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Jeep Grand Cherokee | Bowie, TX How the Grand Cherokee fits a North Texas lake weekend, which body style makes sense, and how to check the towing rating before you hook up a boat. By August, plenty of weekends around Bowie point the same direction: out to Lake Amon G. Carter, or a longer run to Lake Texoma with a boat on the hitch and a cooler in the back. A lot of drivers wonder if the family SUV can handle all of it. The Jeep Grand Cherokee can, with a few conditions. The body style you pick and the rating on the exact vehicle matter more than the badge, and both are easy to check before you buy. Quick answer: A Jeep Grand Cherokee suits lake weekends with a family and gear, and it can tow a boat when the rating on that exact vehicle covers the load. Pick the two row model for everyday use, the Grand Cherokee L for a third row, or the 4xe if you want a plug in hybrid. Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Bowie can read the ratings off the Jeep you like. At a glance Two rows Jeep Grand Cherokee Three rows Jeep Grand Cherokee L Sales line 940-233-9400 In this post Is a Jeep Grand Cherokee a good fit for lake weekends around Bowie? Which Grand Cherokee fits, the standard, the L or the 4xe? How do I know if a Grand Cherokee can tow my boat? Should I look at a Wrangler for the lake instead? What should I do after a lake weekend with the Jeep? Questions drivers ask Is a Jeep Grand Cherokee a good fit for lake weekends around Bowie? For most families, yes. It rides comfortably on the highway, seats the people and fits the gear, and it can handle a dirt ramp road without drama. That covers a typical Saturday at Lake Amon G. Carter or a longer day at Lake Texoma. The questions that matter are how many people ride along and what you pull. Check the towing rating on the Jeep in front of you, not the one in the ad. Ratings change with the engine, the equipment and the body style. Some drivers want open air at the shore and look at a Wrangler instead. We'll get to that after the body styles. Which Grand Cherokee fits, the standard, the L or the 4xe? The standard Grand Cherokee is the two row model, and it suits couples and smaller families who want a comfortable daily driver that can still handle a weekend with gear. The Grand Cherokee L is the longer one with a third row, which helps when you carry extra kids or friends to the lake. If you rarely carry more than four people, the two row model is simpler to park and easier to live with. If you regularly carry more, the L is worth a look. The Grand Cherokee 4xe is the plug in hybrid. It changes how you fuel and charge the vehicle, so think about where it would charge before you choose it. The model showroom lists all three, and the inventory pages show which ones are on the lot. Equipment and trims change by model year, so look at the window sticker on the exact Jeep. A trim name on a website doesn't tell you what's on the vehicle in the lot. How do I know if a Grand Cherokee can tow my boat? Get the real weight of your boat and trailer, then compare it to the rating for that exact Jeep. Never use a number from a different model year or a different trim. Boats vary a lot. A small fishing boat on a light trailer and a pontoon with a full tank are very different loads, so use the real numbers for yours. 1 Find the loaded weight Weigh the boat on its trailer with your usual gear, or use the weights on the boat and trailer labels. 2 Read the Jeep's rating Ask the team to read the towing rating off the exact vehicle, or check the label and the owner's manual. 3 Check the hitch and wiring Confirm what towing equipment the Jeep has, and add only what it's missing. 4 Test the setup Drive it hitched before the first big trip, and practice backing down a ramp. Trailer sways at highway speed: slow down, check the load placement and the hitch, and don't tow again until it's fixed. Brakes feel soft with the boat behind you: stop towing and get the brakes checked before the next trip. Bowie driver tip Ramp roads at the lakes can be loose and steep, and a hot August day makes the engine and brakes work harder. Leave extra room, take the hills slowly and let everything cool before you load up for the drive home. Explore Jeep inventory Value your trade Should I look at a Wrangler for the lake instead? If you want open air, a shorter wheelbase and a more rugged feel, a Jeep Wrangler is a real option. It's a different vehicle from the Grand Cherokee, with a firmer ride and less passenger comfort on long highway runs. Towing ratings and cargo space differ between the two, so compare them on the actual vehicles. Drive both on the same road, and bring your usual passengers so the back seat gets a fair test. What should I do after a lake weekend with the Jeep? Rinse the underbody if you drove through sand or shallow water, check the tires and look under the vehicle for drips. If you towed, look at the hitch