The Overland is one of the six trims offered in the Jeep Grand Cherokee line (not counting the special SRT model). Between the Summit as the most expensive and the Laredo the least, Overland appears to hit a good spot on the luxury-to-price ratio.
The midsize SUV offers great performance and style, plus a harbinger of features and technology—all for a competitive price of $47,795 with 4WD.
The 2017 Overland derives its power from a 3.6-liter V6 VVT engine with Engine Stop-Start (ESS). The eight-speed paddle-shift automatic transmission takes you easily through the shifting process.
The EPA fuel economy for this glamor vehicle is 18 mpg city and 25 mpg highway. My average for the driving period settled around 23 mpg.
Dual exhaust in the rear leaves an aggressive impression on the cars behind.
