2009 Jeep Grand Cherokee
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TheJeep Grand Cherokee carries the legendary Jeep name well. The GrandCherokee is sold in SRT8, Overland, Laredo and Limited variations. Jeep widens the range of fuel choices for its Grand Cherokee SUV,adding both a diesel engine and a flex-fuel V-8 to its lineup. Sidecurtain airbags with rollover detection are standard, and Jeep addssome new colors and various other exterior and interior tweaks. TheGrand Cherokee SRT8 sees only minor changes. Three four-wheel-drivesystems are available. Quadra-Drive II includes electronic limited-slipdifferentials for heightened off-road capability.  Quadra-Trac II is afull-time active four-wheel-drive system that has low-range gearing.



Grand Cherokee Powertrain
Fourengines are available: the 5.7-liter Hemi V-8, rated at 330 horsepowerand 375 pounds-feet of torque; a 3.7-liter V-6 that develops 210 hp and235 pounds-feet of torque; a 230-hp, 4.7-liter V-8 that develops 305pounds-feet of torque; and a turbocharged diesel V-6 that makes 215 hpand 376 pounds-feet of torque. All engines work with one of twofive-speed automatic transmissions. Tow ratings are 3,500 pounds forthe 3.7-liter V6, 6,500 pounds for the 4.7-liter V8, and 7,400 pounds(7,200 with 4WD) for the 5.7-liter Hemi or 3.0-liter turbo-diesel. TheLaredo comes standard with Chrysler's 210-hp 3.7-liter V6, with its ownfive-speed overdrive automatic transmission. The 3.7-liter uses singleoverhead cams and has been upgraded for '07 with electronic throttlecontrol.

Grand Cherokee Design
Outside,Grand Cherokee is angular, clean and contemporary, while still holdingtrue Jeep trademarks.  The Grand Cherokee's appearance is led by Jeep'ssignature seven-slot grille, which is flanked by round headlamps. Thegrille is body-colored on the Laredo model, chrome on the Limited andwire lattice on the Overland.  For 2007, new exterior updates includebody colored door handles on the Laredo, and redesigned black bodysidemoldings. Five new color options and revised taillights alsodistinguish the '07; otherwise Grand Cherokee's outside appearancehasn't changed significantly since '05.  The Grand Cherokee has a fashionably high waistline and small side windows.

Limited models still present a flashier appearance, with a chromed grille, bright inserts inthe bumpers, and accent-color bodyside molding.  The Overland isdistinguished by mesh-texture grille inserts between its traditionalvertical grille bars, which are Platinum in finish; Platinum accentsalso appear on the bumpers, side molding, roof-rack side rails,liftgate light bar, and side-view mirrors. Built on a 109.5-inchwheelbase, the Grand Cherokee is 186.6 inches long overall and 67.7inches tall, with a 62-inch track width.

 

Cabin Features
Five occupants fit inside the Grand Cherokee, and the driver faces asymmetrical two-tone instrument panel. The four-gauge cluster has LED illumination with red pointers.  The Grand Cherokee gets a cabin update in 2007.  New touches include an improved finish on the upper panels and a four-gauge cluster with LED illumination features black gauges with brilliant red pointers. The Laredo got the same chrome gauge rings that used to be exclusive to the Limited, plus chrome-accented HVAC controls and a matching-color bezel on the console. The cabin atmosphere is comfortable, with lots of seat adjustment, excellent outward vision around relatively slim windshield post. Cup holders are keyed to the interior hue. Jeep says the cup holders are now colored to match the rest of the interior.

 Laredo models get chrome accents on the instrument gauges and climate-control system, as well as a black bezelfor the center console.  The seats are large and cushy, on Laredo theyare upholstered in cloth with leather as a package option, whileLimited seats are two-tone leather with perforated inserts. In Overland, the seats are upholstered in high-contrast two-toneUltrasuede, featuring accent stitching and embroidered Overland logos.Overland also features real wood trim on the steering wheel, instrumentpanel, door panels, and gear selector. A reversible load-floor panel inthe cargo area improves versatility. Available features include anavigation radio, a rear-seat DVD entertainment system, BostonAcoustics audio and rear park assist.
  
Jeep 2007 Trims
The Jeep Grand Cherokee comes in four trim levels. The Laredo comes with a 210-hp, 3.7-liter V6 and a five-speed automatic transmission. Cloth upholstery is standard. Air conditioning comes standard, along with one-touch power windows, power locks with remote keyless entry, eight-way power driver's seat, AM/FM/CD audio with auxiliary input jack, driver information center, 60/40 split folding rear seat, an engine immobilizer, water-resistant storage compartment, tire pressure monitor and 17-inch wheels. Standard tires are now P245/65R17 Goodyear Fortera, replacing last year's 235mm Goodyear Wranglers. The 4.7-liter overhead-cam V8 and leather seats are available in option packages. Laredo 4WD comes standard with Quadra-Trac I full-time four-wheel drive.


The Limited comes with the 4.7-liter V8 and leather upholstery. Also  standard: automatic climate control; power sunroof; Boston Acoustics  six-speaker, 276-watt AM/FM stereo with six-CD changer and MP3  capability; power adjustable pedals; power passenger seat; memory  function for the seats, pedals, and mirrors; SmartBeam automatic  headlamps; rain-sensing automatic wipers; electrochromic rearview  mirror; HomeLink; a more sophisticated tire pressure monitor that  displays the status of individual tires; adjustable roof-rack  crossrails; and machined-face 17-inch aluminum wheels. Limited 4WD gets all that plus Quadra-Trac II. The Hemi is optional on Limited models.

The Overland comes with the 5.7-liter Hemi, and adds a wood-and-leather steering wheel, real wood accents on the doors and console, two-tone leather and ultra-suede seats embroidered with the Overland logo, leather-covered console and armrest, side airbags, DVD-based navigation, Sirius Satellite Radio, ParkSense rear park assist with ParkView reversing camera, a trailer-tow group, and chromed aluminum wheels. Platinum accents highlight the exterior, and the front sill guards are now brushed stainless. Overland 4WD adds Quadra-Drive II.

The SRT8 comes with a 6.1-liter Hemi rated 420 horsepower, a lowered suspension and its own electronic all-wheel-drive system. Distinctive bumper fascias and 20-inch wheels make SRT8 instantly identifiable. Inside are sport seats, special trim, and a level of standard features roughly analogous to the Limited's.


Safety
Antilock brakes are standard on all trims, as are side curtain airbags. Other safety features that come on all Grand Cherokees include an electronic stability program (ESP) with roll mitigation, traction control, and front air bags with four levels of deployment.

Driving a Grand Cherokee
The Grand Cherokee offers a nice ride and corners well. Jeep's 4.7-literV-8 is an appealing compromise closer to the V-6, though more refined. Acceleration is less assertive at highway speeds, but the automatic transmission performs well on steep upgrades by downshifting promptly when you push the accelerator. Overall, ride comfort is appealing in each version. The Hemi edition works best with off-road conditions. The seats on the Grand Cherokee are exceptionally comfortable and have good support and fair side bolstering.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee offers a wide range of modern engines and options. The Grand Cherokee gets an estimated 22 mpg Hwy, and 17 mpg City. Uses for the Grand Cherokee are versatile, from a daily family vehicle, to a weekend explorer. It can handle city streets, highways, and off-road travel, and is capable to haul and tow. Grand Cherokee had its last total redesign for 2005. In 2006, Jeep expanded the Grand Cherokee model range with the luxurious Overland and the high-performance SRT8.

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