The 2021 JeepⓇ lineup marks a significant milestone in the automaker’s history. Over the next few years, the brand will introduce an all-new styling architecture and exciting options for Dayton consumers. This future starts with the 2021 JeepⓇ Grand Cherokee L. As the first three-row JeepⓇ vehicle since 2010, the Grand Cherokee L also gives Troy drivers a glimpse of how future JeepⓇ vehicles will merge modern looks with classic rugged JeepⓇ performance.
At Evans Arena CDJR, we are proud to provide Dayton-area drivers with the right vehicles for their needs. And with our VIP Exclusive benefits, customers can get even more for their money. From a three-day exchange period and new car ding removals to Car Wash Saturdays and Manicure Mondays, VIP Exclusive benefits provide valuable perks for Trotwood drivers. Contact us to learn about eligibility and how you can become an Evans Arena VIP.
What is the 2021 Grand Cherokee L?
The 2021 JeepⓇ Grand Cherokee L kicks off a new phase of development for the brand. This vehicle, as well as the upcoming Grand Wagoneer, will provide Dayton families with the three-row JeepⓇ option they have long missed. And these vehicles show Troy drivers what future JeepⓇ offerings, including the redesigned 2022 standard Grand Cherokee, will look like in physical form.
Choice is at the heart of the Grand Cherokee L. The vehicle offers seating for up to seven people or over 17 cubic feet of cargo room. Drivers can select from two different engine options, including a 357-horsepower V8. Though rear-wheel drive is standard, buyers can choose between three different four-wheel drive options.
The Grand Cherokee L is available in six different trims, starting with the Laredo and culminating with the Summit Reserve. Serious off-road fans should consider the Overland trim with its available Off-Road Group package. This configuration carries the automaker’s prestigious Trail Rated badge, demonstrating mastery of a series of difficult off-road based tests.
Yet even with its new looks, the 2021 Grand Cherokee L is as capable as ever. An adaptive suspension system helps the Grand Cherokee L reduce drag on the highway or maintain high ground clearance during low-speed off-roading. And when properly configured, the Grand Cherokee L offers 7,200 pounds of towing capacity.
Grand Cherokee L Interior and Technology
The six trims on the Grand Cherokee L all provide space for three rows of seating, either with standard second-row captain’s chairs or an available bench seat. Fine leather and wood accents are available on upper trims. Apple, Android and SiriusXM connectivity are standard infotainment features. Wireless connectivity is available.
Unlike its two-row model year cousin, the Grand Cherokee L provides a large assortment of standard active driver assistance features. These include adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist and automated emergency braking with cyclist detection. Combined with the three years of complementary scheduled maintenance included in the manufacturer’s warranty, the SUV’s ease of driving and ownership offers a promising future for both the JeepⓇ brand and Dayton families.
2021 Grand Cherokee L – The Bold Future of Jeep Vehicles
The 2021 JeepⓇ Grand Cherokee L promises an exciting, upscale future for Dayton families. With three rows of seats and ample cargo space, the Grand Cherokee L provides the convenience that Trotwood families have long sought in the JeepⓇ lineup. And with an abundance of standard safety features, Troy-area families will easily conquer whatever life throws at them, both on and off the road.
Evans Arena CDJR is the perfect place for families to find their next great vehicle. Our finance and service professionals can help drivers save money throughout their vehicle’s life cycle. Our VIP Exclusive benefits offer drivers even more savings. And we even allow customers to test drive on our very own 4×4 course, so they can experience JeepⓇ performance firsthand! So visit us at 924 Shiloh Springs Road in Dayton, Ohio, to learn more or to schedule a test drive. And remember, nobody beats Evans Arena…Nobody!
