How well are those rear seat tablets physically isolated from the structure of the front seats they're attached to? Because when I'm on my 4th can of Red Bull, driving my probably-soon-to-be-ex-wife Heather and our 2.5 brats to her domineering parents' house for another awkward Thanksgiving, the last thing I need is Brayden sitting behind me pecking away at the screen like a G*D DAMN JACKAL!!!

I appreciate the "Direct from Jeep" segments. Takes cajones to back this product on a critical show.

I truly appreciate the fact that Jeep gave you access to their team because, with your ability to ask the right questions, it adds so much to the depth of your videos (and it also adds an appreciation to this vehicle that I wouldn't have without it).

SG doing "god's work" with the content they have been creating. No other channel goes into this type of review where you get but engineers and UI designers to present their product from a technical perspective and not just a PR/mktg flash. I have so much appreciation for this channel and props to Jeep to stepping up to the plate and providing support in MOAB of all places!

Huge thanks to Jeep engineers for making this possible. It was great to see the UX engineer talk about the infotainment experience. As always, wonderful video by savagegeese!

it is rare for the reviewer to give such a positive notes. Good call out on all the cheap/"moving" parts. I love this channel. They don't just talk about the good/fun stuff. They talk about the flaws, which is super important. I hate many other channels where they just talk about the "cool" stuff, stuff that i can read from the company site.

Coming from a medium sized family where we would frequently go on road trips the screen layout and design is absolute genius. Even now that I’m older and I find myself going on trips with friends the ability to send the driver navigation directions or send a movie to the back for the kids is so practical. I can see families who own this car using that every day

I got a Buick commercial in the middle of the video and it made this new jeep even more impressive. Good job GM

There are not enough people who appreciate this channel. Your content is light years above anything else car related on KZfaq right now.

I love when manufacturers grant you guys access to their people to explain technical design aspects.

That 5.7L v8 was in development 20 years ago. First released in MY2005. All the bugs have been worked out, parts are plentiful and cheap, every mechanic in the country is familiar with it. Great engine choice.

Mr Geese and Jack, This is probably one of the best videos, if not the best, you’ve ever released. I’ve been watching since the beginning. This is seriously A++++ quality💯. Love how you guys had people from Jeep come on and talk.

I got an L in September and have been absolutely thrilled with it. It is excellent off road running fire trails and old ghost town wagon ruts. I have yet to find a road or trail it can't traverse, as long as it physically fits. It has been great in the Montana snow as well. It just chugs along with zero issues. Add to that the excellent refinement in the interior, usable tech and luxury features that are relevant to how I use a vehicle and I am thrilled with it. I was comparison shopping it just to check it off the list against the older 4 Runner (which I had planned on buying going in), unobtanium Bronco and the Explorer. Hands down winner for me.

A 5% vehicle for the 5% that can afford it...going places that 5% actually go.

Thanks for having the engineers explain their product and decision choices. Loving the content after all these years.

From 2004 to 2021 I’ve had 7 Grand Cherokees in my family. They are practical, comfortable and great in snow. That’s why I keep buying them. I also have premium SUVs in my garage but a Jeep GT has a nich of its own.

My best friend in college's dad works for Jeep and I got the join some of these guys in the video for some off roading in Moab before the pandemic hit. Seriously some of the most creative, kind, interesting people I've ever met. Great video as always

So far, the only car review channel I know that does audio system quality review. I appreciate that. Good job!

One of the best savagegeese experiences I’ve had. The manufacturer conversations are really refreshing and you absolutely nailed the discussion framing. Jack is great and I love the technical experience you both bring to the table when getting info out of a manufacturer rep. Cheers.

Outstanding review, as always. So much more in depth than other reviewers. As great as the cabin looks, the quality issues you pointed out, especially at everyday touch points (and the horrendous piano black) would really irritate me if I bought this, especially the fully loaded model. Manufactures, please STOP with the piano black!

Hey Mark and Jack, love the video. Thanks for the amazing content as always from my favorite automotive KZfaq channel! I've noticed in the past couple of videos a couple of clicks in the audio. Mind you, I'm a sound engineer and usually listen in my studio, but they also seem to be apparent on laptop speakers. An example of this can be heard at 19:38 seconds as speech becomes slightly louder. If you need any assistance troubleshooting, please don't hesitate to reach out and I would be happy to help. Should be a pretty simple fix. Thanks again for the amazing content and please never stop.

i always appreciate how in depth you guys go about car audio. it’s always thrown out of other reviews which annoys the hell out of me. i wont even consider a car with a trash system regardless what it is. there’s a magic to me of a long drive in a great car with a superb stereo, it can set the entire mood of a spirited drive, but a bad sound system cheapens the experience for me. i know a lot of people don’t share my feelings on that, but it’s a important part of the buying decision for my personal life. so thanks for doing that for us sound fanatics out there.