and the wiring for wear. Don't skip the small stuff. Sand in the door tracks, wet carpets and a damp cargo area age a vehicle faster than people expect. Anything that feels off, like a pull, a vibration or a warm cabin, is worth a visit to the service department. The Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram trained technicians handle brakes, fluids, cooling and air conditioning. Why Kory Hooks A Bowie dealership with the Hooks name Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram has been in Bowie for about twenty years. Meet the people you'll work with on the staff page, or call 940-233-9400 and ask for a Grand Cherokee walkaround. Meet our staff Choosing a Body Style What is the difference between the Grand Cherokee and the Grand Cherokee L? + The L is longer and adds a third row of seats. The standard model has two rows and is easier to park. Is the Grand Cherokee 4xe worth considering? + It can be if you can charge it where you park. It's a plug in hybrid, so think about your routine and your driving before you choose. Does a Grand Cherokee fit a family of five with lake gear? + Usually, yes, but gear fills the cargo area fast. Bring your cooler and bags to the dealership and load them in before you decide. Towing and Gear Can a Grand Cherokee pull a pontoon boat? + That depends on the boat's weight and the Jeep's rating. Weigh the boat and trailer, then ask the team to read the rating off the exact Jeep. Where do I find the towing rating on a specific Jeep? + Ask the sales team to read it from the vehicle, and check the owner's manual and the label on the door frame after you buy. Do I need a trailer brake controller? + Many trailers require brakes, and the setup depends on the trailer and the Jeep. Ask the team what's on the vehicle and what you'd need to add. Buying and Trading Can I trade in my current SUV for a Grand Cherokee? + Yes. The site has a trade value page, and the final number comes from an appraisal that looks at condition, mileage and the market. Does the dealership sell certified pre owned Jeeps? + The site has a certified pre owned page. Check it or call to see which Jeeps are on the lot. How do I see which Grand Cherokees are in stock? + The new inventory page lists what's on the lot, and you can filter by model. Call the sales line if you want someone to confirm a specific vehicle. Visiting and Test Drives Can I test drive a Grand Cherokee and a Wrangler back to back? + Ask when you schedule. Driving both on the same road shows the difference in ride, noise and space. What are the sales hours? + Sales is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 6 PM and Saturday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and closed Sunday. Where is the dealership? + The dealership is at 6486 US Highway 287 N Access Rd in Bowie, Texas. Service and Ownership Who services a Grand Cherokee in Bowie? + The service center at Kory Hooks lists Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram trained technicians. The service line is 940-531-6104. What are the service hours? + Service is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5:30 PM and closed Saturday and Sunday. Can I get a hitch or other accessories installed? + Mopar accessories are on the dealership's list. Call parts at 940-531-6105 to ask what fits your Jeep and who installs it. Drive the Grand Cherokee Pick a time and take one out on your own roads. Schedule a test drive Start your financing Get the paperwork moving before you visit. Open the finance page

Service | Bowie, TX What to look at on a Wrangler or Gladiator after dust, mud and a hot weekend, and when to hand it to the shop. Sunday night, the Jeep is back in the driveway, covered in dust, and it ran fine all weekend. That's usually how this goes. The trouble with trail wear is that it's quiet, and it shows up two weeks later as a noise, a pull or a warm vent. A few minutes of looking now saves a bigger bill later. This is the short list we'd run through on any Wrangler or Gladiator, and the point where it makes sense to bring it to the service department in Bowie. Quick answer: After a dusty or muddy weekend, check the air filter, the tires and pressure, the brakes, the fluids and the underbody, and watch the temperature gauge and AC in July heat. If anything grinds, pulls or runs warm, book Jeep service at Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Bowie. At a glance Check first Air filter, tires, brakes, fluids Watch for Grinding, pulling, warm vents Service line 940-531-6104 In this post What should I check on my Jeep after a dusty or muddy weekend? Why does dust matter so much to a Wrangler or Gladiator? Do the brakes and cooling system need attention after trail use and summer heat? Should I have a winch bumper or other add ons checked after rough use? When should I book Jeep service instead of waiting? Questions drivers ask What should I check on my Jeep after a dusty or muddy weekend? Start with what you can see in ten minutes. Dust and heat wear a Jeep in ways you can't hear, so a quick look is worth more than waiting for a noise. None of this needs special tools. It takes a flashlight, a hose and about ten minutes, and you'll know more about the Jeep when you're done than you did on the drive home. 1 Rinse the underbody Hose out the wheel wells and the belly before the mud dries and holds moisture against the metal. 