Jeep Grand Cherokee MPG

When you're buying a new vehicle, fuel economy is an important thing to consider. The Jeep Grand Cherokee has several powerful engine options with a good fuel economy to do more and fuel up less.

To help drivers living around Somerset, New Bedford, and Fall River, MA, learn more about the Jeep Grand Cherokee engines' MPG, Stateline CJDR has put together this review. Read on to learn about the Jeep Grand Cherokee fuel economy, and tips for maximizing your fuel efficiency.  Schedule a test drive today.

Jeep Grand Cherokee MPG

The standard engine across most of the Jeep Grand Cherokee trims is a 3.6L V6 engine with an EPA-estimated 19 city/26 highway MPG. This engine also puts out 295 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.

If you're looking for a more powerful engine, the SRT trim comes standard with a 6.4L V8 engine with an EPA-estimated 13 city/19 highway MPG. This engine tops out at 475 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque.

Grand Cherokee Performance & Capability

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a vehicle that's a fun drive, and gives good performance on every outing. You can get information on your Grand Cherokee performance by looking at the available Uconnect® touchscreen's performance pages. Here you can see pressure gauges, fluid levels, and more.

When the weather gets rough, you can rely on the Grand Cherokee capabilities. Combine the available Quadra-Drive® II 4x4 System with the Rear Electronic Limited-Slip Differential, and the available Selec-Terrain® Traction Management System, for robust handling in challenging weather and on tricky terrain. These systems can handle snow, rain, rock, sand, and much more.

How to Maximize Your Fuel Efficiency

Regardless of which engine option or trim level you choose on the Jeep Grand Cherokee, there are ways that you can get a little bit more out of your gas. We've put together some tips to help you get the most out of your fuel economy. Check them out below:

• Follow the Speed Limit-The faster you drive, the more fuel you use. Not only is it safer to follow the speed limit, but by not speeding you're also saving gas.
• Remove Extra Stuff from Your Car-Leaving extra things in your car makes your car's weight heavier. The heavier your car, the more gas you use to accelerate at the same rate as you would without things in your car.
• Avoid Idling-Idling uses gas, especially if you're using the air conditioning in your vehicle. To avoid using gas while you're not driving, turn your engine off.
• Use Cruise Control-Maintaining a constant speed helps you save gas because you're not decelerating and accelerating as frequently. Cruise control maintains your speed for you.
• Maintain a Regular Maintenance Schedule-Keeping to your vehicle's maintenance schedule means that your vehicle will be in tip-top shape. Vehicles performing better, and with up-to-date services like oil changes, means they don't use extra gas to power.

Test Drive the Jeep Grand Cherokee

Want to experience the Jeep Grand Cherokee? Drivers around Somerset, New Bedford, or Fall River, Massachusetts, can come by Stateline CJDR for a test drive. Give us a call today!