Loved the talks with the engineers! Amazing video as always

I have waited so long for you to review this vehicle. Another great video. Love the music score at 2:28 just before you give the 2nd part of your interior impressions as well. Reminds me of late 80s early 90s ballads.

Really loved the B roll with the snow falling. It seemed fitting for the car, and it was a nice visual juxtaposition against the drone shots in Moab. Honestly, it's getting hard to focus on the technical details when the videos are so well shot!

I bought a 2021 Grand Cherokee Trail Hawk 7 months ago when I knew this redesign was coming as it was already available at the time in the 9 passenger. I test drove both and while this interior is amazing, it was wholly unnecessary for the most part. Mine has all the tech necessary, and all the luxury MOST people fully appreciate. After watching this video, I'm glad I didn't wait for the new Trail Hawk and I'm really enjoying my "old" Grand Cherokee everyday.

Your music production is always such a highlight, it really gives your videos so much character

Content I can't get on any other channel - thank you fellas!

Just one question really...the content is far far better than any of car reviews that you can find, why dont these guys have 2-3 million subs? Its ridiculous

Love the styling, inside and out. It's straightforward and well proportioned. It has just enough Jeep DNA, without being silly. I do wish they'd taken more care with the materials, but that's what you get when they had to come in at a reasonable price.

You guys do great detailed technical videos...Thank you.

Hands down they best car reviews on any platform. You guys are doing things rite! 👏

2:55 THANK YOU GUYS for doing your professional sound analysis on cars. I do value that. No other reviewers do that. I do put you guys on another level for it.

That UI guy interview should have included the question why glossy black is used everywhere, followed by an on-camera beating. The masses demand accountability.

This was by far the BEST, most intellectual technical, relevant discussion on a clearcoated power brick, I have ever witnessed! You both so perfectly expressed every relevant attribute to all sides of the discussion on this new platform culminating in the most profound summary to date... "I think this is honest". Thank you gentlemen for some of the most comprehensive, no bullshit reviews on the Tube!❤

Guys, this is SUCH a great video. Extremely high quality content (as usual). Very happy I subscribed.

I really like your reviews. You are spot on always. To anybody who is looking to buy/lease a car, they have to watch you guys. I am a Jeep guy for 9 years already. I had 2 Overland and one Limited. I really like the new style. It has everything that average driver needs. In the snow, the car is magical. The air ride is excellent. The stability in corners under higher speeds, like no other considering, its a high ride SUV. The only red flag for me is the price of 75K for Overland. I don't think its worth it. The Limited will do well and sell the most. I can see myself owning one when my lease is done. Jeep nailed it well. Today, if you ask me, I would not buy BMW, Audi or MB, if I can own this one. Great job, guys!!!!

Jeep really hit it out of the park with this Grand Cherokee. Looks fantastic. I prefer the styling of the Grand Cherokee over the Grand Wagoneer.

As always a fine production and quality review. It's so nice to hear from the designers. Great job!

This might be one of your finest videos guys. Bravo 👏🏻 above and beyond the competition as always.

You never mentioned that this car is flat towable-which is one of the main reasons we just purchased one. My car needs to be able to be pulled behind our motorhome, used for fun activities while camping or day trips, and be acceptable to me as my daily driver. Jeep has almost no competition for this market.

My major concern is SO much added complexity. This sounds like a vehicle you don't want to own out of warranty. Friends with recent Jeeps report issues which affirm that as well.

Super informative review. I love the way you guys go in hard and unapologetically give your honest opinion. I appreciate that. Thank you.

Great video, nice work. thank you guys for producing great content.

Really wish they provided reviewers with 2 different cars, their "preferred" option package and a base model. It's getting pretty obvious that manufacturers are trying to hide behind the MSRP of phantom launches at a low price. Have been trying to find a first suv for my mother and it's been a total chore. Either reviews don't match the product we're seeing or things are wildly more expensive than we're being told It's not because of the market either, it's because base models don't exist or ship to dealers 1 in 20.

An absolute home run. If I had 75Gs to spend, I’d be driving one!

