Overview & Reviews

The 2015 Jeep Cherokee gets an engine stop-start system on V6-equipped models, slightly improving EPA fuel economy estimates. A rearview camera and automatic headlights are now standard on the Latitude and Trailhawk models, and a new frontal-crash mitigation system is optional.

• Trailhawk offers unique off-road capability for the segment.
• Smooth and quiet ride
• Spacious passenger quarters
• Smooth and refined V6 engine
• Abundance of available high-end tech features

• Sluggish performance with four-cylinder engine
• Less cargo capacity than other small crossovers.

User Reviews:

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  2015 Jeep cherokee Sport - 2015 Jeep Cherokee
  By Jerry - October 1 - 3:55 pm

  1) SounD system Stopped working within 10k miles (it comes and go) 2) At 41k Transmission Failed (Dealer Said they have a week back log on transmission problems) meaning there are a good number with similar problems. 3) Suspension Rattles

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  DO NOT PURCHASE - 2015 Jeep Cherokee
  By Rachel OBrien - August 28 - 10:20 pm

  Bought 2015 Cherokee for my daughter to have a safe reliable vehicle when she left for college. That plan definitely did not work out as she has been stranded hours away from us twice now!!! The transmission is shot! This is absolutely unacceptable! Chrysler obviously knows there is a problem, yet they keep on selling them. This is going to cost someone their life if it has not already. The jeep stalls and jerks when in motion.

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  Dont buy a Cherokee - 2015 Jeep Cherokee
  By jeep547 - May 20 - 8:42 pm

  2015 models with v6 engine idle rough and have an automatic engine stop switch that shuts engine off at stop lights. Wear and tear on starter over the life of the car must be significant. Had ours at dealership for four days with 575 miles only to be told the rough idle is the nature of the vehicle and is normal operation. We drove at least four more Cherokees and all had the rough idle, some worse than ours. It is so bad that we traded back at a substantial loss just to get out of it. Beware, if you test drive a v6 Cherokee, make sure to drive it enough to get it to operating temperature and observe the automatic shut down and then put it in park and check the idle. Good luck after that!