Jeep Grand Cherokee for sale or Chevy Traverse? Which one is a better buy? We were wondering the same thing so we decided to compare the pros and cons of each popular SUV to come to a conclusion. Read on to find out what it is. You're guaranteed to find a few interesting facts about both the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Chevy Traverse that could help you make the right decision when it's buy time.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Look
Jeep Grand Cherokee Pros
- Multipurpose SUV that the entire family can enjoy
- Versatile design and rugged styling
- Impressive comfort
- Whisper-quiet cabin
Jeep Grand Cherokee Cons
- V8 engines don't have the best mpg (the EcoDiesel-powered Jeep Grand Cherokee is just as economical as some family sedans, though)
- High-end models can be expensive
Chevy Traverse Quick Look
Chevy Traverse Pros
- More lightweight and longer than some of its competitors
- Spacious interior
Chevy Traverse Cons
- Sub-par handling
- Mediocre interior materials
- Limited visibility
- High-end models can be expensive
than the Jeep Grand Cherokee (189-191″ L x 77″ W x 68-69″ H), it doesn't look as sporty.
The Chevy Traverse has less cargo space (23 ft³) compared to the Jeep Grand Cherokee (36.3 ft³) but more legroom in the seating area (98.2 ft³ vs 68.3 ft³). So, if you are looking for a vehicle with a lot of room go with the Chevrolet Traverse. But if you need a 5 passenger midsize SUV with an exceptional ride you should definitely consider the new Jeep Grand Cherokee.
The Grand Jeep Cherokee comes loaded with more standard features, including safety innovations like blind-spot monitoring which helps with lane changes. The rear cross-traffic alert feature of the Jeep Grand Cherokee makes backing up much easier. In addition, ParkSense Rear Park Assist now comes standard as well. Advanced driving aids like forward collision warning and lane-keep assist are available as well.
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