2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
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The 2020 Grand Cherokee is a midsize SUV that blends upscale comfort with genuine trail capability, a combination few rivals match. It squares off against the Ford Explorer, Toyota 4Runner, and Chevrolet Traverse, though none offer its mix of luxury and off-road chops. The steering is responsive and the chassis feels composed, making the Grand Cherokee more engaging to drive than most family SUVs. Ride quality is generally comfortable, though the high-performance trims firm things up noticeably in exchange for sharper handling. The cabin is quiet and well-built, with available leather, wood trim, and a large touchscreen that keeps controls easy to use. Cargo space is decent for the class, and the rear seats fold flat to swallow bulky items when needed. Standard tech includes a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with an available 8.4-inch unit and a premium audio system. Available safety features include forward-collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert, though some are optional on base trims. Reliability is average, with some owners reporting electrical gremlins and transmission quirks, but many also enjoy trouble-free ownership. Common issues include a finicky infotainment system and occasional suspension noises, though these are not universal. Insurance and maintenance costs are typical for a midsize SUV, but the high-performance trims will cost more to insure and fuel. The Grand Cherokee holds its value well, especially the Trailhawk and SRT models that retain strong demand. The Trailhawk is the off-road specialist of the Grand Cherokee lineup, trading some on-road polish for genuine trail gear like the Quadra-Lift air suspension and skid plates. Its 3.6L V6 makes 293 horsepower and pairs with a eight-speed automatic and four-wheel drive, giving you steady power for crawling and enough grunt for highway merging. The Selec-Terrain system lets you dial in sand, mud, or rock modes, and the electronic limited-slip rear axle helps you keep moving when the trail gets loose.
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Miles Overview
The 2020 Grand Cherokee is a midsize SUV that blends upscale comfort with genuine trail capability, a combination few rivals match. It squares off against the Ford Explorer, Toyota 4Runner, and Chevrolet Traverse, though none offer its mix of luxury and off-road chops. The steering is responsive and the chassis feels composed, making the Grand Cherokee more engaging to drive than most family SUVs. Ride quality is generally comfortable, though the high-performance trims firm things up noticeably in exchange for sharper handling. The cabin is quiet and well-built, with available leather, wood trim, and a large touchscreen that keeps controls easy to use. Cargo space is decent for the class, and the rear seats fold flat to swallow bulky items when needed. Standard tech includes a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, with an available 8.4-inch unit and a premium audio system. Available safety features include forward-collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert, though some are optional on base trims. Reliability is average, with some owners reporting electrical gremlins and transmission quirks, but many also enjoy trouble-free ownership. Common issues include a finicky infotainment system and occasional suspension noises, though these are not universal. Insurance and maintenance costs are typical for a midsize SUV, but the high-performance trims will cost more to insure and fuel. The Grand Cherokee holds its value well, especially the Trailhawk and SRT models that retain strong demand. The Trailhawk is the off-road specialist of the Grand Cherokee lineup, trading some on-road polish for genuine trail gear like the Quadra-Lift air suspension and skid plates. Its 3.6L V6 makes 293 horsepower and pairs with a eight-speed automatic and four-wheel drive, giving you steady power for crawling and enough grunt for highway merging. The Selec-Terrain system lets you dial in sand, mud, or rock modes, and the electronic limited-slip rear axle helps you keep moving when the trail gets loose.
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$256
6% APR for 72 months
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10 days listed
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11+ active alternatives
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Massari Motors is a car dealer in Atlantic Highlands, NJ.