"These new vehicles deliver the premium attributes that a growing portion of our customers are asking for, and at the same time, are certain to draw new customers into Jeep showrooms," said Mike Manley, head of the Jeep brand.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Summit is distinguished from regular Overland models by the Rugged Brown paint and chrome inserts on the front grille (three other colors are available). Attractive 20-inch polished alloy wheels help justify the Summit's price of $43,275 for rear-wheel-drive models and $46,775 for four-wheel-drive models.
Inside, genuine Black Olive burl wood trim complements the black lower and New Saddle upper interior trim. The Nappa leather seats feature accent piping and unique stitching. Berber floor mats are also part of the package as is a heated, leather and wood steering wheel. Buying the Summit model means purchasing a Grand Cherokee with standard Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, Blind Spot Monitoring, and Rear Cross-path detection systems.
Thanks to: Motor Trend