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Discover the Jeep Grand Cherokee price landscape with our up‑to‑date database, tailored for every buying scenario—from brand new to the classic 2005 models. Whether you’re looking for a smooth, modern SUV or a rugged 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2005 price, this guide equips you with clear, comprehensive data, leaving the guesswork behind.

• Weight and Dimensions
  • Overall length: 186.5 inches
  • Width (incl. mirrors): 78.7 inches
  • Height: 68.4 inches
  • Ground clearance: 8.5 inches
  • Curb weight: 4,620–5,620 lbs (varies by trim)
• Engine and Performance
  • Base four‑cylinder: 3.6‑liter iWV‑4, 285 hp, 260 lb‑ft torque
  • Six‑turbine V6 (2005): 3.0‑liter, 250 hp, 225 lb‑ft torque
  • V8 (2005): 4.7‑liter, 325 hp, 345 lb‑ft torque
  • All‑Wheel Drive: standard on all trims, provides traction in any weather
• Transmission and Drivetrain
  • Manual: 6‑speed (rare in newer models)
  • Automatic: 6‑speed (standard), 8‑speed available on 2013+ models
  • Transmission control: L‑Tronic Adaptive Shift (automatic)
• Drive & Fuel
  • Fuel type: Gasoline (regular 87/88 octane)
  • Fuel economy (EPA 2024): 19 mpg city / 23 mpg highway (4‑tire) to 20‑23 mpg city / 25‑27 mpg highway (6‑wheel)
  • Drivetrain: fwd and AWD with optional 4‑wheel mud‑splash differential lock
• Interior & Comfort
  • Seating capacity: 5 with optional 2‑row seats, 7‑seat only on older trim (not available on new models)
  • Available features: premium leather, panoramic sunroof, Bose audio, integrated navigation, adaptive suspension
  • Electric power liftgate: standard only on certain trims
• Safety & Technology
  • Standard airbags: driver, passenger, two front side, two front curtain
  • Advanced driver assistance: blind‑spot monitoring, rear‑cross traffic alert, forward collision warning, adaptive cruise control
  • Command center: touchscreen infotainment, smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay, Android Auto)
  • Other safety tech: hill‑start assist, terrain management, adaptive headlights

Depreciation Insight

The Jeep Grand Cherokee depreciation curve follows typical SUV patterns. New models typically lose 15‑20% of their value in the first year. Between the 3‑ and 5‑year marks, you can expect a further 20‑25% depreciation. By the time a Grand Cherokee reaches 8–10 years, its value tends to stabilize, hovering around 30–35% of the original purchase price. When comparing these figures to the 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, older models depreciate more quickly initially due to design and technology changes, but tend to retain a solid resale value once passed the first six years.

In practice, a “Jeep Grand Cherokee 2005 price” might reflect a range between 10-20% depreciation from the original MSRP, but actual market value varies by condition

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