In 3 or even 4 years time it's definitely not going to be a third and definitely not even half of it's original price. The car market has changed these last 3 years.
@@CJr_M here they’re going for a half to a third after two years. Grand Cherokee SRT8 is RRP at $AUD97,450 first search I found doing a second hand search was a 2019 one for $30,500. Whilst what you say about the second hand market is 100% true, it doesn’t generally apply to brands with terrible reputations like Chrysler/Jeep. Toyotas here are going for more than they were new.
Disappointing review to say the least. Not sure if the presenter needs a little more practice and a confidence (sorry - just my opinion) or if the problem lies with the editing of the final product. The review felt rushed, I’ll-informed (doesn’t know where Jeep places it’s volume buttons behind the steering), confusing (“feels underpowered” but has “plenty of power to spare”) and it’s “Cherokee” not “Cheriokee”.
You are 100% correct. My wife drive a new Jeep and there are 2 sets of buttons behind the steering wheel. On each side. One set volume up down and the other set for choosing between radio channels or changing songs on music library.
A bit of a disappointing review. The cross cuts to the axel twisters were particularly irritating as I wanted to see the full obstacle and whether Jeep have actually made some improvements to their quadra Trac system.
I think the reviewer just needs a bit more confidence in their reviewing. I think that he tried and shows great promise. Outside of that, the Jeep Grand Cherokee is actually a phenomenal car. Especially the overland one.
Crazy to think that a Hyundai Santa Fe, although not much smaller than this, but still smaller, has over 100Nm more torque. And it's not even an offroading SUV, it's way to close to the ground. My father has a Santa Fe and the engine is a peach!
@@mabuleonkars9706 The worst part is that older Jeeps also had these knobs on the back of the steering wheel.....then had blank buttons on the front. How do you make that make sense?😂
In Australia the used values of Jeeps drop like crazy because of how unreliable they are, I’ve seen two or three year old ones for less than half price.
Disappointing review as I picked up that the reviewer is not too familiar with the Jeep brand. Would've been great for him to be fully orientated on the vehicle features before trying to do this review.
Did I hear correct ? R1,5m with less than even 500nm torque? No thanks mate il go into used department and get serious bargains with that cash but looks proper nice one!🙏🏾
@@pratapp I feel like the left hand volume knob is better in most instances, if the car has steering wheels volume controls. Because the person touching it the most would then, by default, be the passenger
Jeep has now joined the Germans in terms of pricing I am so disappointed, not that the car it's not good I am sure it's as reliable as the previous models
If you are going to review a car maybe you should do some proper research and have at least some product knowledge without just "winging" it. In my opinion you have done a terrible job showcasing the Jeep referring to it by the wrong name duting the video (the Cherokee is a completelydifferent vehicle), not knowing the steering functionality (all modern jeeps gave volume up and down and other buttons on the back of the steering wheel) then comparing the 7 slot Jeep grill synonymous with the Jeep brand on pretty much all platforms and compare that to a freaking Suzuki Spresso. Do you even know what the 7 Slots symbolise??? Time for you to return to basics before doing any more reviews. By all means do a review but at keast now what. You are talking about.
Does Jeep pay you to promote their cars lol ? These things are absolute money pits after a few years but then again I suppose those who can afford it dont really care.
I'll stick to my 2000 Cherokee, these new ones are crap! The only good use I see for it is if you have a family and need to get around town. I wouldn't even feel safe taking that family car off-road, with all the fancy tech nonsense coming out in cars these days, who knows what will break lol I worked at a Mercedes-Benz dealership, my god these new cars have so many problems!
Not the best review ever.... would be nice to have someone who knows the old models of the particular car, so that they don't point out things he didn't know, rather new things on that car that weren't on the old models. This was a poor review!
I thought the same until I drove it. Goes extremely well. I have ordered one now. I currently have the 3 litre CRD overland could not tell the difference in acceleration. Honestly.
Biggest waste of R1.5mil you could get. Exceptionally heavy on fuel, will be unreliable like EVERY Jeep, parts will be very expensive and you'll likely wait 2-4 months for a part which is normal timelines for Jeep and resale value will be very bad like usual. Looks ok i guess but that's about it.
@@THEDIESELCHANNEL ok you are right actually. -Jeeps are light are fuel -Jeep is the most reliable brand in SA -Jeep parts are cheap -Jeep parts are readily available and you rarely can't find a part in stock -Jeeps hold their value really well, better than Toyota and VW even. Lol......this guy!
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I'd happily wait for 3 years and buy it on the second hand market, by then it would be a third of its price.
and totally unreliable.............
In 3 or even 4 years time it's definitely not going to be a third and definitely not even half of it's original price. The car market has changed these last 3 years.
@@CJr_M here they’re going for a half to a third after two years. Grand Cherokee SRT8 is RRP at $AUD97,450 first search I found doing a second hand search was a 2019 one for $30,500. Whilst what you say about the second hand market is 100% true, it doesn’t generally apply to brands with terrible reputations like Chrysler/Jeep. Toyotas here are going for more than they were new.
