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Seven trims from ,730 to ,130 MSRP, two engines, two bodies. Here is what each step up adds.
The 2027 Jeep Grand Cherokee trims compared for South Jersey buyers run from the $39,730 Laredo to the $61,130 Summit, a spread of $21,400, with a 3.6L V6 on the first two trims and a 2.0L Hurricane 4 Turbo on the rest. Each step up buys something you can name: a bigger screen, a turbo engine, leather and a panoramic roof, a trail-ready suspension or a 19-speaker audio system.
The two-row Grand Cherokee and the Grand Cherokee L share one trim ladder. Engine and dimension detail for every trim sits in the 2027 Grand Cherokee specs, and the model story begins at the 2027 Grand Cherokee overview.
Prices are MSRP before the $1,995 destination charge, taxes, title and registration. Where a trim offers both drives, the lower figure is two-wheel drive and the higher is four-wheel drive.
| Trim | Two-row MSRP (before destination) | Grand Cherokee L MSRP (before destination) | Engine | Highlight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laredo | $39,730 to $41,730 | $41,730 to $43,730 | 3.6L V6 | The full safety suite and a 10.1-inch screen |
| Laredo X | $42,225 to $44,225 | $44,225 to $46,225 | 3.6L V6 | Adds a heated steering wheel and wireless charging |
| Laredo Altitude | $45,170 to $47,170 | $47,170 to $49,170 | 2.0L Turbo | The turbo engine and a 12.3-inch screen |
| Limited | $45,130 to $47,130 | $47,130 to $49,130 | 2.0L Turbo | 20-inch wheels and Alpine audio |
| Limited Reserve | $52,725 | $54,725 | 2.0L Turbo | Nappa leather and a panoramic sunroof |
| Trailhawk | $53,625 | Two-row model | 2.0L Turbo | Trail Rated, with air suspension |
| Summit | $61,130 | $63,130 | 2.0L Turbo | McIntosh audio and Quadra-Drive II |
$39,730 two-wheel drive, $41,730 four-wheel drive; Grand Cherokee L from $41,730. The Laredo runs the 293-hp 3.6L Pentastar V6 and offers Quadra-Trac I four-wheel drive. It seats five (seven in the L) and rides on 18-inch wheels.
Standard equipment includes a 10.1-inch Uconnect 5 touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay support, a 10.25-inch digital driver display, premium cloth seats with an eight-way power driver’s seat, dual-zone climate control, passive entry with push-button start and a power liftgate. The safety list carries adaptive cruise control, active lane management, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian and cyclist detection, blind spot monitoring with rear cross path detection and rear park assist. This is the trim for a commuter who wants the whole safety package at the lowest entry price.
$42,225 two-wheel drive, $44,225 four-wheel drive; Grand Cherokee L from $44,225. Laredo X keeps the V6 and the 18-inch wheels and sits $2,495 above the Laredo. Its feature list includes heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a power liftgate, remote start, rain-sensing wipers and a wireless charging pad.
It suits the buyer who parks outside through a January cold snap and wants the warm-up done before walking out the door.
$45,170 two-wheel drive, $47,170 four-wheel drive; Grand Cherokee L from $47,170. Altitude moves to the 324-hp, 332 lb-ft Hurricane 4 Turbo with the Selec-Terrain traction management system and available Quadra-Trac I. A 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 NAV touchscreen with navigation is standard here, along with 18-inch gloss black wheels and exterior accents.
Inside are heated Capri leatherette seats with suede inserts and eight-way power adjustment for both front seats. Active Drive Assist, Intersection Collision Assist and Traffic Sign Recognition join the safety list, and a single-pane sunroof is available. It is the trim for a driver who wants the turbo engine and the big screen with a blacked-out look.
$45,130 two-wheel drive, $47,130 four-wheel drive; Grand Cherokee L from $47,130. Limited carries the Hurricane engine on 20-inch wheels with Capri leatherette seats, heated first-row seats, a memory driver’s seat and a heated steering wheel. Alpine premium audio brings nine speakers, a subwoofer, a 506-watt amplifier and active noise cancellation.
LED fog lamps, automatic high-beam headlamps, ambient LED lighting, rain-sensing wipers and a universal garage door opener round out the cabin and exterior. The L version seats six, and four-wheel drive is available on both bodies.
$52,725; Grand Cherokee L $54,725. Four-wheel drive only. Reserve is where the cabin turns to Nappa leather, with heated front and second-row seats and ventilation for the driver and front passenger. A dual-pane panoramic sunroof, 20-inch gloss black wheels and a black-noise grille insert set the exterior apart.
The technology steps up with a 360-degree camera with 3D view, front park assist, auto-dimming power-folding mirrors, a digital rearview mirror and a power steering wheel with memory. Head-up display and night vision are available. Quadra-Trac I with Selec-Terrain is standard.
$53,625; two-row and four-wheel drive only. The Trailhawk is the Trail Rated Grand Cherokee, on 18-inch wheels with P265/60TR18 all-terrain tires and a Quadra-Lift air suspension that is standard. It carries the Hurricane engine, ventilated front seats, leather seating and rubber-style floor mats, and a hands-free power liftgate is available. Its spec page is listed at 6,200 pounds of towing when properly equipped.
This is the pick for sand roads and a boat on a trailer in the same weekend.
$61,130; Grand Cherokee L $63,130. Four-wheel drive only. Summit pairs the Hurricane engine with Quadra-Drive II four-wheel drive and Quadra-Lift air suspension. Quilted Palermo leather seats are heated and ventilated in the first and second rows, the front seats adjust twelve ways with memory for both, and the audio is a 19-speaker, 950-watt McIntosh system.
