Grand Cherokee is a well-respected name in the automotive world. Since its debut in 1992, the SUV had fought off legends such as GMC Yukon and Ford Bronco to earn that status.

The can-do anything, go-anywhere attitude is what the 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee seems to be full of. This year, the available diesel engine is discontinued while some features are shuffled between trims. The 2020 Grand Cherokee is available in 11 trims and its price ranges between $32,150 and $55,495. A 293-hp 3.6L V6 is the standard engine in the Grand Cherokee while a 360-hp 5.7L V8 is optional.

When properly equipped, the Grand Cherokee can tow up to 7,200 pounds, which is the best in its class. Inside, the SUV amazes with its spacious cabin and luxury touches, though its practicality factor is on the lower side. Most of the safety features are optional, which is not a good sign. It competes against other 5-seater midsize SUVs like the Ford Edge, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Chevy Blazer.

According to us, Limited is a great choice. It offers plenty of kits for its sub $40K price tag. This trim gets some luxury touches like leather seating, heated front seats, and steering wheel, sunroof, a power liftgate, and many more. This trim can also be equipped with the optional V8 engine.

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Los Angeles, CA

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1st owner purchased on 10/18/21 and owned in TN until 08/25/22
Last serviced in Glendale, CA on 08/21/24

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2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee User Reviews

Overall Rating: 4.0 (1 Reviews)

Andria Dyet

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee

••4.0

Posted On: May 30, 2024

My bf is a car

Pros
Drives Fast, I’m sitting high up above other people

Cons
I spend too much money on gas, I can never find parking

My Jeep is absolutely amazing. It's fancy, reliable, and versatile - perfect for tackling any adventure or terrain. The 4x4 capabilities allow me to go off-roading and explore remote areas with ease. Great in snow , mud , rocky areas. Plus, the spacious interior and comfortable seats make long road trips a breeze. Whether I'm cruising around town or hitting the trails, my Jeep never lets me down.... Read more

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Review

Pros

Abundance of technology and luxury features
Majestic off-road capability with V8 engine
Impressive towing capacity
Spacious cabin

Cons

Ride quality might feel firm at times
Most safety features are optional

Grand Cherokee is a well-respected name in the automotive world. Since its debut in 1992, the SUV had fought off legends such as GMC Yukon and Ford Bronco to earn that status.

Overview

Pricing and Features
7.5/10

Jeep is known to be generous when it comes to standard features- Carbuzz

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is sold in 11 trims which makes it a tad bit confusing when choosing which one to buy. The base Laredo trim is priced at $32,150 while the top-end Summit trim has an MSRP of $55,495. These prices exclude the $1,495 destination charge. All trims except the North Edition and Trailhawk models come standard with an RWD drivetrain while the 4WD system is optional.

All the trims use the same 3.6L V6. So, what makes them different are the features onboard. The Laredo trim can now be equipped with the Jeep Active Safety Group as it lacks enough standard safety features. HID headlamps and LED fog lamps bundled under the Premium Lighting Group are now available on the Laredo, Trailhawk, and Limited trims.

