Is the 2027 Grand Cherokee Limited Right for You?
The Limited suits families and commuters who want a comfortable daily SUV with more winter capability than a typical crossover.
Quadra-Trac on Icy Hills
Unlike part-time 4x4 systems, Quadra-Trac I stays engaged all the time and uses a brake lock differential to help when a wheel slips. That means there's nothing to switch on when freezing rain arrives mid-commute. The available Quadra-Trac II adds sensors that detect tire slip early and a two-speed transfer case for steeper or rougher ground.
Using Selec-Terrain Snow Mode
With the available Selec-Terrain system, a dial lets you choose Auto, Sport, Snow, Sand/Mud or Rock. Snow mode adjusts throttle response, transmission shifts and traction control for slippery roads. Auto is the right choice for most daily driving. No 4x4 system shortens stopping distance on ice, so slow down, leave extra room and consider winter tires if you drive often in freezing weather.

Choosing a 4x2 or 4x4
The Grand Cherokee Limited is offered in both. In Northwest Arkansas, 4x4 is worth it if you live on a hill, a gravel road or a steep driveway, or if you travel to the mountains in winter. We can walk you through the cost difference and the inventory we have of each.
Comparing the Limited with the Laredo, Overland or Grand Cherokee L? Ask our team and we'll walk you through the differences.