2 Look at the tires Check pressure first, then look for cuts, bulges and uneven wear on the sidewalls and tread. 3 Check the air filter A filter packed with dust can choke the engine, and air filters are on the service department's list. 4 Scan for leaks and loose parts Look under the Jeep for drips, and check the skid plates and any added gear for loose bolts. Why does dust matter so much to a Wrangler or Gladiator? Dust gets into places water doesn't. It clogs the air filter, packs around the brakes and works into door seals and linkage, and a Jeep that drives with the doors off or the roof panels out takes more of it. Taking the doors or the roof panels off is part of the fun, and it also lets in more grit. Switches, seat rails and the carpet collect fine dust that can wear moving parts over time. Dirt roads around Bowie and Henrietta throw a fine layer onto everything, even when you aren't off the pavement long. If you drive them often, check the filter sooner than the schedule says and ask an advisor what fits your use. Do the brakes and cooling system need attention after trail use and summer heat? They can. Grit and mud wear brake pads and rotors faster than clean pavement does, and July heat puts a load on the cooling system and the AC at the same time. The service department lists brake repair, cooling system and radiator repair, and air conditioning and heater service. Summer trail days are hard on tires, too. Hot pavement and rocky ground in the same weekend flex the sidewalls and wear the tread, so check them when the Jeep is cold. Grinding or a soft pedal: get the brakes checked before the next drive, especially if you tow or carry a load. Temperature gauge climbing: pull over when it's safe, shut the engine off and call for help instead of driving on. Vents blowing warm: the AC is working harder than it should, so book it before the hottest week. Pulling to one side: a rough road can knock the alignment or damage a part, so have it inspected. Bowie driver tip Red dirt and caliche dry hard and hold moisture against metal. If you can only do one thing after a muddy run, rinse the wheel wells and the underside the same evening. Schedule service See service specials Should I have a winch bumper or other add ons checked after rough use? Yes, look them over. A winch, a steel bumper or a roof rack takes a beating on the trail, and the bolts and wiring can work loose. Check mounting points and connections after a hard run as well as before one. If you added something yourself, tell the advisor when you book. It helps them know what they're looking at when they inspect the vehicle. Mopar accessories and Mopar Performance Parts are both on the dealership's list, so the parts department is a good first call for add ons. Ask what the service team can install and what you should bring a pro in for. When should I book Jeep service instead of waiting? Book it if a warning light comes on, the brakes grind, the Jeep runs hot or pulls, or the AC fades. Those problems get more expensive when ignored, and a trail trip makes them show up faster. Don't wait for a light. Slow changes, like a longer stop or a warmer vent, are the early version of the same problems. The service department works on Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles with trained technicians, and it does engine diagnostics, brake work, fluids, belts and hoses and more. Pick a day that suits your week and bring it in before the next trip. Book it your way Online or by phone, and ask about the shuttle Schedule service online or call 940-531-6104. The service page lists shuttle service, so ask about it when you book. Parts and repairs are billed as usual. Hours and directions After the Trail Should I wash the underbody myself or have someone do it? + A hose at home works for loose dirt. Take care around seals and electrical connections, and ask the service team if you want a closer look underneath. How often should I change the air filter if I drive dusty roads? + Sooner than a normal schedule. Check the owner's manual for the severe use schedule, and ask an advisor what fits how you drive. Can mud damage my brakes? + Grit and mud wear pads and rotors faster. Grinding, squealing or a soft pedal after a muddy run are all reasons to have them checked. Heat and Cooling Why does my Jeep run hotter in July? + Heat, traffic, towing and a dusty radiator all add load. Low coolant can make it worse, so don't open a hot radiator cap and have the system checked if the gauge climbs. Is it normal for the AC to