Used 2020 Jeep Cherokee for Sale

What's New in the 2020 Jeep Cherokee?

After receiving a mid-lifecycle update for 2019, the Cherokee carries over pretty much unchanged for 2020 save for some packaging tweaks. A new Advanced Safety Group consisting of lane departure warning-plus, forward collision warning-plus and rain-sensing windshield wipers is now available on Latitude, Latitude Plus, Limited and Overland trims. The available 8.4-in UConnect system now offers Alexa Skill technology. Finally, a few new hues and wheel options are now available, including two new exterior colors, Sangria and Spitfire Orange. See the 2020 Jeep Cherokee models for sale near you

Which Cherokee is the Best?

While the design may be a little clunky, the 2020 Jeep Cherokee has its merits. Thanks in large part to the updates it received for 2019, the Cherokee offers reasonable efficiency along with good cabin tech and a good array of safety features. As far as the compact SUV segment goes as a whole, the Cheorkee's main competitive advantage comes with regard to off-road capability, mainly the availability of the adventure-ready Trailhawk trim. Buyers looking for a compact SUV capable of finding remote campsites on the weekend will find a lot to love about the Cherokee Trailhawk and for that reason, we find it to be the Cherokee's strongest trim level. Beyond this, the Cherokee is starting to feel a little dated so if it isn't the off-road trim you're after, we recommend cross-shopping it heavily with the alternatives mentioned above before making any decisions to buy. Find a Jeep Cherokee for sale

How Much Does a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Cost?

The Cherokee is offered in four main trim levels: Latitude, Limited, Trailhawk and Overland. Upland, Latitude Plus, Altitude, High Altitude and Trailhawk Elite options are offered as well that bundle additional packages in with the more mainstream trim levels.

The base Latitude ($27,235) comes standard with active grille shutters, LED headlamps/daytime running lights, auto-on headlights, fog lamps, power-heated outboard mirrors, roof rails, 17-in steel wheels, a 3.5-in gauge cluster display, air conditioning, a full-length front console, fore/aft adjustable 60/40 split folding rear seats, tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, media center with 12-volt power port and USB port, 6-speaker Uconnect 4 infotainment system with 7-in display, eight airbags, hill-start assist, keyless entry, power locks, power windows and a rearview camera. Included among the options and option packages are the 3.2-liter V6, power foldaway outboard mirrors with integrated turn signals, a wiper de-icer, tinted rear windows, heated front seats, a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, satellite radio capability, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and remote start.

The Latitude Plus ($28,890) beefs up Latitude content with 17-in aluminum wheels, upgraded cloth seats, 8-way power driver's seat with 4-way lumbar adjustment, satellite radio capability, a rear-seat USB port, tinted rear windows, and keyless enter and go. Some of the options available on the Latitude come standard on Latitude Plus as well as the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder, power panoramic sunroof, dual-zone automatic climate control, 9-speaker Alpine audio upgrade and anti-theft alarm.

The Limited ($32,845) builds on the Latitude Plus trim with power-heated folding outboard mirrors with integrated turn signals, 18-in aluminum wheels, a 7-in gauge cluster display, memory recall for seats, radio and mirrors, leather-trimmed seats, heated front seats, a power-adjustable front passenger seat, a heated steering wheel, Uconnect with 8.4-in touchscreen, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and an anti-theft alarm. Among the options and packages are all Latitude Plus options not already included among the Limited's standard features plus a hands-free power liftgate, auto high-beams, cargo cover, heated/ventilated leather seating, navigation system, adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning with crash mitigation and lane-departure warning.

The Trailhawk ($36,000) includes much of Limited's standard gear plus Active Drive II AWD system with a rear differential locker, 17-in aluminum wheels with all-terrain tires and cloth/vinyl seats. Among the options are a few Limited standard features like heated front seats, a windshield wiper de-icer, a heated steering wheel, anti-theft alarm and remote start as well as 17-in black aluminum wheels.

The Overland ($39,000) adds back in the Limited features appearing as options on the Trailhawk plus a hands-free power liftgate, 19-in aluminum wheels, cargo cover, heated/ventilated leather seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel with wood accents and a 9-speaker Alpine upgraded audio system and navigation system. Limited options not included in standard features are still options for Overland.