For The V8 gives the Grand Cherokee quite astonishing performance, and this version has a different set-up for sportier on-road handling. It also comes with a lavish specification that befits its price.
Against The running costs on this model are genuinely scary, with terrible fuel economy, poor residuals and the highest rates of road and company car tax.
This is a genuinely unique model, with massive performance on-road and impressive ability off-road. But, the costs involved are frightening, so unless you want a 4x4 that can race supercars, steer well clear.
In theory, you can choose between petrol and diesel models in the Grand Cherokee, but the V8 petrol-engined version is so expensive to buy and run that it will be an irrelevance to most buyers. Instead, stick to the cheaper, more frugal diesel engine that still gives the big Jeep impressive pace.
Limited trim may be the most basic, but it's the pick of the bunch, as it comes with enough standard kit to make the dearer models seem irrelevant.
Naturally, this Jeep is truly impressive off-road, and buyers who want to make the most of their car's off-road abilities can take advantage of Skills Days - where they are taught off-road driving skills - or Jeep Trips, where they join a party to venture off-road.
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