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The new S Limited trim level in the Jeep Grand Cherokee line-up puts an emphasis on a more sporting appearance

Jeep has revealed the Jeep Grand Cherokee S Limited; a new variant of its 4x4 flagship. The American brand says the sport-focused Jeep Grand Cherokee S Limited is intended to appeal to a more youthful customer base.

The Grand Cherokee S Limited is part of a roll-out of three new additions to Jeep’s European line-up, the others being the Jeep Wrangler Mountain and the Jeep Compass Black Edition, which are both limited-edition models.

First revealed as a design study at the Geneva motor show in March, the Jeep Grand Cherokee S Limited adds an extra trim level to the existing range, which comprises Laredo, Limited, Overland and the new top-of-the-range performance SRT variant. The new addition sits slightly below Overland in terms of specification, but adds more sporting touches to the exterior and interior design.

The Grand Cherokee S Limited gets a black gloss front grille surround as well as black headlamp bezels, exhaust tips and 20in black gloss alloys. The roof rack has been replaced with roof moulding covers to give the Jeep a more streamlined appearance and the rear of the SUV gets a diffuser.

The interior of the new 4x4 features a leather-wrapped perforated heated steering wheel and ventilated sports-styled Nappa leather and suede seats. Carbonfibre accents are integrated into the instrument and door trim panels, as well as racing-style pedals.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee S Limited is available with a 3.0-litre turbodiesel V6 that produces 238bhp at 4000rpm and 406lb ft at 1800-2800rpm. It is paired with a five-speed automatic transmission. The 3.0-litre CRD powertrain is also offered in a low-output version, with 187bhp at 4000rpm and 325lb ft of torque across 1600-2800rpm.

The new Jeep Grand Cherokee S Limited will be available exclusively in Europe from September. UK pricing and availability will be announced at a later date.

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K1NZ 22 June 2012

Nice

I think it looks good, whats to complain about BMW does the same, big step up from the last model and you save a few coins buying one over a euro equivilent

Flash Harry 20 June 2012

it looks good imo.The driving

it looks good imo.The driving dynamics debate is pointless.Jeep know that most people buy the Cherokee for its 4x4 capability,not to pose in.

Leslie Brook 20 June 2012

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It's far better looking than the Evoque.