Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is offering an array of options exclusively to fleet purchasers for its 2019-model-year lineup, including previously announced optional equipment for the Chrysler Pacifica minivan and pair of Ram 1500 pickups.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling an estimated 154,337 Dodge Grand Caravans, Jeep Compasses, Dodge Journeys, and Jeep Cherokees for brake performance problems.
The 2019 Cherokee has been redesigned with less polarizing styling and other midcycle updates. It adds plenty of cosmetic improvements and a few more significant changes.
The new Jeep Cherokee features a new design and styling, as well as a new 2.0-liter direct-injection inline four-cylinder engine, and over 80 available safety features.
Chrysler's Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning-Plus, a driver-assist feature once reserved for luxury vehicles, becomes available for more models.
In two separate actions, the automaker will address potential problems involving cruise-control software in SUVs and electrical components in Ram ProMaster full-size vans.
Today, it’s out with the Liberty and in with the 2014 Cherokee, a new compact crossover SUV built upon the same Chrysler/Fiat platform as the Dodge Dart and the redesigned Chrysler 200.
In recent IIHS crash tests, the vehicles recorded the highest-possible rating of “good.”
Chrysler Group LLC will recall an estimated 132,000 Jeep Grand Cherokees to upgrade software that controls instrument-cluster lighting and active chassis systems.
The all-new Cherokee replaces the outgoing Jeep Liberty, and features up to 45% better fuel economy compared to the outgoing model, a new aerodynamic design, three four-wheel-drive system choices, new advanced safety systems and a range of new technology features.