Jeep Grand Cherokee diesel review, test drive

The fact that it is an iconic brand will, by itself, have a lot of people waiting at showrooms. However, the only stumbling block may be the prices – a steep Rs 1.03 crore for the top-spec Grand Cherokee Summit. The enty-level Grand Cherokee Limited is priced at Rs 93.64 lakh.  (Ex-showroom, Delhi)

 

The Cherokee does make a strong case for itself. It pretty much competes head on with the competition on price, but has a lot more equipment and is quite enjoyable to drive or be driven around in. And, while we doubt many owners will go near that low ratio button on the dashboard, it’s likely that most will be happy simply knowing their car has a full range of abilities. If only it had a cabin that felt more special, the Grand Cherokee would have been almost unbeatable.

 

 

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