Trim	Laredo	Laredo E	Upland	Altitude	North Edition	Limited	Limited X	Trailhawk	Overland	High Altitude	Summit
MSRP (RWD)	$32,150	$34,000	$36,835	$38,245	-	$39,955	$45,050	-	$46,695	$49,440	$52,495
MSRP (4WD)	$34,450	$36,000	$39,330	$40,545	$38,895	$41,995	$47,050	$45,155	$49,695	$52,440	$55,495
Key Features	Dual-zone automatic climate control	Adds/Upgrades to Laredo	Adds/Upgrades to Laredo E	Adds/Upgrades to Upland	Adds/Upgrades to Altitude	Adds/Upgrades to Altitude	Adds/Upgrades to Limited	Adds/Upgrades to Limited X	Adds/Upgrades to Limited	Adds/Upgrades to Overland	Adds/Upgrades to High Altitude
	6-speaker stereo	8-way power driver's seat	Gloss Black Exterior Finishes	Uconnect 4C with 8.4-inch touchscreen	Heated front seats	Leather upholstery	Distinctive Limited X Badging	Quadra-Lift air suspension	Dual-pane panoramic sunroof	Black Nappa perforated leather seats	19-speaker Harmon Kardon sound system
	Cloth upholstery	Bright roof rails	Black Interior with Blue accent stitching and black premium cloth seats	Leather steering wheel	Heated steering wheel	8-way power front seats	Granite Crystal Exterior Accents	Quadra Tac II active 4WD system	Nappa leather seats	20-inch wheel with granite crystal low gloss finish	Dual-pane panoramic sunroof
	Uconnect 4 with a 7-inch Touchscreen		20-inch Gloss Black Wheels with All-Terrain Tires	Navigation system	Quadra Tac II active 4WD system	18 inch polished aluminum wheels	20-inch low gloss granite crystal wheels	Heated 2nd-row seats	20-inch wheels	Jeep Active Safety Group	20-inch polished aluminum wheels
	Rearview camera		Black Tow Hooks	9-speaker stereo		6-speaker stereo	Black Interior with Liquid Titanium finishes and heritage seats	Leather/suede seats	LED DRLs	Black chrome dual exhaust tips	Illuminated sills
	17-inch aluminum wheels		Power liftgate				9-speaker Alpine sound system	Red tow hooks	Rain-sensing windshield wipers		Adaptive cruise control with stop
	Blind-spot monitoring								Rain-sensing wipers		Forward collision warning with active braking
	Rear cross-traffic alert										Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist
											Lane Departure warning with lane keep assist
											LED fog lamps
											Natura Plus leather seats

Buying Advice

Engine and Performance
7.0/10

Owners who end up with a middle-grade Grand Cherokee are likely to be happy with its driving dynamics- Autoblog

Jeep seems to have felt no need to refresh the standard engine of Grand Cherokee, and rightly so. Its 3.6L V6 is capable of thrusting 293 hp and 260 lb-ft. of torque mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission. Upgrade to the optional 5.7L V8 if you want a better towing capacity of 7,200 pounds. This engine puts out 360 hp and 390 lb-ft. of torque. Both RWD and 4WD configurations are available.

The suspension is tuned optimally for comfort hence you are in the lap of luxury even in the mud and wilderness. But at no point does it feel too cushy or wallowed as a result it manages to stay plated even at high speeds. The steering is firm which affects the handling. But take it off the tarmac and into the land where no car-based vehicle dares it comes to life and performs beautifully.

Although its base engine is powerful, its acceleration feels underwhelming due to its hefty curb weight. It takes 7.6 seconds to reach the 60 MPH mark on the dash while the quarter-mile run is covered in 15.9 seconds. The optional V8 offers gratifying power and it takes 6.5 seconds for the same test. As for the brakes, they are sturdy and responsive. It decelerates from 60 MPH in 125 feet.

Models	2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee	2020 Chevrolet Blazer	2020 Ford Edge	2020 Hyundai Santa Fe
MSRP	$32,150	$32,800	$31,100	$34,875
Engine	3.6L V6	2.0L Turbo Inline-4	2.0L Turbo Inline-4	2.0L Turbo Inline-4
Drivetrain	RWD	FWD	FWD	FWD
Transmission	8-Speed Automatic	9-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic
Power	293 hp @ 6,400 RPM	228 hp @ 5,000 RPM	250 hp @ 5,500 RPM	235 hp @ 6000 RPM
Torque	260 lb-ft. @ 4,000 RPM	258 lb-ft. @ 1,500 RPM	280 lb-ft. @ 3,000 RPM	260 lb-ft. @ 1450 RPM
0-60 MPH	7.6 sec	7.0 sec	6.8 sec	7.3 sec
Quarter Mile	15.9 sec	15.4 sec	15.3 sec	15.5 sec
Top Speed	140 MPH	135 MPH	135 MPH	130 MPH
Towing Capacity	7,200 lbs	4,500 lbs	3,500 lbs	3,500 lbs

The Ford Edge's performance is really worth praising all thanks to its low curb weight. The Chevy Blazer and the Hyundai Santa Fe give a tight competition to each other in both performance tests. Meanwhile, the Grand Cherokee rests at the last spot but ranks first in terms of towing capacity and raw power outputs.

