08/09/2008 15:41. But even after 15 years, three generations and some visual overhauls, what the Grand Cherokee is still best at is hauling stuff (as opposed to people) and performing off road; or at the very least, on roads covered in rain, mud, snow, etc. The optional 3.0-litre V6 diesel engine only reiterates this with its copious amount of low-end grunt that can tow as much weight as the Hemi-powered V8 version.

But the problem is that after all these years, the Jeep still looks surprisingly similar to the very first version that came out in 1992. It’s really looking its age and is being passed by competitors that are improving much more quickly. This carries over to the interior as well, which is a mixed bag in the Grand Cherokee. The gauges look wonderful when they’re lit up at night, but the... // SLAM! Sports