@@brainsmatterpodcast yes, that I know of, but your market is totally different to ours.
😂😂 with a millions things to fix
the volume buttons are behind the steering wheel, where you wwould usually find shifting pedals
Yupp
Disappointing review to say the least. Not sure if the presenter needs a little more practice and a confidence (sorry - just my opinion) or if the problem lies with the editing of the final product. The review felt rushed, I’ll-informed (doesn’t know where Jeep places it’s volume buttons behind the steering), confusing (“feels underpowered” but has “plenty of power to spare”) and it’s “Cherokee” not “Cheriokee”.
volume controls located at the back of the steering wheel underneath the flappy paddles 1:52
Thanks, I managed to find them on the drive back 🙈
I thought it was part of the flappy paddle, feels so hidden, but nice placement.
If there’s one thing I like about the interior , it’s definitely the extra screen for the front passenger.
I believe there are extra buttons near the shift paddles behind the steering wheel. Maybe that's where "volume control" is?
yes, just like the last grand cherokee
Yeah hes a chop, most FCA products have them on the back
You are 100% correct. My wife drive a new Jeep and there are 2 sets of buttons behind the steering wheel. On each side. One set volume up down and the other set for choosing between radio channels or changing songs on music library.
A bit of a disappointing review. The cross cuts to the axel twisters were particularly irritating as I wanted to see the full obstacle and whether Jeep have actually made some improvements to their quadra Trac system.
It's only available in the one engine I don't like (3.6 V6). Would have loved this thing with the 3.0 V6 diesel, 5.7 V8 petrol or 6.4 SRT
Only for now, spoke to some gents at the Jeep dealer and said they will come later.
I just love off-road
great to see Dieter presenting more videos. kkeep it up
It does have volume up/down on paddle shifts
Love this Jeep. The volume and skip track buttons are behind the steering wheel, it how Jeep can add more buttons on the steering wheel. Great review
Thanks!
I found those pesky hidden buttons on my way home. I thought they were part of the flappy paddle 🙈🤣
@@Carscoza I kind of prefer them being on the back, maybe I got used to them. It’s easier to use them
@@Carscoza are you guys going to do a full review soon?
I think the reviewer just needs a bit more confidence in their reviewing. I think that he tried and shows great promise. Outside of that, the Jeep Grand Cherokee is actually a phenomenal car. Especially the overland one.
Lovely car 💜
Did u say 344Nm this should have around 500-600Nm for its size.
Politicians are already lining-up to buy it with our tax money.. 🤦🏾♂️
Wish they had a V6 diesel for the new Jeep as they did with the previous generation.
344Nm is paltry for such a large vehicle. It's not as mean as it looks.
True. Big SUVs thrive via torque.
Crazy to think that a Hyundai Santa Fe, although not much smaller than this, but still smaller, has over 100Nm more torque. And it's not even an offroading SUV, it's way to close to the ground. My father has a Santa Fe and the engine is a peach!
Jeep is famous for having their volume controls behind the steering wheel.
The volume controls are on the back of the steering wheel.
The old one is better than the new one
The volume knobs are behind the steering wheel
Jeep Grand Cherokee, also known as a Jeep Grand Cheriokee!!🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀
Lol the O is supposed to be silent
Diesel would be nice
Finally someone said it..!!
They missed a big opportunity by not giving it a diesel engine
Volume controls probably behind the steering wheel
Correct, I found it on the drive home 🙃
@@Carscoza imagine having to do so much work to reduce volume
@@mabuleonkars9706 The worst part is that older Jeeps also had these knobs on the back of the steering wheel.....then had blank buttons on the front. How do you make that make sense?😂
@@wadesolomon2484 I guess they're doing it the early 2000's way😂😂😂. My dad's Opel had those knobs
@@mabuleonkars9706 it's weird how some companies can incorporate all their controls simply onto the steering wheel, and others struggle 😂
How can I review cars for you guys, or become a reviewer?
so.. have they done away with a "Grand" to seperate the two Cherokees?
If you was better prepared you will now Chrysler radio volume is at the back of steering wheel
The other review guy is so much better
Is there a 2 row version available in South Africa?
In Australia the used values of Jeeps drop like crazy because of how unreliable they are, I’ve seen two or three year old ones for less than half price.
maybe the new one is, but the previous generation grand cherokee is a solid auto
@@THESLlCK not according to reliability reports, not for the last decade at least!
The last Cherokee that wasn’t far worse than Japanese, European, English, Australian, Or Korean reliability was the 1980s to very early 90s.
@@brainsmatterpodcast ok that's really interesting, by the way, totally unrelated to your baseless yapping, why did you like all your comments?
