Meet The All-New Three-Row 2021 Jeep® Grand Cherokee L:

Meet The All-New Three-Row 2021 Jeep® Grand Cherokee L:​

The Fifth-Generation Grand Cherokee Is Here!​

Meet The All-New Three-Row 2021 Jeep® Grand Cherokee L:

It was 29 years ago today, that the Jeep® brand shook up the SUV segment with the introduction of the 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ). Originally intended to be a replacement for the legendary Jeep Grand Wagoneer (SJ), the all-new ZJ was introduced to the media at the North American International...

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[redriderbob]

By the way, what happened to the Cherokee Deserthawk?

I have no idea

 

[Ryan]

I have no idea

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That is the one Jeep other than a Grand Cherokee or Wrangler that I would buy. Looks bad***.

 

[UN4GTBL]

But the Trailhawk is suppose to be beyond Trial Rated?..... if not just a Appearance Package? If can be either if it is just appearance then have at it. But we know on the Cherokee, Compass, and Renegade it is more than Appearance. And while front and rear clips, and taller springs will all move the WL75 better... the break over cannot be changed beyond the max lift in the air suspension variants.

I know on the KL, there are some exclusive features that you can't get on the other trim levels. Rock mode for example.

A quick look suggests that the Trailhawk Compass and Renegade are similar to the KL, but on the WK2, the Trailhawk is basically an appearance package (that I rather like)

 

[UN4GTBL]

I have no idea

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Same thing that happened to my promised Off Road pages

 

[TripleT]

I know on the KL, there are some exclusive features that you can't get on the other trim levels. Rock mode for example.

A quick look suggests that the Trailhawk Compass and Renegade are similar to the KL, but on the WK2, the Trailhawk is basically an appearance package (that I rather like)

Off Road 2, 2" more ground Clearance.

 

[Ryan]

Off Road 2, 2" more ground Clearance.

Off Road 2 is also on the Limited and Overland.

 

[Bili]

Yes, it's the same on Overland.

Grand Cherokee and its Trailhawk is something different in comparison to FWD based Jeeps.

 

[TripleT]

With the new Jeep from what I can tell the lift can be done with springs and wheels/Tires .... so the option for more capable model wouldn't require the adjustable suspension settings.