The 2016 Jeep Cherokee Gets Luxurious: Meet The Overland
The Jeep Cherokee received accolades over the years, but it also got some negative comments over the fact that its most sought-after version -the Trailhawk- is an off-road variant and feature less amenities than the Limited.
Jeep just announced a new, more luxurious version of the Cherokee; during the New England Auto Show, the automaker launched the Cherokee Overland, which will now sit at the top of the range.
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The interior receive Nappa leather for the seats as well as a unique wood-ingrained steering. The front seats are heated and ventilated, thicker floor mats are provided, GPS comes standard and the Uconnect system is now fitted with Alpine speakers. Safety-wise, the Cherokee Overland receives a set of back-up sensor as well as blind spot monitoring.
So how do you know you have an Overland in front of you? Easy: it's the only Cherokee with a monotone paintjob. No plastic cladding for this model! The vehicle also feature xenon headlights and 18-inch polished aluminum wheels.
Since the Overland was launched in the US, we don't have Canadian pricing. However, since it will be sold for $8,000 more than the American Trailhawk -$36,695- we can expect that the Overland will sell for around $41,695 here.
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