Jeep’s lead engineer says “stay tuned” on a Grand Cherokee V8 return as Stellantis ramps up Hemi production and demand for V8 SUVs surges. Jeep Grand Cherokee lead engineer Joe Aljajawi hinted at a ...

It looks like the 2025 stock for the Jeep Grand Cherokee has finally run out, as there are now lease deals for the 2026 model year. Jeep had a winner on its hands when it introduced the Grand Cherokee ...

Call it course correcting or maybe just cranking up the music before the party stops, again, but it’s starting to seem like Stellantis is all-in on the V8 bandwagon. On Monday, in California, Joe ...

Jeep Cherokee returns all-new after two-year hiatus Spacious, comfortable interior rivals the best in class Standard hybrid powertrain and all-wheel drive The foundation for the Cherokee’s comfortable ...

Chrysler is recalling more than 80,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees in the U.S. after discovering that rear coil springs could detach while driving, creating a potential road hazard. The recall covers ...

How does one make the Grand Cherokee grander? By adding 11.4 inches of length, tossing in a third row, and tacking an "L" to the end of the model name. The 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L faces stiff ...

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As part of Stellantis’s portfolio-wide electrification shift, Jeep started pulling V8 power from its Grand Cherokee lineup as early as 2021 with the discontinuation of the Hellcat-powered Trackhawk.

Once upon a time, Jeep used the Grand Cherokee as a platform for some pretty surprising vehicles. At the top of the list was undoubtedly the SRT and Trackhawk variants, bringing high-performance ...

Small unibody SUVs didn't take off until Jeep's beloved XJ Cherokee went on sale in 1984 and quickly earned a place in millions of driveways across the country. Recent Cherokees haven't made quite the ...

In an industry as tumultuous as the car business, sticking around can be a real challenge. Nameplates die and are reborn, often without obvious links with the model from which they originally came.

Brett T. Evans has more than a decade of experience driving, writing about, and evaluating automobiles. His early career comprised writing about pre- and post-war classic cars, as well as late-model ...