoy your new GC!
Wow in six months I went 22k miles now that I use it for work so 44k a year about while it’s pandemic hope by the time it reaches five years it’s not full of maintenance about 220k when I’m done payin for it
2022 models holy shit they’re bein changed around on the inside to a little probably on the out as well must be the 80th anniversary ones this time every five years Jeep is something new just like the rest of em
what tires were on it? So is the suspension the same in the Limited No X or is the X on air?
I don't think this has the Quadra Drive 2 system with the rear electronic LSD. I think it has the Quadra Trac 2 system.
Did you tell the listener what engine you had in this model?
I wish side would fold close and open when turning on and off the car