feel weak on a hot day? + It works harder in heat, but warm air from the vents means something needs attention. The service department handles air conditioning and heater service. What should I do if the temperature gauge climbs on the road? + Pull over when it's safe, shut the engine off and let it cool. Call for help instead of driving on, since overheating can cause serious damage. Tires and Steering How do I know if my off road tires are worn out? + Look at tread depth, sidewall cuts and uneven wear. Goodyear tires are on the service department's list if you need a set. Should I check tire pressure after the trail? + Yes. If you aired down for the trail, set the pressure back before you drive on pavement. Why does my Jeep pull to one side after a rough road? + A hit can bend a part or knock the alignment off. Get it inspected, because a pull wears tires fast and can point to damage. Booking Service How do I book Jeep service in Bowie? + Use the online scheduling form or call the service line at 940-531-6104. What are the service hours? + Service is open Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5:30 PM and closed Saturday and Sunday. Does the dealership offer a shuttle? + The service page lists shuttle service among its amenities. Call when you book to ask how it works for your visit. Parts and Inspection Does the service department do state inspections? + The service page lists authorized state inspections. Call to ask about availability and what to bring. Can I get Mopar parts and accessories for my Jeep? + Yes. Mopar accessories and Mopar Performance Parts are both on the dealership's list. Call parts at 940-531-6105 to ask what fits. Will the service department work on any Jeep? + The service center works on Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram vehicles. Call 940-531-6104 to ask about yours. Order parts online Send the parts department what you need for the next trip. 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If you love the standard features and performance of the Grand Cherokee, but you need a larger SUV to accommodate your friends and family, then the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L is a great option. This SUV has three rows of seating and extra cargo space, along with advanced multimedia technology to keep your passengers entertained. Elevating Family Adventures: The 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L The base Grand Cherokee L is the Laredo trim. This SUV has a 3.6-liter V6 engine that provides an output of 293 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. This powertrain is matched with a thrifty eight-speed automatic transmission and key mechanical features such as electric power steering for easy handling and start/stop engine technology to maximize fuel efficiency. The Grand Cherokee L Laredo has a fantastic brake system with key technology like advanced brake assist, anti-lock brakes, rain brake support, ready-alert braking, and emergency braking technology with pedestrian and cyclist detection. The rain brake support system improves braking power in wet driving conditions by keeping the rotors dry when it rains. Fuel Economy The estimated fuel economy for the Laredo trim is 19 MPG in urban areas, 26 MPG on the highway, and 21 MPG combined. This SUV has a massive 23-gallon fuel tank, which means you don't have to constantly stop by the pump to fuel up. The total driving range on a full tank of gas is a phenomenal 598 miles. Seating The Laredo trim has a six-passenger seating capacity. The second-row bucket seats have a sliding function for easier entry to the third-row, while the third-row seats have a 50/50 manual folding feature to make extra cargo space when you need it. Front-row passengers are also comfortable with an eight-way power-adjustable driver's seat and a four-way manually adjustable passenger's seat. Multimedia This three-row SUV is outfitted with an 8.4-inch Uconnect 5 multimedia touchscreen. The standard entertainment features for the Laredo are Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, USB-connected ports, radio, and a trial for a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot. Voice command and steering wheel audio controls are also standard, so you can easily switch between podcasts and playlists. This SUV has a six-speaker audio system. Interior The Laredo has three-zone automatic climate control, so all areas of the cabin can enjoy customized temperature settings. This SUV has a full-length floor console for easy organization, cargo tie-down loops to keep your luggage or other gear secure in the cargo area, and illuminated cupholders. The rearview mirror can be adjusted for day or night visibility. A full-size three-row SUV like the Grand Cherokee L is a great option if you prefer extra cargo or passenger volume. Want to set up a test drive? Call, send us a message, or visit our Bowie, TX location to test drive the Jeep Grand Cherokee L today!