Exterior touches include 21-inch wheels, a black painted roof and gloss black grille inserts, and the hands-free power liftgate is standard. The spec page lists 6,200 pounds of towing, and Hands-Free Active Driving Assist is available.
Jeep’s lineup also describes Laredo Upland and Overland trims; ask the sales team about availability and pricing on either.
| Trim | Engine and power | Drive | Seating (two-row / L) | Wheels | Towing listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Laredo | 3.6L V6, 293 hp | 4×2; 4×4 available | 5 / 7 | 18-inch | 3,500 lbs |
| Laredo X | 3.6L V6, 293 hp | 4×2; 4×4 available | 5 / 7 | 18-inch | 3,500 lbs |
| Laredo Altitude | 2.0L Turbo, 324 hp | 4×2; 4×4 available | 5 / 7 | 18-inch gloss black | 3,500 lbs |
| Limited | 2.0L Turbo, 324 hp | 4×2; 4×4 available | 5 / 6 | 20-inch | 3,500 lbs |
| Limited Reserve | 2.0L Turbo, 324 hp | 4×4 only | 5 / 6 | 20-inch gloss black | 3,500 lbs |
| Trailhawk | 2.0L Turbo, 324 hp | 4×4 only | 5 / two-row model | 18-inch, all-terrain tires | 6,200 lbs |
| Summit | 2.0L Turbo, 324 hp | 4×4 only | 5 / 6 | 21-inch | 6,200 lbs |
Towing listings are as shown on each trim’s spec page; the Grand Cherokee is rated for up to 6,200 pounds when properly equipped, so confirm the rating on the exact vehicle you are considering.
The $2,495 between them keeps the same V6, wheels and safety list, and adds comfort: a heated steering wheel, remote start and a wireless charging pad are named on the X. Commuters from Turnersville and Lawrenceville who start cold will feel the difference first.
The $2,945 step is the engine step. Altitude brings the 324-hp, 332 lb-ft turbo, a 12.3-inch screen with navigation and the extra driver-assistance features. If the highway merge matters more than trim leather, this is the jump that changes how the Grand Cherokee drives.
Reserve costs $7,595 more and changes the room you sit in: Nappa leather, ventilated front seats, heated second row, a panoramic roof, the 360-degree camera and four-wheel drive as standard. It is the trim for families that spend long stretches on I-295 and Route 130 with passengers in the back.
The two sit $900 apart and aim at different weekends. Reserve is the refined cabin; Trailhawk is the all-terrain tires, air suspension and a 6,200-pound towing listing.
For South Jersey buyers, Laredo Altitude and Limited are the two entry points to the turbo engine, priced $40 apart, and each is the right answer for a different shopper: Altitude for the screen and blacked-out styling, Limited for 20-inch wheels and Alpine audio.
| Step | Price change (MSRP) | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Laredo to Laredo X | +$2,495 | Heated steering wheel, remote start, wireless charging pad |
| Laredo X to Laredo Altitude | +$2,945 | 324-hp turbo, 12.3-inch screen, more driver assistance |
| Laredo Altitude to Limited | $40 less | Different focus: 20-inch wheels, Alpine audio, memory seat |
| Limited to Limited Reserve | +$7,595 | Nappa leather, panoramic roof, 360-degree camera, standard 4×4 |
| Limited Reserve to Summit | +$8,405 | McIntosh audio, Quadra-Drive II, air suspension, 21-inch wheels |
| Limited Reserve to Trailhawk | +$900 | All-terrain tires, air suspension, 6,200-pound listing |
| Trailhawk to Summit | +$7,505 | Luxury cabin and audio in place of trail hardware |
| Two-row to Grand Cherokee L | +$2,000 | Third row and 204.9-inch body |
| 4×2 to 4×4 (Laredo through Limited) | +$2,000 | Quadra-Trac I four-wheel drive |
The Laredo X at $42,225 MSRP carries the V6, the safety list and the comfort features most commuters from Trenton and Burlington ask for.
Choose between the Limited at $45,130 MSRP and the Laredo Altitude at $45,170 MSRP, both with the 324-hp Hurricane.
For a Turnersville family of six, the Grand Cherokee L comes in every trim except Trailhawk, with the Limited at $47,130 MSRP seating six in captain’s chairs.
Trailhawk at $53,625 MSRP and Summit at $61,130 MSRP are the trims listed at 6,200 pounds.
Limited Reserve at $52,725 MSRP is the leather-and-panoramic-roof choice, and Summit adds the McIntosh system.
Drivers from Cherry Hill, Mt Ephraim and Robbinsville can browse every trim in Grand Cherokee inventory or Grand Cherokee L inventory, then call (609) 354-5619 to line up a back-to-back test drive of two trims. Financing starts at our finance page, and your current vehicle can be valued at Value Your Trade.
The Limited at $45,130 MSRP, with the Laredo Altitude at $45,170 MSRP, both two-wheel drive before destination.
It adds $2,000 on Laredo, Laredo X, Laredo Altitude and Limited, and it is standard on Limited Reserve, Trailhawk and Summit.
Every trim except Trailhawk, with the L starting $2,000 above the matching two-row price.
Limited Reserve, Trailhawk and Summit; Summit adds ventilation for the second row.
Limited Reserve carries a dual-pane panoramic sunroof, and Summit lists a glass roof over the front and rear seats. Laredo Altitude offers a single-pane sunroof as an available option.
Trailhawk is a two-row, four-wheel-drive model only.
$7,595 MSRP on the two-row, from $45,130 to $52,725, and the same $7,595 on the Grand Cherokee L, from $47,130 to $54,725, with Reserve’s standard four-wheel drive included.
They are additional 2027 trims Jeep describes alongside the seven priced here. Ask our South Jersey sales team about timing and pricing if one interests you.
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