Pair of Grand Cherokee models, with similar prices, aim to coexist

Buyers for the two-row Grand Cherokee are distinct enough from those of the three-row Grand Cherokee L, bottom, to keep Jeep from losing too many sales, analysts say. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

October 18, 2021 04:00 AM

When the redesigned Jeep Grand Cherokee reaches dealerships this year, it will have a three-row version sitting next to it for the first time since the nameplate's 1992 debut.

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