2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee Consumer Reviews
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Almost what I wanted
Wanted Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 in Ember color, moonroof, black out with side steps. Impossible to get after a month looking. Settled for black, no moonroof no blackout. Aftermarket sidesteps at an exorbitant price. Nice car, good mpg, great heat/ac, sound. Disappointed I have to unlock with fob or on phone. Noticed paint bubbles/blisters already. Hope they won't be a problem.
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Fallen in LOVE!
We purchased a new 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, in the end of April. Because of medical situations, I needed a bigger vehicle with bigger doors., And more adjustable seats, than our 2016 Cherokee Trailhawk had. Shopped on line, and our salesman and the dealership manager brought our choice to the house for a test drive. We fell in love with the GC Limited, as soon as we got in those big comfortable seats. The engine is smooth as silk, the transmission works flawlessly. At our age, We have had been sort of slow getting to use all the features. At this point, we've learned to use everything, including the voice command. However, won't be bothered with phone calls and such when driving. The satellite radio is in use all the time, and we control it with a simple "Hey Jeep" and "he" (wife wanted a male voice in system) changes our stations, HVAC temperatures, and fan speeds, etc. The driver #1 (my wife) and driver #2 (me) settings are great. That feature even remembers which satellite stations each one of us uses. And, we just learned that if my wife is driving, I can not give "Jeep" commands while she is in the driver's seat. The power from that 3.6 litre V6 is more than ample for our use. We live in a rural area near State College PA, and Penn State University. Go to town for groceries and doctors, etc. The computer is showing that "Jeep" is consistently averaging between 24.7 & 25.3 mpg. And neither my wife or I spare the horsepower. We consistently find ourselves 5-10 mph over the speed limit. On the interstate it will show that we are getting 29 - 30 mpg at a steady interstate speed of 70 - 75 mph. The build quality is perfect. Doors close with a solid "thud", no squeakes, or rattles. Feels solid as a "tank". The handling on country roads is amazing for a vehicle this size. We considered a Ford Explorer, Hyundai Palisade, and KIA Telluride. But we didn't want or need three rows of seats. This two row Grand Cherokee Limited was/is perfect for our needs. This is our 6 th Jeep, over the years. 2 Wranglers, a Liberty, an earlier Grand Cherokee, and a Cherokee Trailhawk. All have been perfect with no problems. We've always had great luck and great service from our Jeeps. As of Early Fall 2025, everything I said before, is still true. Our 2024 Grand Cherokee Limited. Has been perfect. Not one problem. Still getting great gas mileage for a vehicle this size. We love this Jeep.
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What will need to be replaced next?
Overall, solid Jeep reliability on the engine & drivetrain in the first 16mos and surprisingly good gas mileage. But in the same period the dealer replaced both batteries, both rear struts, both front sway bars, repaired the radiator air deflector and recently one of the backseat headrests. Lots of SW stability issues. Really disappointing considering the expected quality of historical Jeep products.
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Over the Moon with Our New Jeep
After one week of owning this Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit 4WD SUV, we are very pleased with its handling, ease of use with touch screen and comfort. The tight turning radius makes U-turns a breeze despite the vehicle's being somewhat larger than a former Jeep we had. The seats are fully adjustable and even provide a back massage with various massaging patterns. The ride is quiet and allows our hearing radio and phone sounds well. Safety features including the drive assist work well. We think this vehicle is well worth the money we spent on it.
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This new Jeep is luxury from top to bottom!
Love the way it handles, has great turning radius. Still getting used to lane assist, and the bigger touch screen.