2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. 2020 Dodge Durango

With SUVs saturating the market, Grand Island drivers are having trouble deciding between vehicles focused on advanced technology and luxurious or budget-friendly and comfortable. But why not have it all? Both the Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango are among the few SUVs that encompass almost everything you’re looking for to enhance your Hastings commutes. Which SUV is best for you, the Durango or Grand Cherokee? Learn more about the features and benefits of the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango in this comparison from Midway Auto Dealerships! And be sure to check out our new vehicle specials!

Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. Dodge Durango: Pricing

For Holdrege drivers looking for options, there are many thanks to the seven configurations of the Jeep Grand Cherokee and the five different Dodge Durango trim levels. For both the Grand Cherokee and Durango, drivers are offered the choice between 4×2 and 4×4 among every trim level for each SUV. Also, available packages that upgrade interior technology and intensify exterior style.

For Kearney drivers looking for the most budget-friendly configuration, the base level Durango has the lowest starting MSRP. Explore the Grand Cherokee and Durango trim level prices below:

Jeep Grand Cherokee Trim Levels

• Laredo — $32,045 (4×2) starting MSRP
• Limited — $39,855 (4×2) starting MSRP
• Trailhawk — $44,955 (4×2) starting MSRP
• Overland — $46,295 (4×2) starting MSRP
• Summit — $51,995 (4×2) starting MSRP
• SRT® — $68,395 (4×4 only) starting MSRP
• Trackhawk — $86,900 (4×2 only) starting MSRP

Dodge Durango Trim Levels

• SXT — $30,495 (RWD) starting MSRP
• GT — $34,645 (RWD) starting MSRP
• Citadel — $42,995 (RWD) starting MSRP
• R/T — $43,995 (RWD) starting MSRP
• SRT® — $62,995 (AWD only) starting MSRP

Due to the exceptional off-road capabilities of the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk, the price rises significantly compared to the other configurations. But you’re rewarded with a powerful and exhilarating performance for your next off-roading adventure.

Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. Dodge Durango: Performance

When compared to the competition, the engine power and off-road capacity of both the Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee are obvious. Learn more about the Grand Cherokee and Durango engine specs below:

• Standard Engine and Transmission: The Jeep Grand Cherokee standard engine is the 3.6L V6 24-valve VVT engine with an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Dodge Durango provides a 3.6L V6 24-valve VVT engine, eight-speed automatic 850RE transmission as their standard engine option.
• Fuel Efficiency: With 19 mpg city and 26 mpg highway EPA-estimated fuel specs, both of these SUVs are equally efficient.
• Towing: The Jeep Grand Cherokee maximum towing capacity is 7,200 pounds when properly equipped compared to the Dodge Durango maximum towing capacity of an outstanding 8,700 pounds when equipped with the 6.4L V8 engine option.

Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. Dodge Durango: Safety

Safety on Kearney roads is always a priority. Starting at the base trim levels, the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango are well-equipped with safety features. However, the Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo base trim provides Blind-Spot Monitoring, but is an optional feature on all the Dodge Durango configurations. Standard safety features for both the Grand Cherokee and Durango include:

• Electronic stability control (includes vehicle stability management system)
• Electronic Roll Mitigation
• All-speed traction control
• Brake Assist
• Four-channel anti-lock brake system

Explore the Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. Dodge Durango at Midway Auto Dealerships

What will be your next new car – the Jeep Grand Cherokee or the Dodge Durango? Contact us at Midway Auto Dealerships and explore the many options among the trim levels of the Durango and Grand Cherokee. Wondering how to finance a new Jeep or Dodge? Our finance team can answer any questions about leasing or financing a new vehicle. Apply for financing and get pre-approved today!