Discover the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee

For decades, Jeep's Grand Cherokee has been the mid-sized SUV of choice for drivers looking for dependability, versatility, and genuine off-roading prowess. The latest generation of the automobile continues to lead its segment with its compelling blend of advanced technology and upscale design. Read on to find out why the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee is sure to win over any auto shopper! 4 Reasons Drivers Love the 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee 1. Plenty of Power The Jeep Grand Cherokee's standard powertrain comes in the form of a naturally aspirated 3.6L V6 that has been mated with an intelligent, quick-shifting 8-speed automatic transmission. These components come together to deliver a hefty output of 293 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque to the drive wheels. That performance is good for a 0-to-60 time of 7.4 seconds and a maximum towing capacity of 6,200 pounds. 2. Outstanding Off-Road Capability As you can expect from a Jeep, the Grand Cherokee feels right at home when navigating over rough, uneven terrain. That's thanks to its 4-wheel independent, multi-link suspension boasting excellent articulation and durable construction. It's also available with Quadra-Trac I all-wheel drive: a full-time system that can transfer more than half of the motor's torque to the rear wheels for enhanced traction. The lineup offers the Quadra-Trac II system, as well, which can send all the engine's output to either axle and featuring a low-range mode for especially challenging trails. An available Quadra-Lift air suspension system enables you to raise the vehicle for easier clearing of obstacles. Available skid plates are heavily reinforced and keep the vehicle's underside from being damaged by impacts and flung debris. 3. Beautifully Designed and Spacious Cabin Step into the Jeep Grand Cherokee, and you'll be impressed by the interior's sophisticated styling and generous use of top-notch materials. There are nearly 40 inches of headroom in both rows and a respective 41.3 and 38.2 inches of front and rear legroom, so the cabin never feels cramped. The cargo hold is sizable at 37.7 cubic feet, plus the 60/40 split-folding rear seats can be folded down to free up 70.8 cubic feet of cargo space. 4. Numerous Standard and Optional Amenities The Jeep Grand Cherokee is already well-equipped in its most basic form, featuring standard dual-zone climate control, an 8-way power driver's seat with lumbar support, and an 8.4-inch infotainment touchscreen system. Many trims offer leatherette or leather upholstery and heated seats. The most luxurious riding experience can be had with the Summit trim, which sports plush Nappa leather, quad-zone climate control, and massaging front seats. With such an incredible combination of features, it's no surprise that the Jeep Grand Cherokee remains one of the most popular vehicles in its class. Head down to Ourisman Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Alexandria in Alexandria, VA today and give the newest model a test drive!

