Jeep Grand Cherokee vs Chevy Blazer

Versatility is the big word associated with SUVs. Both of these vehicles offer that in various ways. The Grand Cherokee especially provides true versatility in its performance. It’s smooth for everyday commuting on the roads around town.

On top of that, it can adapt to changing road conditions and all types of terrain. That’s because you can configure your Grand Cherokee to be turbocharged or Trail Rated®.

Three different 4x4 systems are available to gain the stability needed to travel where you want to go. It also offers up to 10.9 inches of ground clearance.

The Grand Cherokee also has the strength to tow up to 7,200 pounds, perfect for bringing the boat or jet ski to the lake. Plus, it offers a plug-in hybrid configuration to enjoy even more efficiency from your new SUV.

Looking at the Blazer, it offers smooth driving and available AWD. Though, it lacks many off-roading aspects you can get with the Jeep Grand Cherokee. It also doesn’t have a hybrid powertrain option and can only tow up to 4,500 pounds.

Both the Grand Cherokee and Blazer come equipped with advanced tech features. That includes infotainment systems that offer seamless connection to your phone and various safety systems.

However, the Grand Cherokee has a few unique tech features that this Chevy SUV doesn’t offer. One of them being the available front passenger screen.

On this screen, your spouse or friend can look up directions to wherever you want to stop to get a bite to eat. Then, they can transfer that over to your infotainment display so you can see exactly the route to take without taking your hands off the wheel.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee also has an available 10-inch full-color Head-Up Display. This lets you focus on the road ahead while getting navigation and safety alerts in your line of sight.