The 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L expands the space of this luxury SUV with a third row that increases seating capacity to seven. Explore the features of this capable crossover, then make an appointment to see it in person at your Jeep dealership. Explore the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L at Your Jeep Dealership Power and Utility Like its two-row counterpart, the Grand Cherokee L gives you the ability to tackle tough trails. You can choose either a V6 that delivers 296 horsepower or a V8 that gets 357 hp, with either rear-wheel or four-wheel drive. The Grand Cherokee L can tow up to 6,200 pounds with the base powertrain and 7,200 pounds with the V8. Interior Space and Features You can seat six in the Grand Cherokee L with the second-row captain's chairs or seven if you opt for the second-row bench seat. Its class-leading wheelbase size gives passengers in all three rows plenty of legroom. The SUV has just over 17 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row, which expands to almost 47 cubic feet behind the second row and 84.6 cubic feet when you fold down both passenger rows. The Grand Cherokee incorporates standard convenience features like a power-adjustable driver's seat, three-zone auto climate control, push-button start, and keyless entry. As you move up the lineup, you'll find premium amenities like Nappa leather upholstery, a heated steering wheel, ​heated and ventilated front seats, and more. Infotainment Tech The 2024 Grand Cherokee L is equipped with an 8.4-inch touchscreen that supports wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Additional standard tech includes a six-speaker stereo with HD and satellite radio, a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, a wireless hotspot, several USB ports, Bluetooth, and built-in Amazon Alexa voice commands. You can upgrade this SUV with lots of high-tech options, such as a rear seat monitoring camera so you can easily check on little ones or pets. Higher trims add wireless charging, a 19-speaker stereo, and an interactive 10.25-inch passenger display screen. Safety and Driver Tech You'll get an array of driver assistance tech across the Grand Cherokee L lineup. Every trim includes adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, forward collision warning with auto emergency braking, pedestrian and cyclist detection, rear cross-traffic alert, blind spot monitoring, rear parking sensors, lane departure warning, and lane keep assist. You can add a head-up display, surround-view camera, night vision assistance, traffic sign recognition, and much more. The Grand Cherokee L has been named on the prestigious Car and Driver Editor's Choice List for 2024, and you can choose from an array of feature-packed models. Visit Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Bowie, TX today to test drive this spacious twist on an iconic Jeep model.

At Kory Hooks CDJR, we want to help you maintain the health and extend the longevity of your car. Something like an oil change is one of the most basic and yet most essential things you can do to ensure your vehicle's engine stays in good shape. When you come in to our Chrysler Dealer MOPAR service center to change your oil, we throw in extra perks to keep both you and your car happy. A Custom CDJR Oil Change We use the right oil for your car, which depends on make, model, and year. Our MOPAR service center is stocked with the highest quality conventional, high mileage, full synthetic, and synthetic blend options. And our expert technicians know just the right oil for your vehicle, even taking things like your daily driving conditions into consideration. Oil Filter Replacement When you change your car's oil with us, we also replace your oil filter. This aids in halting needless damage to your precious engine due to things like dirt accumulation. Old filters can get clogged with dirt and cause serious issues. We help prevent this. We are also sure to dispose of all old oil filters properly in a way that does not hurt the environment. Chrysler Dealer Free Inspection We throw in a free inspection when you come in to change your oil too. We'll check your headlights, taillights, and brake lights. Plus, we'll take a look at your vehicle's air filters, belts, hoses, skid plates, undercarriage, steering, and cabin filters. Another thing we do is perform a suspension test. All of these measures help you stay in-the-know about your car's health and take preventative action if needed. Additionally, we fill up your car's tires with air to the right pressure to ensure you get the best mileage on the road, and we refill your windshield wiper fluid too. These small components of our deluxe engine oil maintenance package can make a real difference for you on the road. If your tires are starting to wear down, we'll also let you know to help keep you safe on the road. Fluid Level Test We don't forget to check your fluid levels when you come in to change your car's oil either. This includes power steering fluid, brake fluid, coolant, and transmission fluid. Topping them off can give your car a major performance boost and prevent problems down the road. If we detect in fluid leaks, we can also make recommendations about how to address those. Schedule a service appointment to change your vehicle's oil with Kory Hooks CDJR today! Our service technicians are ready to give you and your car much-deserved all-star treatment and help you rest assured on the road!