Fuel Economy
7.5/10

With a high curb weight and two old-school engines, the Grand Cherokee never delivered stellar gas mileage figures- Carbuzz

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a perfect example of a gas-guzzler SUV. Although it comes with fuel-saving technologies like an engine start-stop feature, its fuel economy is not good. It returns 19 MPG in the city, 26 MPG on the highway, and 21 MPG combined. Choosing a 4WD system dips economy by 1 MPG.

The optional V8 engine further decreases the fuel economy to 14 MPG in the city, 22 MPG on the highway, and 17 MPG combined. These ratings are not healthy for the class. The Grand Cherokee is fitted to a large 24.6-gallon fuel tank that offers a driving range between 418 and 517 miles, depending on the engine configuration.

Models	2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee	2020 Chevrolet Blazer	2020 Ford Edge	2020 Hyundai Santa Fe
MPG (City)	19	22	21	20
MPG (Highway)	26	29	29	27
MPG (Combined)	21	25	24	23
Fuel Tank Capacity (Gallons)	24.6	19.4	18.5	18.8
Range (City/Highway/Combined; Miles)	467/640/517	427/563/485	389/537/444	376/508/432

The Chevy Blazer has the best fuel estimates in this competition while the Ford Edge is more efficient than the Blazer, considering it makes more power. The Hyundai Santa Fe's fueled economy is less than these two rivals but still, it is better than the Grand Cherokee.

Interior
8.0/10

Build quality is top-notch in the Grand Cherokee- Edmunds

The interior of the Jeep Grand Cherokee changes depending on the trim you go with. As you move up the trim ladder, the SUV becomes plusher, and 'Grand'. The use of leather can be found in the lower variants too but only where it matters and other than that use of hard plastic persists. So, it can be luxurious and rugged, depending on the money spent.

All five seats are comfortable and supportive in nature. There is plenty of room both in the front and the back. The cabin is also feature-rich as you are higher on the trim table. The driver's view is plentiful, but the thick A-pillars sometimes obstruct the view while turning. The cabin is generally quiet with the exception of engine noise, although, it sounds good. Tire noise is minimal.

Models	2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee	2020 Chevrolet Blazer	2020 Ford Edge	2020 Hyundai Santa Fe
Seating Capacity	5	5	5	5
Front Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)	39.9/58.7/40.3	39.8/59.1/41.0	40.2/60.3/42.6	41.2/59.1/44.1
Second Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)	39.2/58.0/38.6	38.6/58.6/39.6	40.3/60.5/40.6	39.2/58.3/40.9
Cargo Capacity (cu-ft.)	36.3	30.5	39.2	35.9

The Grand Cherokee’s cargo space may not be class-leading but it is plentiful. A 36.3 cubic feet space with a power liftgate makes it a sensible choice for any long trip. Plus there are rear foldable seats present as well which almost doubles the cargo space to 68.3 cu-ft. Jeep has one of the best infotainment systems, called Uconnect. It is easy to use and the touch-screen is snappy.

The base variant gets a 7-inch touchscreen which is not enough. Jeep offers an 8.4-inch touchscreen that gets the job done. Smartphone connectivity features like Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth, etc. are standard. A 6-speaker stereo is standard but audiophiles can choose a 19-speaker setup tuned by Harman Kardon. It definitely feels like a home theatre. Some other interior features are:

Dual-zone automatic climate control
Panoramic sunroof
Power tailgate
Cloth, leatherette & leather seats
Heated front & rear seats
Ventilated front seats
7/8.4-inch touchscreen w/ smartphone integration
6/9 stereo speakers
Rear-seat entertainment system

Exterior
8.0/10

The 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV has a familiar look that has worn well- Kelly Blue Book

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is big and bold. It has a character like no other which makes it one in a crowd. Unlike other SUVs, it looks aggressive and merciless right from the front. This sporty look appeals to a specific kind of crowd that wants their vehicle to introduce them before they themselves have to.

