Tests and Features

First Drives2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT: Track-Driving The Monster
Drive the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT on the Formula 1 track in Austin, Texas? Profane the Circuit of the America's with a 5,000 lb, four-wheel drive SUV from a brand better known for building unstoppable off-road rigs than tarmac-tearing terrors? When I was given the chance to do exactly …
First Drives2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee EcoDiesel: Near-Luxury Efficiency
There’s a simple reason why Canadians buy so many compact cars: with gasoline so expensive compared to the SUV-hungry United States it only makes practical sense to purchase a vehicle that is as efficient as possible. In most cases, this means a small sedan or hatchback with an equally modest …
Test Drives2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 - Lucifer's SUV4.0/5
There’s no practical reason to own the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8. There, I’ve said it. There are plenty of other mid-size SUV options out there – including within Jeep’s own line-up – that can out-tow the SRT8, carry as many or more passengers, provide respectable acceleration, and not completely …
Test Drives2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8: A well-mannered brute4.0/5
SRT stands for Street and Racing Technology, Chrysler’s performance vehicle division. Note that this division is run by Canada’s own Ralph Gilles. Although no one thought to add “trails” to the acronym, that didn’t stop the powers that be at Jeep from designing an SRT8 version of its Grand Cherokee.
Test Drives2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee: Operation Moose Hunt4.5/5
For thousands of people in our country, moose hunting season is a time-honoured tradition. But since hunting means travelling to remote locations, you need a vehicle that can cope with bad roads and get you back home, hopefully, with the game. The Car Guide entrusted a Jeep Grand Cherokee to …
Test Drives2011 Jeep Cherokee: Purposeful Perfection4.5/5
There is but one single thing that separates successful brands from unsuccessful brands in the automotive industry: a purpose. When you examine brands at their best and at their worst, you see them at the height of their purpose, and dwindling into the purposeless existence that precedes bankruptcy, respectively. Consider, …
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