When I purchased my Jeep Grand Cherokee, it was used. I knew going into it that it was an older car and may have some issues due to the age of the vehicle. It does really well in the snow, and I like how I can fit a lot of storage in the car. Because it is older, I am not as concerned with the cosmetics of the car, but I know that because of its size, I am mostly safe while driving. It is easy to drive, spacious, and has nice speakers for me to listen to music.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee has preformed amazing in the city and on the highway. With the eco-boost enabled, I average about 25-27 MPG on the highway. While in the city I average about 15-18 MPG. The inside of the Jeep has plenty of room. When my family all sits in the SUV with four people at 6 ft., we all have plenty of leg room. I also snowboard and my wife skis. We have the ability to put down one of the seats to allow our skis/snowboard to fit easily in the back with two additional people in the car. The power outlet in the backseat has been amazing for long road trips, which allow a laptop to but plugged in and charging to keep everyone in the backseat happy. The suspension in the SUV has done great as well. My wife has a family farm, which the SUV takes the off-road with ease. I have never been stuck when I put the car into four-wheel drive. I would highly recommend upgrading to the tow package, which gives an upgraded suspension. The back-up camera is one of the best in the business. The lines on the camera move with your backup motions to give you an accurate depiction of where you will be going.