2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Love the features, yes it’s good value, it’s missing me behind the wheel.

Great pricing for this gem of a car. Inside is luxurious and in great condition. Low miles for being a 2017

I am currently buying my second Grand Cherokee, it’s a fantastic vehicle! Only sold my first one because I moved to Chicago and had no need for a vehicle. It drives great, very quiet road noise, and super comfortable. Both of my GC’s are the Altitude trim and the suede and leather combo is so nice. I also love the infotainment system, great layout, simple and everything is sturdy. Nothing feels cheap in this vehicle!

Great value. Exceptional styling. Excellent features.

Awesome vehicle. . It has exceeded all my expectations. Highly recommended A+++!!!

I purchased the Summit edition. The vehicle comes close to driving itself. Lane keeping, blind spot warning, parking assist, etc, etc. Very comfortable and very easy to drive. While I have not had it long, no regrets so far.

The Grand Cherokee is a fantastic example of being the best of many worlds. Its extremely capable off-road, relatively luxurious, moderately efficient, and has an enjoyable amount of pickup power. Conveniently placed interior necessities, comfortable seats, great sound, and well equipped with features. This is my first Jeep but it wont be my last. Cant wait to take it off-roading soon and put the 4wd to the test!

Has excellent features and reputation. Drives extremely well and rides well

Smooth ride, clean interior. Would like better front nook storage

Basically a good, rugged and capable vehicle. Plenty of comfort features, but, for my taste too many (basically unavoidable these days) computerized electronics for a terrain-capable vehicle Also, fully exposed to the elements panoramic sunroofs are a less than great idea for vehicles spending any amount of wilderness time: I just lost an Expedition to an unexpected severe hail storm that fractured both sunroof panels; insurance totaled it. For our needs, living on a ranch 4 miles off pavement, I consider it a better value than the nominally comparable, but less capable Ford Explorer. Time will tell, and bare in mind I started driving in the 60s, and am very biased toward the nearly extinct manuals over automatics, and naturally aspirated carbureted engines, mileage differences not withstanding. Love my 69 Beetle.