Your videos are a pleasure to watch. Thank you for doing a great job.

I’ve never been so early before. A savage geese video before work? Absolutely.

For the price of a small house, this small house could be yours.

Best looking suv in my opinion. So beautiful from outside

Finally. Someone who reviews audio systems!!!

Great work as always, really beautiful to watch on a TV.

It's not a vehicle I would consider. You've done a great job on this, mixing the Jeep support in between adds a lot to this video. It speaks to Jeep's confidence that they allow in-depth questions that go beyond marketing speech so well done on them providing it. Thanks!

I would call this the Budget Range Rover. It gives you all the offroad capability you will ever need in a totally comfortable space, for way less than a Range Rover Really cool vehicle, props to Jeep for making this

Big props to Jeep for giving you access to their people, and bringing them on to talk about what they've done here.

wow, this is one hell of a review. I sure hope your entire channel is full of content like this.

the interior is BEAUTIFUL

Im waiting for you guys to review the new LX600. Id love a technical break down by you guys on it. Everyone else is just doing a lipstick review which is great for my sister but hey I want the full deets.

I cross shopped this with a Land Rover. Surprisingly, it pretty much matched feature to feature and even had some stuff that the Land Rover lacked. And for the price, it was simply no contest. More than a year later and my Grand Cherokee Summit Reserve is sitting in my garage, zero regrets. It's a fantastic vehicle.

I appreciate any manufacturer who realizes how important physical knobs and button controls are. It's really common sense.

It looks great. If I were in USA, I'd have a Trailhoke. We had Gr Cherokee in the family in Japan few years ago. It was a decent car and I enjoyed driving it. Too wide for Japanese roads but impressive car none the less. :)

Guys playing good/bad cop in interior segment! But next time send a bad cop to ask that guy about all that PIANO BLACK PLASTIC (or give a good cop a hint)!

LOVE the denim rubbing off on the drivers seat. That’s tremendous!

One thing I love about this channel is the music and attention to detail when it comes to sound stuff, not only do you guys do the audio testing for car sound systems, but the music at 7:50 is just one example of a genuinely wonderfully well mixed track comes in with some B roll for about 20 seconds, and like damn, I listened to it twice, then switched to an external amp and listened again, and now I want to know what music that is, is that royalty free stuff? is there a playlist of all the tracks you use somewhere? It's so good.

Great Video. As an owner of many FCA vehicles, they used to hit a sweet spot between price, value, & performance. Sadly they have been slow increasing prices on all their vehicles to where I have started looking at other manufacturers. A top of the line Rubicon used to be had for $45K. Now you are over $60K. A well option Grand Cherokee was $50K. Now it's over $60K for a comparable model. They have added more features which is welcomed, but they have added significant costs to get them now. Not a fan of the nickle and dime thing they are doing lately.

I am the proud owner of an 08 grand cherokee limited (back when that was the top trim). The only option it didn't have was the rear seat entertainment, it stickered for 43,000 dollars, I got it for 10,000 dollars with 90k miles It has the *quadratrac 2 awd system that has FRONT and rear mechanical limited slip diffs, a 2 speed transfer case thats a 50/50 to 40/60 split front/rear,* and of course a 5.7 hemi, that doesn't have VVT. It also has underbody protection for the whole front area and gas tank. It could tow 7200lbs but I've never towed with it, but since it has the hemi it came factory with an XL engine cooler and a transmission cooler. *The sound system isnt great, its mid 2000's bose.* The cargo space in it sucks, the back seat is TINY and it eats gas, like 13-15 mpg eats gas, but that's what its rated for anyways so I can't complain. I have also lifted it 2 inches, put 32 inch general grabber at2's on it (stock was 29 inch all seasons) and its high enough off the ground that I can comfortably crawl under it for oil changes without a lift. It drives comfortably through 6-7 inches of snow, but the diff in the solid rear axle is 9.5 inches off the ground so I haven't really pushed past 7 inches because once you're dragging in the snow you're done. I believe under the rest of the body is about 13-14 inches of ground clearance though. It's driven through about 10 inches of standing water, its water fording depth from the factory is 21 inches, with the lift and tires its 23-24. I know woodland trails are a breeze for it and even going over downed trees isn't much of an issue. The grand cherokee is a truly one of a kind vehicle, especially in the trailhawk. An overland trim with the offroad package is mechanically identical to the trailhawk, just with a lot more luxuries on the inside. The amount it can tow for its size is insane, its the length of a camry but it can pull 6000lbs in all configs and 7200lbs with the hemi. This is a function over form kind of vehicle, which is why it stands out so much. The luxury top trims aren't anything special because that's not what's special about this vehicle.

