- 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk
- 6.2L Supercharged V8
- 8-Speed Automatic
- 4WD
- Redline 2 Coat Pearl Exterior
- Black/Dark Ruby Red Interior
- Tuned By Livernoise Motorsports - S975 Package
- Titanium Catalyzer
- Dyno Test Paperwork Available
- Current Owner Reports Roughly 1000 Horsepower
- Factory Options:
- Customer Preferred Package 2XV
- Trailer Tow Group IV
- 20–Inch x 6.5–Inch Aluminum Spare Wheel
- Compact Spare Tire
- 7–and 4–Pin Wiring Harness
- Class IV Receiver Hitch
- Signature Leather Wrapped Interior Package
- Laguna Leather Performance Seats
- Leather–Wrapped Lower Panels
- High Performance Audio
- 19 Harman Kardon Speakers with Subwoofer
- 825–Watt Amplifier
- Dual–Pane Panoramic Sunroof
- Suede–Like Premium Headliner
- Single–Disc Remote CD Player
- 20–Inch x 10–Inch Black Satin Aluminum Wheels
- PPF
- Blacked Out Roof, Hood Stripes, And Rear Lights
- Fully Body And Wheels Ceramic Coated Reported By Current Owner
- Factory Parts Taken Off Included In Sale Reported By Current Owner
SUVs have come a long way in the past few decades. Gone are the mighty desert trailblazers that could drive up mountain ranges at a moment’s notice. Nowadays, they can figuratively rip your face off thanks to their impressive power delivery. This 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk with less than 14,000 miles on the odometer will leave you clinging on for dear life as its monstrous powertrain can put even the most skilled drivers through their paces. The Grand Cherokee nameplate has been around since 1993 and it has since built a reputation for being one of America’s favorite SUVs. This is the 4th generation and was launched in 2010, based on a Mercedes platform from when Chrysler and Mercedes had a partnership.
Exterior and Interior
The interior of this Grand Cherokee is beautifully appointed. Just look at those seats finished in Ruby Red. Even around the tightest corners, all occupants will be kept in place. The sound of the mighty V8 can be drowned out by the impressive 825-watt Harmon Kardon stereo system that would do any piece of music justice. The pilot will also appreciate the high-definition driver’s display in the gauge cluster, providing enough and more information on the vehicle’s important settings. The exterior is a very understated design. From a distance, most onlookers would think this is a standard Grand Cherokee. Little do they know that this hum-drum-looking SUV could very well give most supercars a run for their money. The blacked-out roof and taillights only enhance the vehicle's menacing nature and are welcome alongside the 20-inch black Satin Aluminum Wheels. Both the wheels and paint have been ceramic-coated professionally.
Engine
The monstrous powertrain in question is the mighty 6.4 liter supercharged V8. The Current owner reports roughly 1000 Horsepower as it has been Tuned By Livernoise Motorsports which is plentiful in a vehicle of this size. Paired with an 8-speed automatic, drivers can enjoy smooth power delivery no matter their nature. As an added bonus, any factory parts that have been taken off this vehicle will be provided by the current owner.
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