So if you need 7 seats what options do you have? The Jeep Commander was produced between to and came with three rows and seven seats. If you are looking to pickup a used Jeep at a solid price that has 7 seats we highly recommend the Commander with the 5. The 4. The only problem with the Commander is it is getting pretty long in the tooth.
However good news is on the horizon. Jeep has been leaking pictures and details about the Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer. Most of the details are still yet to be known however speculation is it will carry the same drive-train options currently running with the Ram It will fill that crucial spot in the Jeep lineup for customers looking for three rows and 7 seats. The plan is to release a Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer.
The Quadra-lift system will also improve off-road ground clearance through an adjustable ride height, with up to mm in its highest mode. A 36mm wider wheel track will improve the stance of the Grand Cherokee L, as well as benefitting off-road stability. However, inch wheels for higher specification models won't be as well suited to off-road driving.
On the inside, the Grand Cherokee L is set to be loaded with technology: digital rear view mirror, Available safety technologies on offer with the new model include autonomous emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, a reversing camera and a degree camera. Having room for seven on-board, along with an all-new platform, will allow the Grand Cherokee L to take on established and popular competition like Toyota's LandCruiser and Nissan's Patrol.
Sam Purcell has been writing about cars, four-wheel driving and camping since , and obsessed with anything that goes brum-brum longer than he can remember. Sam Purcell. Close Thumbnail View. Sam Purcell Off-Road Editor. Sat 13 Nov. Those folks in the way-back will have Behind that bench, you'll find Drop the second row and the Grand Cherokee L can accommodate In terms of design, you'll notice a bit of old-school Wagoneer in this new Grand Cherokee.
Sure, a proper Grand Wagoneer is returning soon , but Jeep is smart to bring a few design cues from its first full-size luxury SUV to this latest Grand Cherokee.
The hood is longer than before and the seven-slat grille is angled ever so slightly forward, which highlights the new LED lights. We really like the floating roof design, which is achieved by adding a piece of trim along the A pillar that extends along the roofline, stretching all the way back to the LED taillights.
A variety of wheel sizes will be available, with inch rollers available as part of the swanky Summit Reserve package. The Grand Cherokee's updated cabin is sleek and sophisticated, and includes ambient LED lighting, plenty of open-pore wood and nice leather and metal accents. Audiophiles will enjoy the available McIntosh sound system, and people who want to get comfy-cozy will appreciate the heated and ventilated first- and second-row seats.
The front chairs even have massaging seat backs. Below that you'll find redundant climate controls and a wireless charging pad that can accommodate two phones at once. A finely cut, backlit, rotary gear selector finishes off the center console, flanked by push levers for the terrain management system and air suspension. The driver is treated to a This screen can display 24 different menus, everything from driver assistance systems to the available night vision and traffic sign recognition tech.
Speaking of safety tech, the Grand Cherokee L comes with a whole bunch of goodies, including blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist, rear cross-traffic alert and a hands-on driving assistant that combines lane-centering functionality and adaptive cruise control. No, that last one isn't anything new, but Jeep says it paves the way for a more advanced, hands-off system that should arrive in Under the hood, you'll find the same 3.
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