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Good ground clearance; available all-wheel-drive; roomy interior; well equipped; bold styling; excellent value
Versatile layout for people and gear; maneuverability and parking ease; some innovative features; serious off-road ability in an affordable, compact package
True, proven off-road prowess; luxurious interior; powerful engine lineup with diesel availability; high-performance SRT variant
Interior and cargo space; maneuverability and parking ease; safety features; tech options; off-road ability plus fuel economy
Compact dimensions; available 4-wheel drive, low base price; good fuel economy; lots of optional equipment; short wheelbase for easy parking
Iconic styling; impressive off-road prowess; 2- and 4-door configurations available
Iconic styling; impressive off-road prowess; 2- and 4-door configurations available
Jeep 2015 Lineup: The best-selling Jeep brand heads into new waters with the announced release of the 2015 Renegade, which officially enters the carmaker into the compact SUV arena. The Renegade will be constructed in Italy and imported to the U.S., something that Jeep has never done before. It will offer intelligent all-wheel-drive, with the ability to direct 100% of torque to any wheel for smoother drive and grip.
The Grand Cherokee gets a quieter cabin that’s 10 decibels more soundproof, with the Summit trim getting a special glass coating to further deaden noise, in combination with an active noise cancellation option. The Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited get more standard equipment that includes: an eight-speaker sound system with 552-watt Alpine subwoofer, a Torx toolkit for maintenance and more packages to choose from. Cherokee will see the addition of an engine stop-start feature, which will come standard with all 3.2-liter V-6 engine models. Meanwhile, Compass and Patriot will receive subtle updates to the trim levels.