2014 Jeep Cherokee Priced From $23,990
Jeep just announced pricing for its all-new Cherokee utility vehicle, which will start from $23,990 including delivery.
First unveiled during the New York Auto Show in late March, the Cherokee gained attention for its drastic design departure from traditional Jeep style. The Cherokee’s starting price is actually $400 lower than the Liberty, which it will replace in the brand’s portfolio.
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Either a four- or six-cylinder engine are available to power the vehicle, which shares its platform with the Dodge Dart. The smaller of the two is a 2.4-liter “Tigershark” inline four that makes 184 hp and 171 lb-ft of torque. That engine powers the base “sport” model, which is available in both two and four-wheel drive configurations. Jeep claims the smaller engine is capable of up to 31 mpg highway.
Drivers seeking more power can opt for a 3.2-liter version of Chrysler’s Pentastar V6 which is rated at 271 hp and 239 lb-ft of torque.
At its most expensive, the range of available trim packages costs $30,490. That price covers the “Trailhawk 4×4” Cherokee, which has a steeper approach angle, tow hooks poking out the front fascia and a several other upgrades. Those include a different off-road tuned suspension, skid plates, an extra inch of ride height.
The engine cooling equipment is also upgraded and the car has a low range locking rear axle, selectable terrain modes as well as a long list of cosmetic upgrades.
Specific dates haven’t been announced for delivery, but the brand said today that they will begin in the third quarter.
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2014 Jeep Cherokee model pricing:
- Jeep Cherokee Sport 4×2: $22,995
- Jeep Cherokee Sport 4×4: $24,995
- Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4×2: $24,495
- Jeep Cherokee Latitude 4×4: $26,495
- Jeep Cherokee Limited 4×2: $27,995
- Jeep Cherokee Limited 4×4: $29,995
- Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk 4×4: $29,495
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What ever you people at Fiat/Chrysler do, DON'T SCREW UP THE WRANGLER LINE. It wouldn't be caught dead in this thing.
Dynamite Design Keep up the good work. Really like the better mileage, where is the Diesel?