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    2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Pricing Leaked?

    By William Maley

    Staff Writer - CheersandGears.com

    January 26, 2013

    The pricing of the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee has been leaked and made its way online. The folks at JeepGarage.org say they got their hands on the pricing and spec sheets. At a glance, we think the pricing could be the real deal.

    Here is the pricing at a glance:

    • Laredo 4X2 – $28,795
    • Laredo 4X4 – $30,795
    • Laredo E 4X2 – $30,495
    • Laredo E 4X4 – $32,495
    • Limited 4X2 – $35,795
    • Limited 4X4 – $37,795
    • Overland 4X2 – $42,995
    • Overland 4X4 – $45,995
    • Summit 4X2 – $47,995
    • Summit 4X4 – $50,995
    • SRT 4X4 – $62,995

    *Note: Pricing doesn't include a $795 destination charge

    Now if you're wondering about the pricing for the 3.0L EcoDiesel V6, be prepared for sticker shock. The engine will cost $4,500 on the Limited, Overland, and Summit models. . We also don't know if you can get the diesel with 2WD since the pricing only deals with 4WD models.

    Source: JeepGarage.org

    William Maley is a staff writer for Cheers & Gears. He can be reached at [email protected] or you can follow him on twitter at @realmudmonster.

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    David

    Diesel is not for your 2-3 yr lease deals or casual buyer, but for those 5yrs and longer who want the Torque, Mileage and performance that a diesel can give a 4x4.

    When you think of the price and mileage over 5yrs, this is a fair price. Yes I wish it was half that price, but then they are buying them from someone else.

    GM hopefully can leverage their baby Duramax Diesel line around the world and bring it in at a reasonble 2000 to 2500 with high mileage.

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    ocnblu

    A question occurs then: how much have Europeans been paying extra for Jeep diesels in the past? I know just about every Jeep model, from Patriot to Wrangler to Cherokee to Grand Cherokee has been available with diesel power. I am under the assumption that Europeans prefer diesel, but how much are they required to pay over a gas model to tick that option box?

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    Robert Hall
    A question occurs then: how much have Europeans been paying extra for Jeep diesels in the past? I know just about every Jeep model, from Patriot to Wrangler to Cherokee to Grand Cherokee has been available with diesel power. I am under the assumption that Europeans prefer diesel, but how much are they required to pay over a gas model to tick that option box?

    It probably varies depending on the country, but in the UK the diesel is standard and the only available engine in the GC (except for the SRT) and Wrangler. A diesel is optional in the Compass there.

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    What does it do to the price then, relative to our base 3.6L GC and current exchange rates?

    EDIT: well that just made me mad as heck, at the Jeep ® UK site, configurator, spec-ing out a diesel Compass that we cannot get. That would be soooo ideal in a Patriot here in America.

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    Robert Hall
    What does it do to the price then, relative to our base 3.6L GC and current exchange rates?

    EDIT: well that just made me mad as heck, at the Jeep ® UK site, configurator, spec-ing out a diesel Compass that we cannot get. That would be soooo ideal in a Patriot here in America.

    Who knows? There is no correlation to pricing across markets. European Jeeps are built in Europe (at least they were in the DC era, in Austria, I believe?) w/ VM Motori Italian diesels.

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    It's still cheaper than all its competitors.

    Grand Cherokee Limited 3.6: $37,595
    Grand Cherokee Limited EcoDiesel: $42,095

    difference = $4,500


    Touareg V6 Sport: $43,945
    Touareg TDI Sport: $47,445

    difference = $3,500

    Q7 TFSI Premium: $46,800
    Q7 TDI Premium: $52,000

    difference = $5,200

    ML350: $47,270
    ML350 BlueTEC: $51,270

    difference = $4,000

    Cayenne: $48,850
    Cayenne Diesel: $55,750

    difference = $6,900

    X5 xDrive35i: $52,800 (w/ leather, convenience pkg, heated seats, power hatch, PDC)
    X5 xDrive35d: $56,700 (standard equipment includes above options)

    difference = $3,900

    (None of the prices above include destination.)

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