Venturing into off-road terrains with the same reliable performance that it does highways and city streets, the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee blends versatility with luxury in both two and three-row designs, making it an ideal choice for those who want an SUV that has it all. Meet the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee Power Meets Versatility The Grand Cherokee is known for its performance and the 2024 edition doesn't disappoint with three stunning engine options: a 3.6-liter V6 that produces 293 horsepower, a 357-horsepower 5.7-liter V8 that can tow up to 7,200 pounds, and a 375-horsepower 2.0-liter I4 hybrid option that delivers an estimated 470-mile driving range. Along with all this muscle and fuel efficiency comes plenty of versatility, thanks to the available 4x4 system, as it easily tackles tough terrains with confidence. If you prefer to adjust traction yourself, there's Selec-Terrain, a multi-mode driving system that can optimize the vehicle's performance and traction for different driving conditions with the push of a button. Luxuries and Technology Inside the cabin, the available Palermo leather seats offer both cooling and heating settings, a massage function, and come in upscale color options, like Global Black and a Tupelo with Black combination. The multicolor ambient light feature lets you choose a color that matches your mood, and both the second and third row seats can be folded down to accommodate cargo, with a 60/40 rear bench seat available that can be folded partially down when you have passengers as well. The Uconnect 5 NAV system helps you navigate your way to destinations with turn-by-turn instructions while also providing a wide range of entertainment options and a voice-controlled calling function. This system pairs with both the separate Front Passenger screen up front and the premium McIntosh audio system, which comes with 19 speakers, the most in its class. Safety for All Scenarios With a whole suite of sophisticated safety features offered, highlights include the convenient Night Vision feature, which helps you spot animals and pedestrians when driving at night, and Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection: two systems that can keep you aware of vehicles entering your blind spot zones or crossing lanes behind you. Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Pedestrian/Cyclist Detection can detect when vehicles or people are in your path, and if a collision is imminent, Active Braking can take action to bring you to a full stop. As for parking lots, you'll feel more confident maneuvering into and out of tight parking spaces with the ParkView Rear Back Up Camera and the colored alignment lines it provides on screen. Thanks to its powerful engine output, off-road prowess, and cutting-edge technology, this edition offers something for everyone. Come test-drive the comfortably spacious 2024 Grand Cherokee by contacting us today at Kory Hooks Dodge Chrysler Jeep RAM.

The 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee L is a three-row SUV that allows drivers to combine their love for adventure with their love for luxury. It looks good and performs well on and off the road and will redefine your driving experience with its sleek and stylish interior, powerful engine, and head-turning exterior. If you're ready to upgrade from your current vehicle to the Grand Cherokee L, you can place a custom order at your local Jeep dealership. A Closer Look at the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Available at Your Local Jeep Dealership The Jeep Grand Cherokee L is the larger version of the beloved Grand Cherokee, with the addition of extra space to incorporate third-row seating. It can seat up to seven passengers, has the technology to keep you connected on and off the road, and is available in multiple trim levels based on your preferences, needs, want list, and budget. The Option of Nine Different Models The Grand Cherokee L comes in nine different models, including the Laredo 4X2, the Laredo X 4X2, the Altitude 4X2, the Altitude X 4X2, the Limited 4X2, the Overland 4X2, the Summit 4X2, the Limited 4X2, and the Summit Reserve 4X4. Each starts at a different price, and you can choose your trim level based on the features included within each and what you ultimately want in your new Jeep Grand Cherokee L. A Vehicle Built for Off-Roading and Luxury The Grand Cherokee L features the same eye-catching style as the original Grand Cherokee, just with a longer body. The front headlamps feature a modern, clean design and LED lighting, and the vehicle is outfitted with 21-inch wheels and various available wheel options. The Grand Cherokee L has been rated best-in-class for a maximum towing capacity of 7,200 pounds and also comes with the available Quadra-Lift® air suspension that improves aerodynamics at certain speeds on paved roads and also allows you to raise the vehicle as needed when you head off the road and encounter different elevations, obstacles, and terrain. A Spacious Vehicle If you need a vehicle with plenty of room, the Jeep Grand Cherokee won't disappoint. The second row features bucket seats that fold down to access the third row. It also features 17.2 ft.³ of cargo space to accommodate all your gear, and with the third row folded down, that increases to 46.9 ft.³ of space. Everyone will have plenty of headroom, legroom, and space to stretch out on shorter and longer trips. If you want a vehicle that effortlessly combines the spirit of adventure with luxury, you'll love the new Jeep Grand Cherokee L. Visit us today at Kory Hooks CDJR to explore the new Jeep Grand Cherokee L in person, take it out on the road, experience the interior comfort and powerful engine, and learn how you can make it your next new vehicle.

