2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee

An astounding 11 unique trims proudly wear the Grand Cherokee name, including the entry-level Laredo starting at $30,895, the swanky Limited, the adventurous Trailhawk, the sporty SRT, and, new for 2018, the trail-ready Trackhawk trim starting at $86,200. Discover a ton of variants and special 25th Anniversary editions in between. You'll instantly recognize the Grand Cherokee as part of the rugged Jeep family by its striking exterior. Its elegant design, a quarter of a century in the making, boldly captures the eye. Sophisticated details like distinctive LED tail lights make the 2018 Grand Cherokee stand out from the crowd.

When it comes to versatility, Jeep doesn't stop under the hood. The Grand Cherokee offers five engine options, including the debut of the Trackhawk's 707-horsepower volcano. Each option comes paired with a stock eight-speed automatic transmission, The Grand Cherokee's go-to engine is a brisk V-6, but opt for one of three V-8s if you want blistering acceleration to go with your daily commute. Check out the SRT trim's 475-horsepower 6.4-liter eight-cylinder. Want more? Jeep offers a turbodiesel engine, too, and it has the best fuel economy in the lineup. Rumor has it the Trackhawk is the quickest SUV ever with its herd of supercharged ponies under the hood. Jeep clocked the Trackhawk at an 11.6-second quarter-mile, all thanks to its monstrous V-8 engine. Is the Trackhawk a race car or a rock crawling beast? It's both.

Jeep's trail-rated tough Grand Cherokee offers trail bosses outstanding chops and handles rough terrain with little effort. When equipped with one of the V-8 engines, this SUV will tow as much as 7,200 pounds. Whether you've got a bass boat or a popup camper, hitch it up.

Grand Cherokee's handsome, comfortable cabin accommodates five and has a generous 68.3 cubic-foot cargo area when the back row is down. Cushy seats and an upscale cockpit can come with an open-pore wood trim, heated and cooled front seats, and supple Nappa leather upholstery. For even more indulgence, opt for the dual-pane panoramic sunroof. A user-friendly, Uconnect 7-inch touch-screen infotainment system is a welcome upgrade from last year's 5-inch display. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are all loaded into each trim level — standard. New Grand Cherokees equipped with the available Alpine audio system will now get active noise cancellation, too.

The Grand Cherokee comes standard with innovative safety features such as a rearview camera and rear parking sensors. Add additional, optional monitors and alerts like adaptive cruise control and forward collisions, or equipment including rain-sensing windshield wipers and automatic high beams. Whether you're looking for a high-performance daily commuter or a mud-bogger, the 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee has a little something just for you.