The federal tax code is not famous for producing moments of automotive excitement. Yet Section 179 contains a provision that might make a business owner look at a Ram pickup or Jeep SUV with renewed enthusiasm. For qualifying businesses in Alexandria, Arlington, Springfield, and the Washington, D.C., area, purchasing a work vehicle in 2026 could deliver a substantial first-year tax deduction. How Section 179 Works in 2026 Section 179 allows eligible businesses to deduct qualifying equipment purchases in the year the equipment enters service instead of spreading depreciation across several years. For tax years beginning in 2026, the maximum deduction is $2,560,000, with reductions beginning when qualifying equipment purchases exceed $4,090,000. That's the overall business limit, not a deduction automatically available for every vehicle. The deduction is also subject to taxable business income and other IRS requirements. The 6,000-lb. Question Vehicle eligibility hinges partly on Gross Vehicle Weight Rating, or GVWR, which represents the manufacturer's maximum permitted loaded vehicle weight. It's not the vehicle's curb weight. Many vehicles rated above 6,000 lbs. escape ordinary passenger-car depreciation limits, but heavy passenger SUVs rated between 6,001 and 14,000 lbs. generally face a separate $32,000 Section 179 cap for 2026. Certain pickups with cargo beds at least 6 feet long, qualifying cargo vans, and other exempt configurations receive different treatment. That makes checking the exact vehicle's door-jamb certification label essential. Ram Trucks: Business Equipment with License Plates For Alexandria contractors, landscapers, and service businesses, Ram pickups deserve attention. Ourisman Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Alexandria has 2026 Ram 1500 configurations, including Big Horn®, Rebel®, and Warlock models. These trucks can exceed the 6,000-lb. GVWR threshold, although the shorter 5-foot-7-inch beds found on certain Crew Cab models can affect which Section 179 limits apply. A qualifying Ram 1500 with a bed exceeding 6 feet, or a properly configured Ram 2500, may receive more favorable treatment. The right choice depends on the specific truck and its working duties. Jeep SUVs for Businesses on the Move Not every business needs a pickup bed. The dealership also has 2026 Jeep Grand Wagoneer models, including Upland and Limited Reserve configurations. These substantial SUVs may appeal to businesses transporting clients, personnel, or equipment. Their potential Section 179 treatment depends on GVWR, business-use percentage, and the heavy-SUV deduction cap. The Grand Wagoneer's considerable size doesn't automatically make its entire purchase cost deductible under Section 179. Business Use Is the Deciding Factor A qualifying vehicle must be used more than 50% for eligible business purposes, with deductions calculated according to actual business use. Driving between job sites or visiting customers may count; ordinary commuting generally doesn't. Businesses must maintain adequate mileage and purchase records. Eligible vehicles also need to be placed in service during the relevant tax year. Additional first-year bonus depreciation may be available under current federal rules, but its interaction with Section 179 and Virginia tax treatment deserves professional review. Find Your Business Vehicle at Ourisman CDJR of Alexandria A vehicle purchase should begin with the work it needs to perform, followed by the tax advantages it may provide. Visit Ourisman Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Alexandria to explore available Ram trucks and Jeep SUVs, compare configurations, and confirm vehicle weight ratings. Schedule a test drive and consult your tax professional before purchasing to determine how Section 179 could benefit your business.

Researching the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator is an exciting step in finding your next vehicle. Both models deliver legendary Jeep capability but serve distinct purposes. If you plan to head into the Shenandoah backcountry or navigate the suburbs, the team at Ourisman CJD serving Alexandria, VA, is ready to assist. Reach out to our dealership today for more information on finding your perfect adventure companion. What Sets the 2026 Jeep Wrangler Apart The 2026 Jeep Wrangler is the classic choice for drivers seeking maximum off-road agility in a compact SUV style. Available in two-door and four-door Unlimited configurations, it provides unmatched trail flexibility. The Wrangler features removable doors, a removable roof, a fold-down windshield, and iconic round headlights. It thrives for open air driving. Being lighter and shorter than the Gladiator makes it easier to maneuver on tight paths or in urban parking lots. What the 2026 Jeep Gladiator Brings to the Table The 2026 Jeep Gladiator takes everything drivers love about Jeep and adds a versatile pickup truck bed. It stands as the only truck in the current lineup and a rare midsize option with genuine off-road credentials. The Gladiator shares the removable roof and doors of the Wrangler, preserving the open air experience alongside impressive hauling capabilities. Keep in mind it is a longer vehicle, which matters for narrow trails or small garages. Both models feature modern cabin technology like Apple CarPlay© and Android Auto© to keep you connected on the go. Off-Road Capability Off-road performance remains front and center for both vehicles. They share core 4x4 technology, solid front and rear axles, skid plates, and trail-rated hardware. Select models offer robust capabilities, including a proven 3.6 L engine and up to 11.6" of ground clearance. Approach angles and water fording depths are highly comparable. The shorter wheelbase of the Wrangler provides a better breakover angle for uneven terrain. Alternatively, the extended frame of the Gladiator handles heavy load-bearing tasks effortlessly while feeling slightly less nimble on technical paths. Everyday Use and Practicality Daily driving comfort matters just as much as off-road performance. The Wrangler fits easily into city driving, parallel parking, and tighter roads around Alexandria. The Gladiator reigns supreme for hauling equipment, camping gear, or building materials. Its truck bed adds unmatched everyday utility. The Gladiator is the ideal practical choice for weekday work hauling and weekend trips. Find Your Jeep Today Choosing between the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator comes down to your intended use. The Wrangler delivers unmatched trail agility and open air recreation. The Gladiator provides exceptional truck utility paired with legendary four-wheel drive capability. Both vehicles uphold a strong reputation for durability. Contact Ourisman Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Alexandria today to explore both models in person and schedule your test drive.