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Great news!!
Does this now mean:
1) The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk will be back?
2) Jeep will drop the rumored asinine idea of axing the Pentastar V-6 from the Grand Cherokee engine line-up? Or....
alternatively, replace the Pentastar V-6 with the Hurricane I-6?
I'm not so sure the V-6 will be going away.
Trump is set to relax the fuel economy requirements and slash the EV requirements.
The Hemi might even come back.
I guess we'll have to wait until the 2026 is released to see.
This will allow melted salt water to get into the hidden areas of the vehicle and rot it from the inside out.
Plus the added complexity. And added cost.
All the double speak Stellantis provides.
The reality is, they have WAYYY too much inventory on their lots and they need to thin that out.
They have too much inventory because their stuff is way overpriced and there are no good financing options.
So in one day, they announce lay-offs at WAP. And the next day, they announce Saltillo was getting more work.
That's BS!!
And the guy says the 2 event's are not connected. Puh-lease!!
Stellantis is going to screw Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep/Ram and their workers over bad by mismanaging them into the...
And here is a link to a 2025 GC on a dealer lot.
The listing says it has a V-6.
https://www.drivedavid.com/inventory/new-2025-jeep-grand-cherokee-limited-4x4-limited-four-wheel-drive-sport-utility-1c4rjhbgxsc264728/
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