In the sixteen years since Jeep released the Wrangler Unlimited, their four-door take on the iconic Wrangler SUV, it has established itself as the most popular Wrangler on the market. What is it that makes the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited so popular? Let's check out the 2023 model year to find out. A Closer Look at the 2023 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Powertrains The 2023 Wrangler is powered by one of four engine options, allowing you to select the power and drivetrain that works best for you. The following engines are available: 2.0L Turbocharged I4 making 270 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque 3.6L Pentastar V6 making 285 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque 6.4L HEMI V8 making 470 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque 2.0L Turbocharged I4 Plug-In Hybrid making 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque Off-Road Performance The four-wheel drive systems used by 2023 Wranglers are called 4x4 for gasoline-only powertrains and 4xe for partially-electric powertrains, but they both provide legendary Jeep performance. You can also option your Wrangler with heavy-duty Dana axles, steel skid plates, and rock rails. The available Rock-Trac 4x4 system includes a special low gear ratio for rock crawling, so you can take your Jeep where no other vehicles can go. Technology The state-of-the-art technology in the 2023 Wrangler is sure to impress. The Uconnect infotainment system is available with an 8.4-inch touchscreen and can also be controlled with voice commands. You can also integrate your Jeep with Amazon's Alexa, allowing you to upload driving directions and start the vehicle remotely from inside your house. Safety & Driver Assistance Driver assistance features are available to keep you and your family safe on the road, including blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, automatic high beams, and forward collision warning. Driving off road, one of the Wrangler's strengths, can subject your vehicle to unexpected obstacles. That's why the 2023 Wrangler has the option of upgrading to a Corning Gorilla Glass windshield to protect your first line of defense against scratches and cracks. Trim Levels The 2023 Wrangler Unlimited is available in a whopping twelve trim levels, so there is definitely a Wrangler that suits you perfectly: Sport (4x4 only) Sport S (4x4 only) Willys (4x4 and 4xe) Willys Sport (4x4 only) Freedom (4x4 only) Altitude (4x4 only) Rubicon (4x4 and 4xe) Sahara (4x4 and 4xe) High Tide (4x4 only) Sahara Altitude (4x4 only) High Altitude (4x4 and 4xe) Rubicon 392 (4x4 only) Perfect for the Family The Wrangler Unlimited has the obvious advantage of a roomier interior, with four doors instead of the traditional two-door setup. This makes the Unlimited a practical family vehicle that is also capable of tackling the outdoors in a serious way. Schedule your test drive today and come see us at Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, where you will fall in love with the 2023 Wrangler Unlimited.

When you need a versatile truck that doesn't back down from a challenge, the 2023 Jeep Gladiator should be at the top of your list, as it takes to off-road terrains as naturally as it does highways. A Driver's Guide to the 2023 Jeep Gladiator Engines and Versatility This edition's two engine options pack plenty of power, with the first being a 3.6-liter V6 that generates 285 horsepower and the other a 260-horsepower 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V6. If fuel efficiency is your priority, the EcoDiesel engine is sure to impress, as it gets an EPA-estimated 28 mpg in highway mileage. When venturing off the beaten path, the Gladiator is capable of traversing water at depths of up to 31.5 inches, thanks to its high air intake and water sealing, and if you need additional ground clearance, the rugged Rubicon models offer up to 11.1 inches. Design and Comfort As the only truly open-air truck in the automotive industry, the 2023 Gladiator's design allows you to easily remove its doors and top, and the windshield can be folded down for immersive drives through nature. Cargo in the bed can be concealed and protected with the available roll-up tonneau cover, and with the Trail Rail System, you can neatly organize it as needed. Inside the vehicle, leather-trimmed seats and an automatic temperature control system help to make every drive more comfortable, while the multi-configurable seats in the rear of the cabin can be folded down to accommodate larger cargo. Technology and Safety All your entertainment and connectivity needs are met with this edition as well, thanks to its many impressive tech features, like the available Uconnect 4C NAV system. Along with offering navigational assistance, this infotainment system pairs with a full-color 8.5-inch touchscreen display and allows you to watch videos, listen to music, scroll through satellite radio channels, and connect smartphones to it wirelessly. The vehicle's advanced safety systems use top-grade technology as well, like Blind Spot Monitoring, a feature that warns you whenever other vehicles are present in your blind spots. To prevent frontal collisions with vehicles, large objects, or pedestrians, Forward Collision Warning can let you know when you're approaching these types of hazards, while Active Braking can then fully stop the truck if necessary. Rugged and ready for whatever adventures you have in mind, the 2023 Gladiator offers a unique mix of off-road prowess, cutting-edge technology, and a wide array of luxury interior comforts. To test-drive this impressive Jeep pickup, reach out to us today at Kory Hooks Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, and we'll be able to answer any questions you have.