2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Pricing Leaked, Diesel Costs $4,500 Premium
Get ready to spend an extra $4,500 if the oil-burning version of Jeep’s 2014 Grand Cherokee is on your to-buy list.
Pricing for the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee unveiled during this year’s Detroit Auto Show leaked through an enthusiast forum today, revealing price increases for the 2014 model year. The dealer pricing sheet also revealed that the diesel engine will cost a $4,500 premium over the gasoline V6. AutoGuide asked a Chrysler representative to confirm the pricing, but didn’t receive a response.
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The 3.0-liter turbo diesel will be available in the Limited four-wheel drive trim for $43,090 including delivery. Pricing for the two-wheel drive models wasn’t listed. It also isn’t clear if the diesel engine will be offered exclusively on four-wheel drive models, but the leaked information did reveal that on the Summit trim, the diesel engine will cost $500 more.
The Grand Cherokee model range will climb in price for the 2014 model year including the range-topping SRT-8 model which will start at $63,990 according to the leaked information. That’s a $2,700 hike over last year, but SRT CEO Ralph Gilles promised during the 2013 Detroit Auto Show that it will be “one of the quickest vehicles we’ve ever made at SRT.”
The base model increases as well, but by a smaller $1,600 margin. Then again, that money will probably mean a lot more to buyers aiming to spend the $29,790 base price compared to the SRT model’s 63,990 starting price. Complete pricing before options and a $995 delivery fee are available below.
Laredo 4X2 – $28,795
Laredo E 4X2 – $30,495
Limited 4X2 – $35,795
Overland 4X2 – $42,995
Summit 4X2 – $47,995
Laredo 4X4 – $30,795
Laredo E 4X4 – $32,495
Limited 4X4 – $37,795
Overland 4X4 – $45,995
Summit 4X4 – $50,995
SRT 4X4 – $62,995
[Source: JeepGarage]
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I have a jeep laredo 4x4 love it but the thing destroys me in gas, every time I drive to NJ and back to NYC even with no traffic things is ridiculous to fill up, always costing me $50 or $60 and the tank is never on empty, I got a tune up and rented a piece of junk ford escape some special gas it said on the back eco something and I drove all the way to NJ and Back and I told the guy give me $50 cash it only took $8 to till it up? is that because its like a hybrid or something? please somebody let me know cause now I am going to get a new suv, dont like the jeeps gas milage, i was looking at the 4Runner same on gas, I hate to down grade to a rav4 but u save double on gas, and in the city its impossible to find a gas station and its almost $5 a gallon? Does anybody have any suggestions for me? Tony
Pricing the 2014Grand Cherokee LimitedDiesel not only has the $4500 adder for the engine, you have to add another $3000 for Luxury Group II. Only way they it comes. No way to make this pencil out!