No.dakrt99 said:The Cherokee Trailhawk sounds promising, right?
yes it does.......dakrt99 said:The Cherokee Trailhawk sounds promising, right?
A,good salesperson uses the truth, not hype. I know you to be a good salesperson, but you and 200x are going to lose credibility , if you keep harping on its ability, based on PR spin and not the actual facts.CJDsalespro said:yes it does.......
I know it won't be anywhere near a Wrangler Rubicon, but maybe it will be much more capable than a RAV4 and CR-V.MoparNorm said:No.
It's already been noted where Jeep "drives" their softer Jeeps and its in areas where they already know that less capable vehicles can traverse.
They don't go on the more challenging trails. There are hundreds of miles of trails around Moab, it's easy to traverse many of them in passenger cars and then boast, "I went to Moab".
It's marketing spin, plain and simple.
I'd be wiling to bet Jeep wouldn't let me within 20' of the drivers seat this month at the Easter Jamboree.![]()
Hmmm...how can we get you a KL to test out...MoparNorm said:No.
It's already been noted where Jeep "drives" their softer Jeeps and its in areas where they already know that less capable vehicles can traverse.
They don't go on the more challenging trails. There are hundreds of miles of trails around Moab, it's easy to traverse many of them in passenger cars and then boast, "I went to Moab".
It's marketing spin, plain and simple.
I'd be wiling to bet Jeep wouldn't let me within 20' of the drivers seat this month at the Easter Jamboree.![]()
Is there 2 different headlights on the Grand Cherokee? I can see the eagle eye and the rectangular type.CJDsalespro said:On a bright note I am happy to say that the2014Grand Cherokee launch so far is pretty good. We got another truckload of 14's on Sat and I Have another 16 due to be delivered this week. Now if only they can give us some good lease programs on Tuesday
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Yup.Mopar392 said:Is there 2 different headlights on the Grand Cherokee? I can see the eagle eye and the rectangular type.
Give it a rest, you act as if it's a first-gen Compass or something...MoparNorm said:No.
It's already been noted where Jeep "drives" their softer Jeeps and its in areas where they already know that less capable vehicles can traverse.
They don't go on the more challenging trails. There are hundreds of miles of trails around Moab, it's easy to traverse many of them in passenger cars and then boast, "I went to Moab".
It's marketing spin, plain and simple.
I'd be wiling to bet Jeep wouldn't let me within 20' of the drivers seat this month at the Easter Jamboree.![]()
actually the headlights on the 2014 are completely different from the (2011-2013) Grand Cherokee. if you look closely the lights are smaller and have a chrome surround the edge. There is an option for LED DRLs on the LTD (standard on Overland)UN4GTBL said:Yup.
There is the original (2009-2013) style plus the new style (on the higher models)
You could always opt not to respond, too. Or ignore Norm. Just saying.JJMPR440+6 said:Give it a rest, you act as if it's a first-gen Compass or something...
Point taken. Apologies if I was causing trouble.Stratuscaster said:You could always opt not to respond, too. Or ignore Norm. Just saying.
(Not trying to defend either one of you - but none of this makes the moderators job's any easier.)
Thanks, I was actually wondering if they had actually changed the headlights or not for the "lower" models.CJDsalespro said:actually the headlights on the 2014 are completely different from the (2011-2013) Grand Cherokee. if you look closely the lights are smaller and have a chrome surround the edge. There is an option for LED DRLs on the LTD (standard on Overland)
Huh? Chrysler has some of the better wheel designs in the industry imo. Japenese, Toyota and Honda specifically have awful wheels, even their top trim packages look cheap, and the base ones? Give me a break.itzahemi said:Cant figure out why most japanese cars in lower level trims still look refined. I truely believe its the appearance of the wheels.