9.2

really awful
Typical Repair Cost:
No data
Average Mileage:
18,600 miles
Total Complaints:
5 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (5 reports)
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problem #5

Nov 042019

Grand Cherokee Limited V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 47,000 miles

Verbatim the same issues as the another report on here. Speakers go in and out, the center console and dashboard lights flicker then go completely out so you can't even see how fast you are going. Passenger window goes down on its own. Power lift gate stopped working. Remote start not working. The engine at stop signs quickly turns off then on then the car bucks. Sometimes it wont turn back on it says "Shift to P to start" it never works, you have to use the start stop button. Have to put your flashers on so people don't get mad. When in P, and you take your foot off the brake the air flow goes significantly down. The list goes on and on. This is a 2017 $47,000 car that I have had for about a year. Apparently the Lux II package means you are screwed with way more problems. Disgusted with the quality of my first Jeep, will never purchase again and will warn others.

- Melanie B., Hartford, US

problem #4

Dec 052018

Grand Cherokee Limited V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 13,000 miles

When you go to start the vehicle, all of the lights, radio, etc.. come on but it won't turn over. It sounds like it is and then just stops. Lights will stay on until you turn the vehicle off. Mechanic pushed on the gas as he was trying to get it started and is sounds like it's almost there and then stops. This has happened a total of 3 times, and seems to happen every time we get the vehicle washed or it is severely rainy and wet, then a day or 2 later this happens.

1. The first time after sitting longer it started but took some doing.

2. The second time we jumped it and it started.

3. The 3rd (recent) time it would not start at all and had to have it towed to the dealership.

When it started with the jump (2nd time) we took it to the dealership and they said it was the battery in the fob, um NOOOOOOOOO not a fob battery. We believe they lied and were not able to recreate the issue so they changed the fob batteries. Nothing would have worked it it was the fob battery. That was 10 days prior to the 3rd incident where we had to have it towed.

The dealership has it now and is attempting to figure out the problem to fix it. So frustrated to pay almost $40k for a new vehicle and have to deal with it not starting. Vehicle is only 20 months old. I will update more as we find out the issue and what they did to fix it.

- pentringer79pe, Muskego, US

problem #3

Nov 292018

Grand Cherokee Limited 3.6L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 21,000 miles

Well back at dealer. They can't get it to repeat so they want us to come get it. Still trying to get Chrysler to do something

- Scott K., Ypsilanti, US

problem #2

Jan 012018

Grand Cherokee Limited 3.6L

  • Automatic transmission
  • 8,000 miles

Very frustrating and not safe. We travel a lot and hope it doesn't happen while we are away. This has happened a few times

- Scott K., Ypsilanti, US

problem #1

Feb 022017

Grand Cherokee Limited

  • Automatic transmission
  • 4,000 miles

Drive the car for extended period. Stop the car to go into a store. Come back out and the car won't start. Wait for a tow truck and then the car starts. This has happened 8 additional times over the last year. Multiple trips to the dealer for help. No help. Chrysler can't identify because there is no code. Replaced PDC, fuel pump, tighten starter wires, tighten and replaced fuse box. Lately I have had the dealer's rental car more than my own car. Chrysler response has been to ignore. Their 'gold star' program must mean to blow you off.

- Chris F., Canton, US