2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4X2
May 10, 2017, 7:23 am
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2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4X2
Got a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4X2 with already 15,200 miles on it and it was made in 10/16 with North Carolina plates. Was thinking of taking the BMW X3 with the M sport package but I didn't want to get a car that took premium or Mid grade gas ( it requires minimum of 89 Octane).
Is classified as SRAR
Features:
26 MPG Highway ( don't see posted City but I would assume around 17)
Lux 2 package which includes Panoramic Sunroof, 9 speaker audio system, Rain sensing wipers and Power Tilt / Telescope Steering Column.
Leather seats
3 USB ports 1 in the front and 2 in the back
290 Horsepower V6
Power Liftgate
8.4 Uconnect infotainment screen
Nav
Heated steering wheel
Heated and cooled seats
This SUV is pretty much the same for the last few years without any new facelift but it has aged well and one of my favorite SUV's to take even over some luxury ones like from BMW, Mercedes and etc. The other SUVs in this class ( in nationals classification) I would take other than this would be the Ford Explorer and the Ford Edge.
Is classified as SRAR
Features:
26 MPG Highway ( don't see posted City but I would assume around 17)
Lux 2 package which includes Panoramic Sunroof, 9 speaker audio system, Rain sensing wipers and Power Tilt / Telescope Steering Column.
Leather seats
3 USB ports 1 in the front and 2 in the back
290 Horsepower V6
Power Liftgate
8.4 Uconnect infotainment screen
Nav
Heated steering wheel
Heated and cooled seats
This SUV is pretty much the same for the last few years without any new facelift but it has aged well and one of my favorite SUV's to take even over some luxury ones like from BMW, Mercedes and etc. The other SUVs in this class ( in nationals classification) I would take other than this would be the Ford Explorer and the Ford Edge.
May 10, 2017, 8:42 pm
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 375
Got a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4X2 with already 15,200 miles on it and it was made in 10/16 with North Carolina plates. Was thinking of taking the BMW X3 with the M sport package but I didn't want to get a car that took premium or Mid grade gas ( it requires minimum of 89 Octane).
Is classified as SRAR
Features:
26 MPG Highway ( don't see posted City but I would assume around 17)
Lux 2 package which includes Panoramic Sunroof, 9 speaker audio system, Rain sensing wipers and Power Tilt / Telescope Steering Column.
Leather seats
3 USB ports 1 in the front and 2 in the back
290 Horsepower V6
Power Liftgate
8.4 Uconnect infotainment screen
Nav
Heated steering wheel
Heated and cooled seats
This SUV is pretty much the same for the last few years without any new facelift but it has aged well and one of my favorite SUV's to take even over some luxury ones like from BMW, Mercedes and etc. The other SUVs in this class ( in nationals classification) I would take other than this would be the Ford Explorer and the Ford Edge.
Is classified as SRAR
Features:
26 MPG Highway ( don't see posted City but I would assume around 17)
Lux 2 package which includes Panoramic Sunroof, 9 speaker audio system, Rain sensing wipers and Power Tilt / Telescope Steering Column.
Leather seats
3 USB ports 1 in the front and 2 in the back
290 Horsepower V6
Power Liftgate
8.4 Uconnect infotainment screen
Nav
Heated steering wheel
Heated and cooled seats
This SUV is pretty much the same for the last few years without any new facelift but it has aged well and one of my favorite SUV's to take even over some luxury ones like from BMW, Mercedes and etc. The other SUVs in this class ( in nationals classification) I would take other than this would be the Ford Explorer and the Ford Edge.
May 10, 2017, 10:15 pm
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May 12, 2017, 6:42 am
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: NYC
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Posts: 665
Starting in 2016, Edge went from FGAR (Full crossover) to SFAR (Standard SUV). A PGAR is a 3 row crossover like the Enclave or QX60.
May 13, 2017, 7:29 pm
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Join Date: Jan 2016
Posts: 880
After driving this for a while now I am actually surprised the 3.6L V6 has plenty of power for this SUV. I figured it would be slightly underpowered but it's plenty. Sure the HEMI would just make it more fun but I'm not complaining.