2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Overland (new 78 miles)
MSRP: $77856
Selling price: $64329 (17.38% discount)
Incentives: $15600 ($8100 national lease cash and $7500 hybrid/electric)
Acquisition fee: $995 (all hybrids and EVs have the higher fee)
Dealer and government fees: $350
Tax: 7%
Residual: 54%
Money factor: .00015 (Base. They tried marking it up but backed down)
$437/month sign and drive
24/12k
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How underpowered does the 4 cyl feel when discharged battery?
The battery never fully discharges. The lease on our 2022 base model is ending this month, and it was never an issue. It always keeps a small reserve charge, and doesn’t let the battery actually get to zero. It’s also recharged pretty much continuously at various rates from either the gas engine or the regenerative braking.
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With the battery at <1%, it only has about 80 more hp and 200 more ft lbs than the v6.
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This is such a great deal. I may try and use this one!
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Thanks. I was surprised to get one an hour away given the dealers in Indianapolis are notoriously terrible.
Midwest is such a trash shoot for anything reasonable. I’m honestly shocked you got that. I get astronomical numbers for these.
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I was too. I was told “you’ll never find a Jeep with that MSRP for under $600/month.”
Hey another one from Indy! Spot on, the CDJR dealers are worse than the Kia dealers in this area.
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any idea on how to see if the vehicle qualiifes for the overage unit besides asking the dealer?