The angular cuts, the low aggressive bumper, and the iconic seven-slot front grille mark the identity of any Jeep. The U-shaped wheel arches and attractive wheels give a stylish look when viewed from the side. The wheels range from 17 to 20 inches. It has a high ground clearance so that any terrain won't stop you.

Models	2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee	2020 Chevrolet Blazer	2020 Ford Edge	2020 Hyundai Santa Fe
Curb Weight (lbs)	4,513	3,920	3,958	3,920
Length (in)	189.8	191.4	188.8	187.8
Width (in)	76.5	76.7	75.9	74.4
Height (in)	69.3	67.0	68.3	67.1
Ground Clearance (in)	8.6	7.4	8.0	7.2
Wheelbase (in)	114.8	112.7	112.2	108.9

Comparatively, the Grand Cherokee weighs a lot more than its contenders. The Ford Edge's peppy performance is due to its low weight. The short wheelbase of the Hyundai Santa Fe assists in quick acceleration. The lengthy proportion of the Chevy Blazer can be a challenge while maneuvering at tight turns or parking lots. Some other exterior features are:

17-20-inch alloy wheels
Rear roofline spoiler
Black grille w/ chrome accents
Black window trim
LED DRLs & taillights
Fog lamps
Fully automatic projector-beam headlights

Safety
8.5/10

Unfortunately the only active safety feature that comes standard is blind-spot monitoring- CarAndDriver

NHTSA gave an overall safety rating of four stars for the RWD models while the 4WD models get a perfect 5-star rating for the Jeep Grand Cherokee. On the other hand, IIHS gave mixed ratings to this vehicle. It received Good ratings for some crash tests while the driver and passenger-side crash tests received Marginal and Poor ratings.

Standard driver-assist features are very limited in the Grand Cherokee which is one of its main drawbacks. Most of the advanced safety features are optional. The Grand Cherokee is further completed by a set of seven airbags as part of the passive safety features. Some of the highlighted safety features are:-

Forward collision warning
Automatic emergency braking
Adaptive cruise control
Lane departure warning
Lane keep assist
Hands-free park assist
Rearview camera
Rear parking sensors
Blind-spot monitoring
Rear cross-traffic alert

Competition
9.0/10

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs 2020 Chevrolet Blazer

Now in its sophomore, the Chevy Blazer is available with a wide choice of engines but only the Grand Cherokee offers a sonority of a V8. On the bright side, the Blazer's fuel economy is way better than the Grand Cherokee. The Blazer's cabin feels cheap but its infotainment system is user-friendly. However, it suffers from tight rear headroom and less cargo room.

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs 2020 Ford Edge

The Ford Edge is a good contender in terms of on-road performance as it offers peppy acceleration. Its MPG figures are also respectable. But, the Grand Cherokee is an obvious choice for off-road adventures and raw V8 power. The Edge is spacious on the inside and comes standard with Ford's Co-Pilot360 but it cannot match the upscale and technology offered by the Grand Cherokee

2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe

The Hyundai Santa Fe ranks much better than the Grand Cherokee due to its spacious interior, lots of tech features, and good fuel economy. Its interior quality is good like the Grand Cherokee while its cargo space exceeds the latter. When it comes to performance and driving dynamics, the Grand Cherokee is a clear winner while its towing capacity is also excellent.

Final Verdict
8.0/10

The 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a legend in the American SUV market. It's a name, synonymous with performance and off-roading. It stays true to the 'Sport' in Sport Utility Vehicle. The Grand Cherokee has maintained the flair it was introduced with. It may have been modernized over the years, but it still remains true to its roots at its core.

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My bf is a car

ProsDrives Fast, I’m sitting high up above other people

Cons I spend too much money on gas, I can never find parking

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Overview

Pricing and Features7.5/10

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Drives Fast, I’m sitting high up above other people

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I spend too much money on gas, I can never find parking

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