- 2015 MY Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8
- SRT High Performance Audio Package
- 19 Harman Kardon speakers with subwoofer
- 825-watt amplifier
- 20-inch x 10-inch black chrome split 5-spoke tires
- Heated steering wheel
- Power tilt/telescope steering column
- Current owner reports new Toyo tires
- Current owner reports new radiator
- Current owner reports new radiator coolants
- Current owner reports new A/C condensor
- Current owner reports new oil filter
- Spiked lug nuts
- Red painted brake calipers
- Keyless Go
- Current owner reports new water pump
- Current owner reports new hoses
- Current owner reports recent oil change
- Current owner reports all new fluids
- Custom exhaust system
- Powder coated tips
- Current owner reports new headlamp
- Current owner reports new front end differential
- Current owner reports new rear end differential
- Current owner reports new module steering column
- Current owner reports new paddle shifters
- Current owner reports new suspension system
- Current owner reports new shocks
The Grand Cherokee, a big player in the Jeep world, is one of their greatest hits. Production of these vehicles dates back to 1992, and the Grand Cherokee was always grand; it was Jeep's unibody heartthrob, and the fourth generation SRT-8, as featured here, was given a little more than a boost in its power. Speaking of which, this 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8 is looking for a brand-new owner.
Exterior and Interior
The SRT-8 was epic in its time. Back when everyone was focused on making a fast two-door sports car, Jeep saw it fit to create a performance SUV, and it worked. This SRT-8, for example, looks menacing. It has a blacked-out exterior with new what the owner reports to be new headlamps, a new front, and rear end differential, a custom exhaust system with powder-coated tips, as well as a new suspension and shock system that hold on to 20-inch black five-spoke matching wheels wrapped in new Toyo tires that don't do much to hide the red brake calipers. Inside, the SRT-ness is a bit more apparent. Passengers will be welcomed to a bright orange leather interior with SRT engrossed seats and badged steering wheel. This 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee holds on to its racing heritage but offers extras like the SRT high-performance package, 19 Harman/Kardon speakers with a subwoofer, a new A/C condenser, Keyless Go, a heated steering wheel, and of course, paddle shifters for when you feel like breaking a few road rules.
Engine
As mentioned before, the 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT-8 was built for performance, and performance comes in the form of a 6.4L Hemi V8 producing nearly 500hp. In addition, the current owner suggests that the vehicle has a new radiator and radiator coolants, a new oil filter with recent oil changes, fresh water pumped and spiked lug nuts, and a new module steering column.
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