In Australia, a new Jeep Grand Cherokee generally runs from about AUD 80,000 to 130,000+ before on-road costs, depending on trim (Night Eagle, Limited, Overland, Summit Reserve) and whether you fancy the 4xe hybrid. Drive-away numbers vary by state and stamp duty, but budget a bit extra because governments like nice things too.
Used prices swing wildly: older WK2s (2011-2020) can be found roughly AUD 12,000–45,000, while late-run and tidy 2020–21 cars often sit around AUD 40,000–60,000. Nearly-new WL models are typically AUD 65,000–110,000, especially if low kilometres and tasty options are involved. Have a browse on Tradingpost to gauge real-world asks and how quickly they vanish—some trims disappear faster than a servo sausage roll. All figures are ballpark and will wobble with condition, mileage, and history; always check individual listings and on-road costs.
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