Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. Chevy Tahoe
You deserve a car that makes you feel confident, both mentally and physically. You deserve a vehicle that prioritizes your comfort, your stability, and your family. You’ve noticed the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Chevy Tahoe on the roads of Walled Lake, Novi, or Pontiac, MI and have pictured yourself at the wheel of both models.
Either SUV would fit well into your family; however, our LaFontaine CDJR of Walled Lake team has put together this Grand Cherokee vs. Tahoe comparison to help you decide which one will be the ultimate 4-wheeled family member.
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A brunch date, a hot yoga class, a round of golf, a trip to the farmer’s market. All these activities invigorate your mornings. When your itinerary isn’t filled with fun things to do, you can count on the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Chevy Tahoe to put some pep in your step.
The Jeep and the Chevy both have three engine options that deliver exciting power, quick acceleration, and dynamic handling to your routine commutes.
What the Tahoe is missing is a comparable plug-in hybrid model. A 2.0L DI Turbo Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV) engine—available on the Grand Cherokee 4xe—pumps up your joyrides with 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque. This Jeep model effortlessly blends power and efficiency.
Although the Chevy SUV has an efficient diesel engine, you’ll only find a PHEV in the Jeep.
On top of efficiency, the Grand Cherokee also excels on the off-roads thanks to its Trail Rated® badge. This badge indicates how well the Jeep shines in the following categories:
- Water fording
- Ground clearance
- Articulation
- Traction
- Maneuverability
As a large vessel, the Chevy Tahoe would be able to clear small obstacles on the trails. However, with the addition of a Trail Rated® badge, you can put your full faith in the Grand Cherokee.
Big SUVs, big technology. That’s the motto of the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the Chevy Tahoe. Inside either model, you’ll find helpful technologies, expanded displays, and easy-to-access smartphone integration. What you’ll only find in the Jeep is a ticket to the forefront of innovation.
In terms of infotainment screens, the Jeep and the Chevy are evenly matched. Both models have standard 8-inch displays, which are upgraded to 10-inch screens on higher trims. Pair these screens with their respective infotainment systems, and you’ll have access to Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ as well.
Their instrument clusters, though? Off the bat, the Grand Cherokee has a grand 10.25-inch Driver Information Digital Cluster. Although the Chevy offers a larger instrument cluster display, its standard 4.2-inch Driver Information Center pales in comparison to the Jeep’s.
Advanced technology is no stranger to the Jeep and the Chevy. In fact, both models have an available Head-Up Display, which projects vital vehicle information onto the windshield!
Jeep takes the lead in this department, though, with these unique available technologies on board:
- Passenger Screen
- Rear-Seat Monitoring Camera
- 19-speaker McIntosh® Premium Sound System
The Tahoe is available with a Bose® audio system; however, it caps out at 10 speakers. The Jeep’s available 19 speakers and additional distinctive features will leave you truly in awe.
If you plan to bring your family on board the Grand Cherokee or the Tahoe—or even turn over the reins to your teen driver—you can feel completely confident in either SUV. Each model has its own suite of driver-assistance features to make sure you go from your driveway to your destination and back again without any hiccups.
Need help staying in your lane on the highway? What about pre-collision protection? Maybe you need assistance maneuvering out of a tricky spot? These comparable systems in the Jeep and the Chevy can help:
- Active Lane Management
- Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking and Pedestrian/Cyclist Detection
- Available 360° Surround View Camera
Merging and backing up can be hard to do, which is why each SUV is equipped with a Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection feature. However, they come standard on the Grand Cherokee, while they’re only available as options on the Tahoe.
Whether you’re heading out at the crack of dawn or well after the sun sets, the Grand Cherokee will keep your safety top of mind. You can add these exclusive available features to the Jeep:
- Night Vision Camera
- Intersection Collision Assist
- Drowsy Driver Detection
- Traffic Sign Recognition
Even though the Tahoe has a few unique trailering safety features, the Grand Cherokee offers more available safety systems overall. Protection from sunup to sundown? That’s a big yes!
If you’re looking for an SUV with excellent off-roading capabilities, advanced technology, and premium protection, the Jeep Grand Cherokee is the right model for you. To check it out for yourself, set sail around Walled Lake, Novi, or Pontiac, MI when you take a test drive with LaFontaine CDJR of Walled Lake.
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