Someone even made a popular song about this th-cam.com/video/5sVmoOZRypk/w-d-xo.html :)
I can't wait to see the SRT of this Jeep
tragically never happening because of the idiot french that bought fiat chrysler
Go buy it and get in more debt lol
@@kafilkavich707 don’t threaten us with a good time, pal
Disappointing review as I picked up that the reviewer is not too familiar with the Jeep brand. Would've been great for him to be fully orientated on the vehicle features before trying to do this review.
No Diesel
Kia Sportage review
Nice review too much buttons for you 😃
Where's the main Ou???
Soccer mom special
One day you will have to explain how you got a job. Perhaps your close relatives are board of directors.
Why only the L..??? Try and make a U-turn on offroad track in this ...🤪
Did I hear correct ? R1,5m with less than even 500nm torque? No thanks mate il go into used department and get serious bargains with that cash but looks proper nice one!🙏🏾
For that money, you can get a brand new Stelvio QV.
Uuuuhhhh some German cars have volume control on the left. So it's not just the Jeep dude
Left hand drive countries being lazy, Japanese brands seem to be able to switch over 😊
@@pratapp I feel like the left hand volume knob is better in most instances, if the car has steering wheels volume controls. Because the person touching it the most would then, by default, be the passenger
Great another car I can’t afford 😂
Jeep has now joined the Germans in terms of pricing
I am so disappointed, not that the car it's not good I am sure it's as reliable as the previous models
K so, what I wanna know is how this big thing's gonna have SRT & Trackhawk variants?
Lol no. It's Grand Cherokee L. Likely would get the SRT treatment, but definitely not the 707hp motor.
According to Jeep SA, we're only gonna get the 3.6 V6 petrol, and that's it
If you are going to review a car maybe you should do some proper research and have at least some product knowledge without just "winging" it. In my opinion you have done a terrible job showcasing the Jeep referring to it by the wrong name duting the video (the Cherokee is a completelydifferent vehicle), not knowing the steering functionality (all modern jeeps gave volume up and down and other buttons on the back of the steering wheel) then comparing the 7 slot Jeep grill synonymous with the Jeep brand on pretty much all platforms and compare that to a freaking Suzuki Spresso. Do you even know what the 7 Slots symbolise??? Time for you to return to basics before doing any more reviews.
By all means do a review but at keast now what. You are talking about.
👎 videos without Ciro
👍👍👍👍👍
Jeep 'chereoke' 😆
Does Jeep pay you to promote their cars lol ? These things are absolute money pits after a few years but then again I suppose those who can afford it dont really care.
If you can't afford it, just watch a suzuki or toyota video
@@THEDIESELCHANNEL Ai tog ou Tossie.
@@johanneswehrmann dit wat jy jou Jimny noem?
Lol you don't know where the volume buttons are on the steering wheel, next time do some homework 😜 🤣
Not a good reviewer. Or bad script.
What are you smoking! You put it in highest height setting, traction control and acceleration
Cherry-oak-key?..........................lol......
I'll stick to my 2000 Cherokee, these new ones are crap! The only good use I see for it is if you have a family and need to get around town. I wouldn't even feel safe taking that family car off-road, with all the fancy tech nonsense coming out in cars these days, who knows what will break lol I worked at a Mercedes-Benz dealership, my god these new cars have so many problems!
nah
Who in his righteous mind will still be looking to buy the most unreliable Jeep in 2023
It's a Jeep, you shouldn't go off-road with it unless there's a Toyota behind it
Not the best review ever.... would be nice to have someone who knows the old models of the particular car, so that they don't point out things he didn't know, rather new things on that car that weren't on the old models. This was a poor review!
Speak slower... finish your words.
Terrible engine. Should never have brought in petrol at all
I thought the same until I drove it. Goes extremely well. I have ordered one now. I currently have the 3 litre CRD overland could not tell the difference in acceleration. Honestly.
Biggest waste of R1.5mil you could get. Exceptionally heavy on fuel, will be unreliable like EVERY Jeep, parts will be very expensive and you'll likely wait 2-4 months for a part which is normal timelines for Jeep and resale value will be very bad like usual.
Looks ok i guess but that's about it.
If you can't afford it, just skip the video.
@@THEDIESELCHANNEL sorry if the truth offended you but facts don't care about your feelings 🙃
@@pauljansen6650 which facts? Thats the point you don't have facts.
@@THEDIESELCHANNEL ok you are right actually.
-Jeeps are light are fuel
-Jeep is the most reliable brand in SA
-Jeep parts are cheap
-Jeep parts are readily available and you rarely can't find a part in stock
-Jeeps hold their value really well, better than Toyota and VW even.
Lol......this guy!
@@pauljansen6650 wow you have lots of free time...
There is only one "master of Africa" and it's called the Land Cruiser.
The Grand Cherokee is not made to handle African roads.
Dude that's not fake leather or fake wood get your stories right and get your facts right if you going to talk about our vehicles
Could not agree more!!!!!
You know I thought this was supposed to be an off-road video you didn't show any off-roading the only thing you just run your mouth that's terrible