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2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Research Hub South Jersey

Grand Cherokee offers a two-row body or the three-row Grand Cherokee L. Start with passenger capacity and cargo layout, then compare the trim-specific engine and cabin equipment.

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2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee lineup at Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in Lumberton, NJ

Choose the body around occupied seats

Grand Cherokee seats five in two rows. Grand Cherokee L adds a third row, with six standard seats and an available second-row bench for seven. Compare the two body configurations using the rows that will remain occupied.

Body and seating
Grand Cherokee Two rows; five seats
Grand Cherokee L Three rows; six standard seats
L with second-row bench Seven seats

Use cargo measurements for the matching body

Grand Cherokee has two rows; Grand Cherokee L has three. Grand Cherokee cargo and Grand Cherokee L cargo change as rear seats fold. The L offers a second-row bench for seven seats.

Cargo volumes
Grand Cherokee behind row two 37.7 cubic feet
Grand Cherokee rear row folded 70.8 cubic feet
Grand Cherokee L behind row three 17.2 cubic feet
Grand Cherokee L rear rows folded 84.6 cubic feet

Let the trim determine the engine comparison

The trim determines the fitted engine rather than a free choice between both engines at every level. Compare engine and performance equipment before narrowing the cabin and appearance options.

Engine outputs
3.6L Pentastar V6 293 horsepower; 260 lb-ft
2.0L Hurricane 4 Turbo 324 horsepower; 332 lb-ft
Transmission Eight-speed automatic

Separate trim names from available equipment

Seven model levels are offered for both Grand Cherokee bodies. The trim comparison covers engine, cabin equipment and drive-system availability. The two-row body seats five; Grand Cherokee L seats six or seven.

Model levels
Laredo family Laredo, Laredo X, Laredo Altitude
Midrange choices Limited, 85th Anniversary Edition, Limited Reserve
Upper level Summit

Try screens in the actual cabin

The technology comparison covers display size and cabin equipment by trim. The two-row Grand Cherokee and three-row Grand Cherokee L offer different passenger layouts alongside their trim equipment.

Cabin technology
Laredo and Laredo X 8.4-inch touchscreen
Laredo Altitude and above 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen with navigation
Grand Cherokee L Available Interior FamCAM and Amazon Fire TV

Verify driven wheels and trailer requirements

Rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive availability depend on the trim. The properly equipped Grand Cherokee towing maximum is 6,200 pounds. The rating for an individual SUV depends on its engine and towing equipment.

Drivetrain scope
Laredo, Laredo X, Laredo Altitude and Limited RWD standard; 4WD optional
Limited Reserve and Summit 4WD standard
Both bodies Same listed drivetrain-availability pattern

Plan service for the engine and use

The maintenance schedule distinguishes engine-specific work and normal or defined severe usage. Keep scheduled care separate from warranty coverage and any purchased maintenance plan.

Ownership distinctions
Oil service Vehicle oil-change indicator
Turbo spark plugs Mileage-based 2.0L engine requirement
Transfer-case fluid Normal and severe-use schedules differ
FlexCare Purchased plan; scheduled maintenance is not complimentary

Shopping and ownership resources

Compare both Grand Cherokee bodies at Lucas CDJR

Arrange a test drive in the Grand Cherokee body and trim that meet your passenger needs. Lucas CDJR can discuss financing and your trade-in appraisal, with routine service scheduling available for ongoing ownership. Compare Grand Cherokee L inventory if a third row is part of your decision.

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