The Jeep Grand Cherokee has a lot in its skillsets. Not only can it go off-road in Trailhawk guise, its SRT version offers quite a bit of performance goodness. Given that it was designed as an upscale, versatile family vehicle, practicality comes standard. In the case of the recently-released Trackhawk, practicality comes with 707 horsepower and all-wheel drive.
To all those enthusiasts who dreamed of owning a Grand Cherokee with the Hellcat’s supercharged V8, your prayers have been answered. Unveiled at the New York Auto Show, the Trackhawk packs the kind of performance unheard of in a mainstream SUV—even one as up-market as the Grand Cherokee. Hitting 60 mph in 3.5 seconds, and boasting numerous drive modes, it’ll be a boon for those who want the ultimate in family SUVs.
Want to get more information on the availability and performance of the Trackhawk? Our Jeep model dealership in Avondale, AZ is here to take your questions! Drop us a line at your convenience.