In 1992, the Jeep division of Chrysler Motors introduced to the public a new mid-size UniFrame sport utility vehicle named the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Since Chrysler purchased AMC in 1987, the Grand Cherokee became the first Jeep product with a Chrysler badge. In the 1992 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, Robert Lutz who was then the president of Chrysler Motors drove up the steps of Cobo Hall through a plate glass window with Detroit mayor, Coleman Young.
Base MSRP for New Jeep Grand Cherokee: $30,215
Estimated Price Range for Used Jeep Grand Cherokee: $800-$15,999
Estimated MPG for Jeep Grand Cherokee: 22 City/27 Hwy
Available Trims: Base, SE, Laredo
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Shortly after, the Jefferson North Assembly in Detroit, Michigan, a plant specifically built to manufacture Grand Cherokees, started production of the vehicle. Assembly of the vehicle has since stayed in that plant. Models of the Grand Cherokee when it was introduced include the Base “SE” (available from 1993 – 95), Grand Wagoneer (available in 1993), Laredo (available from 1993-98), Limited (available from 1993-98), Orvis “Limited Edition” (available from 1995–97), TSi (available from 1997-98), and 5.9 Limited (1998). Currently, the Grand Cherokee is available in Laredo, Limited, Overland, and SRT-8 models.
