2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Jeep's new Grand Cherokee has seven trim levels to choose from, including the Laredo, Limited, Trackhawk, Overland, SRT, and Trailhawk. Each trim level has uniquely defining features. The Laredo's sunroof is perfect for those sunny midday drives, the Summit is extenuated with a stunning chrome exterior trim, and the luxurious Trackhawk is black on black with top-of-the-line 20-inch black-painted aluminum wheels and black exterior trim.

The Grand Cherokee Laredo will have a 295-horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 gasoline engine unless you choose to upgrade to the larger 360-horsepower 5.7-liter V-8. The V-6 is a powerhouse that doesn't budge in terms of comfort. Both engines match the SUV's size and feel, with fuel economies that match vehicles with much smaller powertrains.

All trim levels of the Cherokee come with optional rear-wheel and all-wheel drive, excluding the Trailhawk and SRT, which come with all-wheel drive right out of the factory. Regardless of trim level, the Grand Cherokee can tow between 6,200 and 7,200 pounds. You'll have no trouble pulling a trailer of tools or a camper to your vacation spot. This utility-centric vehicle goes over pockmarked and pothole-covered roads without so much of a shiver into the cabin. The Grand Cherokee's relaxed driving position, straight tracking, and advanced rear suspension turn long highway trips into something to look forward to.

Climbing into the Grand Cherokee gives you a feeling of toughness and luxury, a combination other brands have had trouble producing. The dashboard features curvy contours, analog gauges, and an infotainment system sporting a 7.0-inch LCD and large buttons that provide satisfying feedback with each click. Jeep's designers used soft leather where it counts, to keep you and your passenger's comfortable while adding hard plastics to maintain the Jeep's well-known rugged vibes. The Grand Cherokee has cargo room to spare, with 36 cubic feet of space in the back and 68 cubic feet after folding down the rear seats. Sitting in the rear seats of a 2021 Grand Cherokee feels like a movie theater on wheels. A standard six-speaker audio system, SiriusXM radio, AppleCarPlay, and Android Auto keep your passengers entertained through long family road trips. Upgrade trim levels and get one of these three additional audio systems: a nine-speaker Alpine stereo, a six-speaker Boston Acoustics system, and a 19-speaker Harman/Kardon entertainment center.

The Grand Cherokee performed at the highest level in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's crash testing. Jeep offers Grand Cherokee drivers a list of assistance and safety features, including automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning, and adaptive cruise control.