Jeep bestows the Trailhawk name to their most capable models. And for the 2017 model year, the new Grand Cherokee Trailhawk delivers a unique and more rugged appearance with a host of functional features to give it an increased level of 4X4 proficiency.
Trailhawk versions of Jeep’s most luxurious model benefit from the range-topping Quadra-Drive II 4X4 System with rear Electronic Limited Slip Differential and a unique version of Grand Cherokee’s Quadra-Lift air suspension that offers improved articulation and total suspension travel.
There’s also Selec-Speed Control with Hill Ascent Control, skid plates and an anti-glare hood decal. The lower front fascia can be removed for severe off-roading, offering up to 10.8” of ground clearance.
Further distinguishing the Trailhawk is a 7-slot grille that debuted on last year’s 75thanniversary model, red tow hooks, 18” Goodyear Adventure off-road tires with Kevlar reinforcement, new badging with red accents and a roof rack with Neutral Gray accents.
Inside, there’s a unique black interior with leather and suede performance seats and updated off-road pages for the Uconnect touch screen.
Available in 7 colors, the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk 4X4 can be equipped with either the Pentastar V6, HEMI V8 or 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6. An 8-speed automatic transmission is standard on all models. Pricing starts at about $43,000.
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