Jeep Grand Cherokee MPG Review

If you’re interested in finding out how the Jeep Grand Cherokee can contribute to your regular drives around Casper, Cheyenne, Sheridan, Buffalo, or Gillette, Wyoming, you’re on the right track. The following Jeep Grand Cherokee MPG review has been provided by the folks here at Fremont CDJR Casper. Keep reading to check out a few of its key attributes in this area and beyond.

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Miles per Gallon Numbers for the Jeep Grand Cherokee

When you’re behind the wheel, the Grand Cherokee makes sure you’ll have plenty of fuel left in the tank when you reach your destination. Its maximum gas mileage is an EPA-estimated 19 city/26 highway MPG. As a result, you’ll be able to enjoy the ride without worrying about where to find the next gas station.

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The Engine Lineup

There are four options for the engine you’ll have under the Grand Cherokee’s hood. See the chart below:

Engine	Output	Towing Capacity
3.6L Pentastar® V6	295 horsepower	6,200 lbs.
5.7 HEMI® V8	360 horsepower	7,200 lbs.
6.4L SRT® V8	475 horsepower	7,200 lbs.
6.2L Supercharged V8	707 horsepower	7,200 lbs.

As you can see, each of these engines allows the Jeep Grand Cherokee to supply plenty of muscle. Not only will you accelerate with the best of them, but you can also count on being able to tow your camper to your favorite camping spots. With all these options at your disposal, you can choose the powertrain that best suits your preferences and priorities.

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Jeep Grand Cherokee Safety Features

You’re sure to agree that safety is a vital aspect of any vehicle’s performance. Elements of safety you’ll find inside the Grand Cherokee include the available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop. If you spend a lot of time on the highway, this feature comes in handy by maintaining a preset following distance between you and the vehicle ahead. It accomplishes this by adjusting your speed according to the flow of traffic. It can even bring your Grand Cherokee to a complete stop if necessary.

LaneSense® Lane Departure Warning is available as well. It keeps track of where you are in relation to the lanes on the road. If it determines you’re drifting outside your lane unintentionally, it will let you know. With Lane Keep Assist, it can even apply correction to help you get back safely within your lane. Finally, there’s the Auto Dim Exterior Driver Mirror. It can prevent you from being momentarily distracted or temporarily blinded when a vehicle with particularly bright headlights pulls up behind you.