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The 2011 Grand Cherokee Motor
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The standard engine for the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee is the Pentastar V6 on all models; the  290 horsepower V6 engine is said to be smoother than competitors from Toyota, Honda, and GM, and has variable cam timing to allow for good gas mileage. It's an oversquare engine, revs with alacrity, and returns 23mpg in RWD variants. It has more than enough power off-road and on fast roads. The only reason to choose the cylinder-deactivating HEMI would be to bump the tow rating from 5000 to 7400 pounds; the Pentastar is that good.

jeep-content-line-spacer-down2011 Cherokee's Ruggedness
jeep 2011 frameThe   2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee's ruggedness is achieved with more than  5,400 welds in the body alone. Torsional stiffness is 146% more than the current Grand Cherokee and is stiffer than the BMW X5 and Toyota Highlander for improved durability and reduced noise, vibration, and   harshness. With more than 3,700 mm of arc welding and 100 m of structural adhesive to augment welding, this marks a 53% increase in spot welds, a 42% increase in arc welds, and a 38% increase in structural adhesive.
jeep-content-line-spacer-down2011 Cherokee Interior
2011 jeep grand cherokee interior photoThe new interior now features rich materials, as well as more room for both passengers and cargo. An optional  Command View® dual-pane sun roof provides   twice as much glass surface than a standard sun roof and extends from the windshield to the rear of the vehicle. The front panel may be opened rearward, providing additional light and fresh air to first-row passengers. The rear panel, which is fixed, allows light and open viewing for second-row passengers and comes standard with a power sun shade.
What people are saying about the New 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee
 
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The 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee continues its successful run with new underpinnings. This new Mercedes-Benz-shared platform gives it a car-like ride   on pavement, but properly equipped, it'll go off road with the best of 'em.   Automotive journalist Scott Newell takes a test drive in the hills outside San   Francisco.

Review by Automotive journalist Scott Newell