2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee User Reviews

Missing a V-8, tow package and premium stereo, very expensive

The Jeep Grand Cherokee V6 It is under power.

I like the GC and bought a 2021 High Altitude. I think it is a great vehicle overall. However it is missing a few things for a 21. No wireless charging or led headlights available. Im sure they addressed this in the redesigned 2022.

When you find out what components are right for you,it will be perfect extension for yourself, its really nice...

Ride is fairly firm but not unpleasant. Very quiet inside, seat are very adjustable. Hard to find certain option at current time, had to drive almost six hours after we found the exact GC we wanted. Drove it home, no complaints about driving it for that length of time and wasn’t tired, suggests it is comfortable. You sit up fairly high, which reminds me more of our Suburban then a midsize SUV. It is more nimble in traffic than our Suburban. I was worried the 20” tires would be rougher riding but not the case. I didn’t notice any difference between standard 18” and 20” in ride quality. This is the wife’s car. She’s only had it 4 days so far but is very happy as it was between the Santa Fe and this. Dealer provided a 20yr/200,000 mile powertrain warranty at no cost to us. Something they provide on all new cars they sell! Great decider when looking at typical warranties between the Hyundai and a Jeep product. Power of V6 is more than enough power to get up and go. Ours is a Limited version with adaptive cruise control. That was my only requirement,. My wife didn’t care at first but fell in love with that safety feature on the drive home. It makes driving so much more pleasant and is definitely a worth while cost to add to your expectations. It was part of the Protech II package. We opted for a 2021 model as reviews are very good. I like the front end of the “L” Grand Cherokee but wasn’t crazy about he overall design. Seeing a few previews of the 2022 model made me think this was starting to look like other current offerings out there. Also I won’t buy a first year run , I prefer to let the mfg work the bugs out as the model progresses, the current 2021 model has been in production with very little change for about 10 years and reviews online seem to suggest the same. Since we purchased it on Friday , we had to make two trips, one to pick it up and another 3 hour trip. each way. I rode in the back seat on way home and noticed a bit more sway but that could also have been our son driving it for his first time. My wife complained about this in our Suburban as well when I drove it the first few times, I think its more the driver than the vehicle.. Very short ownership experience so far to provide but these are my first impressions of the 2021 Grand Cherokee.