Used 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Consumer Reviews
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Fun to drive if you get it to stop falling apart
The car is very nice to drive but this is what we've been dealing with so far and it has only been 8K miles Random error messages about network error. Last door to be closed has to be slammed shut. Navigation thinks it is a block left or right from current location. Cruise control randomly shuts off. Buttons on steering wheel and on the control cluster getting stuck and locking down everything else. Voice control absolutely horrible. This is just a fraction of what we have been going through https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIAzAu0scMY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-ITCrE1oro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWoZPb0Yt88
BEWARE OF THE DIESEL
Dealerships need to tell consumers that the DIESEL engines need to be highway driven regularly or there will be problems with the exhaust system. I commute daily about 20 minutes and it is a lot of stopping and starting. This is horrible for the newer diesel engines! I found out the hard way (paying $200 at the dealership) for something that should happen automatically if it were driven at highway speeds for extended amounts of time. The exhaust filters need to reach a certain temperature in order for them to perform what is called a regeneration, basically burning away the soot from the engine. If the temps are not met, the filter clogs and the engine goes into “limp mode”. It then will not accelerate properly and only reach 30-40 mph. It basically forces you to go to the dealership for a forced regeneration. That cost me $195 and is not covered under warranty. Oil changes are also costly, roughly $160. These vehicles are wonderful for long commutes but the “around town” driver needs to stay clear.
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Great Car!!!!!!!!!
We have 104,000 miles on our 2014 GC limited 3.6 and it is by far the best new car I've owned. This is my wifes car and she drives 50 miles /day. At around 98,000 miles the radiator needed replacing -1600! but thats it no brake job, light bulbs, nothing except for tires- I run mobil 1 and I hope I get another 100K out of it. Jan 2022 Now 151,000 still great! Did the brakes and oxygen sensors at 140,000 brakes still had about 15k left on them.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4X4 Diesel (ADV TECH)
This is an update to a couple of reviews I have made on this car. As much as it pains me to say, please avoid the 2014 JGC Diesel and probably Jeeps altogether. My car has currently around 9K miles and has been in the shop 5-6 times. The last few times have been related to the diesel engine (catalytic converter was changed, engine light turned on a few times, and now a pipe in the diesel engine cracked. This resulted in exhaust fumes going everywhere. It is a true shame as this has been a car I had been waiting to buy for years. Chrysler really needs to improve its build quality and reliability as well as provide options for folks with lemons. I guess I am going the lemon law route. AVOID IT
Diesel disaster
Nice looking and fun to drive, but spends most of its life at the dealer. Check engine light on for most of it's short life. Dealer cannot fix emissions problems and my Rejected inspection sticker is running out. Car will be illegal to drive shortly and have no fix. Unbelievable. Avoid this vehicle at all costs!!!