Inflation is real.
Jeep is holding prices steady
for
its
4xe plug-in
hybrids
but the 2- and 3-row petrol Grand Cherokee are going up significantly for 2023.
Also
importantly,
the
robust
Grand Cherokee Trailhawk is
only
offered as
the more expensive
4xe.
Other than that,
little
has changed compared to
2022.
The
rear-wheel-drive
base two-row
petrol
Laredo starts at $42,830
That's
$2,710
higher
from 2022,
with other 2-
and
3-row petrol
models
going up as well.
Paint colors went from $395 to $495
(the Jeep
charges for all body colors
except
white).
2023-based
4xe
starting
at $61,660.
Jeep's
venerable Grand Cherokee
is taking
a breather
from
changes for 2023 after
being
completely redesigned
and
expanded
into
his
line of SUVs for model
year 2022.
A
new
breed
of grander Grand
Cherokee breaks cover
first with the
introduction
of the 2021 Grand Cherokee
L.
This is the
new three-row version of
Jeep's long-running two-row midsize
SUV.
The L
spearheaded
new
styling,
advanced safety and
comfort technology,
and added features later
introduced in
the
2022
two-row
model