Following on from our taste of the SRT, we take a look at the petrol V6 engine to see if it makes sense within the broad Jeep Grand Cherokee range.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is an unmitigated success in one key area, arguably THE key area for car lovers – driver involvement. It is true that the Jeep Grand Cherokee upon which this vehicle is based has a chequered past, what with umpteen recalls and former owners variously setting them on fire and celebrating the immolation by incorporating them i...

Jeep's venerable Grand Cherokee just keeps on giving and giving. In dog years, it's old enough to vote. But the large, brash, unashamedly American 4x4 five-seat wagon is holding its age very well. In 2017, Jeep updated the Grand Cherokee with a raft of driving extras, and added to the storied history of the brand by anointing the Grand Cherokee with its most...

So, the 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk has lobbed into Australia, and what a brief if surprisingly telling insight the local launch event was: a morning messing about at Victoria’s high-speed Phillip Island Circuit, no on-road appraisal on the program. But this was less some sandbagging stage in a slow striptease of discovering the complete Trackhawk pic...

Seven hundred horsepower – if it were an entry requirement for a nightclub, it’d fill with only the most exclusive, exotic, or exciting cars. Inside you’d find scenes like a Lamborghini Aventador SV screaming Italian into the ear of a Porsche 911 GT2 RS. You’d see a Tesla Model S P100D scrambling for a spare charge cord behind the bar or Ferrari’s 488 Pista...