2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Trim Level Comparison

Ever wondered what the difference between the all new 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L trim levels were? Well here we have Alejandro, a Sales Executive and Jeep Expert explaining to you the difference between the Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited, Overland, and Summit. Come on down anytime to Gengras Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram to see these 3 row beauties because we have more in stock than any other dealer in CT!
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[@vicentegilbert5531]

I like my Limited, I didn't get the L due to the dealership not having it but at least my Limited was fully loaded and I like the taillight trim.

[@BigSpookyJeff]

Great review. Answered some questions i had about the differences between trim levels. 🙏

[@ChrisWhalenCPA]

Fantastic commentary. I truly appreciate it.

[@brucewebber6983]

Great review we were very unhappy with the dealer that sold us our Overland . Your the kinda place I wish we had bought from .

[@whoeverwhoever400]

I just notice the Limited and the Altitude or base trim are basically the same. It’s just the Limited trim has more options to choose. But if you ignore those options, you basically get the same amount standard features.

[@RichardsWorld]

Thanks for the comparison. I have the 2022 Overland 3 Row, but everything in the video appears to apply.

[@mikeworkman1759]

Still happy with your jeep?

[@ericdavidson2570]

Gteat video of the differences of the different trimlleveks. Wish you had shown the summit reserve difference with the regular summit

[@dkhong88]

Great overview! Thank you!

[@keytothegate68]

Ok it was helpful but what about engines and the Laredo? I'm still not seeing where the 30k price difference between the bottom feeder and the top trim went.

[@sleeper.simulant7327]

Premium leather in the Summit, better infotainment system, air suspension system which is a major expense adder, nicer wheels, different bumpers/diffusers/grill, captains chairs for the 2nd row, massaging/heating/cooling front seats, 5.7L V8 over the 3.6L v6, panoramic sunroof…

[@fgrau7376]

I just leased a 22 L and we’re happy with it but I think in 3 years we’re gonna look at a. Base Wagoneer (60-65k).

[@Humberto_Manzo]

How come you will be looking at the Wagoneer rather than keeping the L?

[@fgrau7376]

@@Humberto_Manzo Just the Size, I’m brand loyal to jeep. That’s all I’ve ever driven(1984,1986,1994,2001,2005,2008,2011,2014,2016,2019,2022) I even own a restored 1944 Willys 44
So basically I’m Jeep guy lol. As soon as the L came that was perfect for my family but even that’s tight on road trips so will be looking at the Wagoneer realistically in probably about two years unless gas prices go up to $20 a gallon lol

[@deepthoughtswithjessica]

Good basic summary, but could have gone into so much more detail.

[@AphexTwinII]

Paying 50 to 60 grand for a Jeep is just ludicrous, just not worth the money but my man thinking he selling gold.

[@benjaminwilliams187]

Thank you!

[@bradleytaylor84]

What about the Summit Reserve?

[@aznmikez.2079]

why is the summit sits so high? Can it be lowered with the air suspension?

[@sleeper.simulant7327]

Yes, 4.5” of adjustable travel I believe

[@Vteclol]

Nice! Thank you

[@lauratempestini5719]

What trims come with 7 seats?

[@lg.5280]

Fogs lights on the overland should've been on the limeted. And vice versa...

[@2008romboy]

Want the overland but its front bumper looks uglier than limited or summit 😐

[@asaadalazami7306]

It looks great actually

[@FinickyHorseGameStudios]

Good job on highlights!

[@cab9191]

Laredo needed. Base model always needed.

[@SuperThunder911]

👍

[@darthmaul7428]

Wheels. They are called wheels. A rim is the lip of a wheel, not the face.

[@Luis-ic8ej]

So again,

[@johnr6127]

It is a shame that France owns this company

[@MrKozanitis]

I know that time is important in reviews/videos, but, man, speak slower and you immediately make the viewer/listener feel...calmer; just like the (calm-er) feeling the Jeep Grand Cherokee L (luxury!) is supposed to convey. In addition, a viewer absorbs more and retains better the information you want to give! Prospective buyers of luxury SUVs don't like to feel rushed!
Finally, drastically reduce or completely eliminate your use of the "OKs"...OK? In this way you give a prospective customer the chance to argue with you and say or think to himself: no, it's not ok! Then you have lost the "battle", possibly the " war" and, ultimately, a sale! OK?
I know you agree with me, Alejandro! (Not "you'll agree with me"; this means in the future! But I want your agreement NOW! This way you are prepping the potential customer towards THE sale, you are reeling him in, so to speak!).
Other than that, a good video presentation, Alejandro.
And, man! You are showing off expensive vehicles! Get them cleaned and prepped for sale, especially in a walk-around video presentation!!! (No OKs, or agreements here!Just plain fact!)

[@Denim_____Dreams]

🤣

[@MrKozanitis]

Full-_-Stop well, he asked for it! No?

[@tommykaira7619]

He’s speaking just fine. What are talking about?

[@uwont4gitme]

Listen faster

[@Bruce0617]

ok？ok？OK？ ok！OK！OK！！！