Anonymous
08/29/2021 20:09
Subject: Re:Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anonymous wrote:Here's the dealer offer on an Overland model essentially outitted like a Summit - all the bells and whistles, but V6:
MSRP is $62,820.
Dealer Discount is $3,141 to get it to $59,679.
Sales Tax is $3,700.
Destimation / Regirstration / Fees: $2,655
Additional Discount: $1,034
Out the door: $65,000
Thoughts on that deal?
I would NEVER pay that much for a car, but plenty do.
Anonymous
08/29/2021 15:54
Subject: Re:Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Here's the dealer offer on an Overland model essentially outitted like a Summit - all the bells and whistles, but V6:
MSRP is $62,820.
Dealer Discount is $3,141 to get it to $59,679.
Sales Tax is $3,700.
Destimation / Regirstration / Fees: $2,655
Additional Discount: $1,034
Out the door: $65,000
Thoughts on that deal?
MSRP is $62,820.
Dealer Discount is $3,141 to get it to $59,679.
Sales Tax is $3,700.
Destimation / Regirstration / Fees: $2,655
Additional Discount: $1,034
Out the door: $65,000
Thoughts on that deal?
Anonymous
08/27/2021 16:23
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
We’re waiting on the non-L version of the Grand Cherokee. It’s so weird they have only produced the L for like 10 months in advance of the regular length version releasing. I love the design but the L’s length looks a bit awkward. If we needed a 3 row we’d get a Tahoe or Yukon. But our kids are all driving themselves now, so no more car pools.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 14:24
Subject: Re:Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
I was between this exact car and the telluride and we bought the keep 3 days ago. So far it’s great! It’s a bit longer than my prior car and tight in our garage. We needed a car and I didn’t want to pay over MSRP for the Kia or search for a dealer that wouldn’t charge. I give an (early) recommendation.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 14:24
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I've been intrigued by the Grand Wagoneer as a possibility to replace my wife's SUV. We are generally a Wrangler family but she doesn't want that as her daily. The longer Grand Cherokee looks OK but the Grand Wagoneer (though pricey) looks like the real deal (hoping they offer a woody).
+1 on Wagoneers. They look amazing. But for 100k+ I cannot pull the trigger. I only drive 2k miles in a year so spending more than 60 or 70k on a car is hard to justify. Also, jeep should give it a better name for a 6 digit car.
The name is perfect.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 13:19
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
I have a q7 and it is fine. I do not think they have captain chairs as an option…maybe new ones do?
It really is not an suv. I mean gravel road sure, some snow but not more than a few inches due to low clearance.
They are closer to 70k though.
It really is not an suv. I mean gravel road sure, some snow but not more than a few inches due to low clearance.
They are closer to 70k though.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 12:26
Subject: Re:Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anonymous wrote:OP here - thanks all!
Is there something in the $60-$65k range that people like better that has the same features/tech. Lexus 450hl? MDX? Q7? Really want three row, captains seats in second row, and nice interior. Fun to drive is bonus, but not expecting much from this class of car.
I do like the design of the Jeep quite a bit and the two tone paint job is nice. But it's a lot for a Jeep.
Although people are paying well into the 50s for Kias now, so I guess it's the new normal.
Check out Explorer ST. Test drove one, still toying with it. VERY fun to drive with the ST engine. And interior feels really good (not just "for a Ford" good IMO), better to me than the Telluride although I know some people love that interior.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 11:46
Subject: Re:Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
OP here - thanks all!
Is there something in the $60-$65k range that people like better that has the same features/tech. Lexus 450hl? MDX? Q7? Really want three row, captains seats in second row, and nice interior. Fun to drive is bonus, but not expecting much from this class of car.
I do like the design of the Jeep quite a bit and the two tone paint job is nice. But it's a lot for a Jeep.
Although people are paying well into the 50s for Kias now, so I guess it's the new normal.
Is there something in the $60-$65k range that people like better that has the same features/tech. Lexus 450hl? MDX? Q7? Really want three row, captains seats in second row, and nice interior. Fun to drive is bonus, but not expecting much from this class of car.
I do like the design of the Jeep quite a bit and the two tone paint job is nice. But it's a lot for a Jeep.
Although people are paying well into the 50s for Kias now, so I guess it's the new normal.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 11:12
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anonymous wrote:I've been intrigued by the Grand Wagoneer as a possibility to replace my wife's SUV. We are generally a Wrangler family but she doesn't want that as her daily. The longer Grand Cherokee looks OK but the Grand Wagoneer (though pricey) looks like the real deal (hoping they offer a woody).
+1 on Wagoneers. They look amazing. But for 100k+ I cannot pull the trigger. I only drive 2k miles in a year so spending more than 60 or 70k on a car is hard to justify. Also, jeep should give it a better name for a 6 digit car.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 10:45
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't get it to off road. You get a wrangler for that. I test drove all the SUV's. I didn't thin the Grand Cherokee was worth the money or that great. When you start adding the extra safety features its very expensive.
Pretty much every Jeep is, technically, off-road capable. If you plan to use a Jeep for off road and want one that is ready to drive straight from the dealer lot to the trail, your only real choice is the JL or JLU Rubicon. (or comparably equipped Gladiator if pick-ups are your thing). That said, if you want to build one yourself -- grab a used TJ or XJ.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 10:42
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
I've been intrigued by the Grand Wagoneer as a possibility to replace my wife's SUV. We are generally a Wrangler family but she doesn't want that as her daily. The longer Grand Cherokee looks OK but the Grand Wagoneer (though pricey) looks like the real deal (hoping they offer a woody).
Anonymous
08/27/2021 10:19
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Does it handle nicely? I’m shopping too but prefer SUV’s that handle more “car like” than “truck like.” I’m definitely not going to off road.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 03:36
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
I wouldn't get it to off road. You get a wrangler for that. I test drove all the SUV's. I didn't thin the Grand Cherokee was worth the money or that great. When you start adding the extra safety features its very expensive.
Anonymous
08/27/2021 03:13
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Price point is a tad high for us but it looks great and is getting good reviews. It is has whopping 7,200 towing capacity with the V8 model that some may find attractive. It’s built for off-roaring but who is going to take advantage of that. I’d go for the heads up display and night vision camera if you can afford it. Those are some slick options.
Anonymous
08/26/2021 23:24
Subject: Jeep Grand Cherokee L - Summit
Anyone have this car and have any feedback? Interior looks really nice and has been getting pretty good reviews. Checks a lot of boxes.
I'm between this and a Telluride. The Jeep costs a bit more, but probably easier to get.
Thanks!
I'm between this and a Telluride. The Jeep costs a bit more, but probably easier to get.
Thanks!