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Seven seats finally come to Jeep's family favourite SUV...

Jeep's first seven-seat Grand Cherokee will reach Australia within months, priced from above $80,000 – but a more affordable five-seat model is due later this year.

Jeep adds conventional hybrid power to Renegade and Compass line-ups, on sale in UK now

Upland variants of the Jeep Renegade and Compass 4xe will feature a new and exclusive Matter Azur colorway, with a two-tone black roof and bronze accents

With sharpened styling and that traditional Jeep grille, it stands out from the army of SUVs, and generates its own power by regenerative braking.

With sharpened styling and that traditional Jeep grille, it stands out from the army of SUVs, and generates its own power by regenerative braking.

Jeep has confirmed the arrival of its updated 2021 model Compass compact SUV (also known as MY2022 in some markets) to Australian shores, packing a redesigned interior, added safety systems and more technology. The new Compass lineup remains much the same, with the entry-level Launch Edition – previously Night Eagle – kicking off the range with a slight price increase, with the remainder of the lineup made up by the Limited, S-Limited and diesel-powered Trailhawk. The entry-level Jeep Compa...

24 May 2021 Living the American dream Ian Lamming gets high on life in the latest Jeep Wrangler LIFE is an adventure or at least it should be if we are to make the most of it. Not many cars give you this freedom of course in fact some actually restrict your movement; would you really want to take a Rolls-Royce over Hardknott Pass or Wrynose Pass in the Lake District? While it would undoubtedly make it, would you dare? Probably not. And that’s the very heart of Jeep’s Wrangler, it is freedom...

Limited-edition arrives in April with looks inspired by the Willys Overland CJ-3A of 1948.

2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee pricing and specs detailed: Update for Toyota Kluger and Nissan Pathfinder rival arrives 5 Feb 2021 • 3 min read Jeep Australia has released the MY21 Grand Cherokee, with two variants deleted from the large SUV’s range, while two others have had their pricing and standard equipment increased. Speaking to CarsGuide, a Jeep Australia spokesperson confirmed the Limited and Summit grades were axed due to customer demand shifting to the newer S-Limited and S-Overland. F...