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You might be thinking at this point that all SUVs are alike. But the 2021 Jeep Cherokee is about to reignite your passion for hitting the open road (or trail). With class-leading towing capabilities and off-road enthusiasm, you’ll find the Cherokee is designed for more than pavement. It’s an SUV ready to forge new paths with both style and swagger.
Getting an Up-Close Look at the 2021 Jeep Cherokee
Basics About the 2021 Jeep Cherokee
The Cherokee first hit U.S. showrooms in 1984 and has since positioned itself as one of the best-selling compact crossover SUVs in the nation. Many argue this was the first mainstream SUV, with its family-friendly cabin, available four-wheel drive, and variety of trim options. Those trims delivered the same comforts as a passenger car, effectively signaling the transition from station wagons to SUVs as the family vehicle of choice.
Production of first-generation models ended after a lengthy run in 2001. Following a 10-plus-year hiatus, the Cherokee returned in 2014 with similar dimensions packed into a more modern appearance. Today, the Cherokee name is synonymous with outdoor adventures.
Pricing
True to its roots, the Cherokee still gives buyers plenty of choice in trim options. Nine different variants are available, and as you move across the line-up, you’re treated to more tech and appearance options. For instance, upgrading from the Latitude to the Freedom increases the wheel size from 17 to 18 inches. The Latitude Plus offers a cozy cabin with heated front seats and a premium-wrapped heated steering wheel.
The Altitude comes with exterior black badging, while the 80th Anniversary Edition includes a dual-pane panoramic sunroof. The Limited gets a boost in standard safety equipment, and the Trailhawk is fitted with a rugged appearance all-terrain tires to tackle off-road adventures. Finally, the High Altitude delivers premium 19-inch wheels and an upgraded infotainment screen. The starting prices of each trim are as follow:
• Latitude: $28,705
• Freedom: $29,900
• Latitude Plus: $31,020
• Altitude: $32,215
• Latitude Lux: $32,370
• 80th Anniversary Edition: $34,550
• Limited: $36,280
• Trailhawk: $37,580
• High Altitude: $38,9700
Standard Safety Equipment
One of the hallmarks of this SUV is its commitment to safety. Each trim is equipped with driver-assist features that help you feel more confident on the road. Those features include:
• Advanced brake assist
• Full-speed forward collision warning with active braking
• Blind-spot monitoring
• Lane departure warning
• Rain-sensing wipers
New/Unique Features
The safety conveniences we just mentioned are newly standard for 2021. The line-up also boasts some reshuffled standard features that make each trim a smart (and valuable) purchase. To illustrate, the base model adds one-touch up/down front side windows and heated exterior mirrors. Other manufacturers typically charge extra for these options.
The Trailhawk likewise adds a heated steering wheel and front seats in addition to a remote start. And the 80th Anniversary Edition is based on the Latitude Lux trim, meaning both are equipped with the same standard features. The anniversary trim, however, is fitted with special badging.
With its sporty styling, posh cabin, and bold stance, the Cherokee is easy to distinguish from competitors. You’ll also find it a ready companion on every journey you take, whether routine driving during the week or off-roading on the weekends. Stop by Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram today and test drive a Cherokee for yourself.
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