When you say they have a few things that could be improved on and I'm sure they will.... I'm not sitting around waiting , you get what you get for that year. Thank you for being thorough.

Extremely well done, thank you!

*Mr. Savage Gooski asked the Jeep engineers why the interior materials don't fit properly, so they sent him to accounting department in the basement for full interview* lol..

I love the look of the interior (save for the piano black) but those touch points would legit give me a migraine if I paid full price for one of these.

GREAT VIDEO. Better content than you can get on CABLE or the major networks. BRAVO.

Fantastic quality video once again

Ahhh WL74 so many years tearing out my hair and screaming at the monitor calling it a pile while working on this thing. Hopefully people like this after the years of the team and I working on this

I came across an interesting stat on Jeeps, that 98% of them are still on the road. The other 2% made it home.

I have the 2022 Summit Reserve. Love it ! Got it specked out with everything but the two screens in the back… 5.7 rips… Just a beautiful car.

Jeep actually giving you guys the respect you deserve. Great review as always 👏

It "allows the wheels to better move you over the off-road events..." What a strange way to put that. lol

Overall a good quality review as usual. Only one minor suggestion. IMHO this vehicle was not designed to compete against BMW, MB, Audi. It was deigned to compete against Land Rover, Range rover, LEXUS GS, etc. Against all of these IMHO this as well as the GCL compete quite nicely. For your consideration in future videos to talk its ability to compete against those off road luxury vehicles.

Very interesting to watch the quality progression lately with respect to manufacturer involvement. This is a step up from the 911 "series" of videos, which is saying something. Really looking forward to seeing more videos in this format.

I like that these has been some experimentation with the title transition screen things but the glitchy neon vibe is one of the things that turn me off from other channels. Appreciate your unique video coverage as always!

analog gauge clusters are going to be rare through this decade stint

Do you trust Stellantis to make a reliable and complex suspension system when Mercedes can't?

That was VERY cool to talk to the lead UI designer. I really really hope other companies will listen (*cough VW *cough Hyundai)

Great review! Jack, also glad tou got Mark back on his meds.

I’ve owned 3 Jeep Grand Cherokee 2016,2018 and 2019 SRT. I am most interested in the 4xe hybrid . The turbo motor is quite good and hopefully paired well in the next GC

The black gloss is bad inside. They also went to that stupid knob instead of real shift lever. The last generation interior was better no matter all that leather for this top trim.

You guys are the Premium car review channel! Keep it up

Thank you for that great review! 👍

One negative in FCA’s products interior is the overuse of Bass in the high and low end sound systems. I’ve realized that in my grandmother’s Pacifica Limited with the Harman Kardon system you’d have to turn the bass to negative on some songs which can be an annoyance. I do believe the Beats system has this issue the most but I will say the Harman and B&O systems in the Italian brands Alfa and Maserati are better.

Bought my wife a 2021 L- long overland edition with the 5.7. Same body style as this. Love the looks. Roomy. Biggest complaints are the screen is pretty laggy, piano black is terrible, and shit gas mileage. Other than that she seems happy. Went from a Yukon Denali to this.

'Honest'. Yes, that sums it up well. Thorough review, thanks guys and the Jeep guys as well.

Having a UX segment makes this video even more premium. Well done.

I am still wondering if they've done anything to up their reliability game because the interior issues (trim pieces not fitting nicely/tightly) don't really inspire confidence.

It's trying to be everything to everyone while providing more ruggedness and more character. I just don't think high up in price range it's not competitive. Especially at 70k. You have the 4Runner, GV70, Pathfinder, and the Bronco all well below this price point and I can't bring myself to pick this out in any of the categories I would buy this for. It's a decent middle ground of all of those combined but not specialized enough to bring something unique to the table.

The music reminds me of Air - Moon Safari. Haven't heard the album in a long time, but got the same vibe. Great video as always!

Shoutout Vince coming in for the interviews. And promoting physical controls.

I’m shocked that McIntosh let FCA put their name on that system if it is really as bad as you say it is.

The seats look good, but man the wear on the Driver side bolster is already getting rough. Longterm durability doesn't look good on these

I love developing teams involvement with the video!

Great content as always 👍. Next time, please try to secure an interview with the person who designed the Golf 8 infotainment. We have a few questions for him/her.