
Positive Review
Yes, we've had three recalls. Each one cost part of a day at the shop. It's a drag that the dealer is 12 miles away via busy freeway. Aside from that, we've driven it around town on battery only and saved a ton on gas. We charge at home 98% of the time, so that's no big deal. We've had no issues other than the one time I got very low on gas and the battery was <1%. It did this weird "hobbling" thing that didn't allow me much acceleration and vibrated the wheel a bunch. It was less than two miles to the gas station, and after I filled up, it ran just fine. Never did it again, 'cause I don't let it get that far down. I happened to be pulling a 5,000 lb trailer over a very windy pass, so I was probably a little more freaked out than I would have been otherwise. But is has operated as designed and I love driving it. I used the lane keeping assist thing out on the 15, and it was cool. The Overland trim is very nice. It's on a two year lease, and if I can get a good deal, I'll buy it out.
Critical Review
I have a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4Xe that has been nothing but a lemon! There have been about 6 recalls, I've had to drive with no heat, or defrost in winter and once was out of state on a 4 hour trip! I live in SD and this was always with below freezing temps. Even after the defrost recall, I had issues with the heat not working. Recently, they fixed the battery recall and the very next day, the orange wrench comes on and says to fix electrical. Once, the car even quit on me and sometimes, our music won't play. The dealership, Billion Automotive, has been horrible and does nothing about this and tells me they can try to fix it. They admit it's been in the repair shop so much they will let out of my lease, if I pay the fee! I don't want another Jeep and I just want out of my lease, with no further obligations and feel that should be taken care of by Chrysler for all of the times I've suffered with this car. I'm a realtor and a foster mom, so I drive a lot. Apparently, my Jeep didn't qualify for the buy back, maybe because it has 23,000 miles, but they wouldn't tell me the reason.
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Yes, we've had three recalls. Each one cost part of a day at the shop. It's a drag that the dealer is 12 miles away via busy freeway. Aside from that, we've driven it around town on battery only and saved a ton on gas. We charge at home 98% of the time, so that's no big deal. We've had no issues other than the one time I got very low on gas and the battery was <1%. It did this weird "hobbling" thing that didn't allow me much acceleration and vibrated the wheel a bunch. It was less than two miles to the gas station, and after I filled up, it ran just fine. Never did it again, 'cause I don't let it get that far down. I happened to be pulling a 5,000 lb trailer over a very windy pass, so I was probably a little more freaked out than I would have been otherwise. But is has operated as designed and I love driving it. I used the lane keeping assist thing out on the 15, and it was cool. The Overland trim is very nice. It's on a two year lease, and if I can get a good deal, I'll buy it out.
Looks good, but
isn't reliable
I have a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4Xe that has been nothing but a lemon! There have been about 6 recalls, I've had to drive with no heat, or defrost in winter and once was out of state on a 4 hour trip! I live in SD and this was always with below freezing temps. Even after the defrost recall, I had issues with the heat not working. Recently, they fixed the battery recall and the very next day, the orange wrench comes on and says to fix electrical. Once, the car even quit on me and sometimes, our music won't play. The dealership, Billion Automotive, has been horrible and does nothing about this and tells me they can try to fix it. They admit it's been in the repair shop so much they will let out of my lease, if I pay the fee! I don't want another Jeep and I just want out of my lease, with no further obligations and feel that should be taken care of by Chrysler for all of the times I've suffered with this car. I'm a realtor and a foster mom, so I drive a lot. Apparently, my Jeep didn't qualify for the buy back, maybe because it has 23,000 miles, but they wouldn't tell me the reason.