You want bun-warmers, go to a bakery. Nobody I know ever takes their Grand Cherokee out in the woods or strays very far from the highway. No question, it'll tackle the rough stuff with little problem. And best of all, it doesn't look or feel like a truck. It's more family-friendly, and considerably more comfortable.
Women seem to love it, especially.
Maybe because it actually has a spot for a purse. And you don't have to deal with all the macho posturing that seems to go along with the Jeep brand name. What I'm trying to say is, the Grand Cherokee is pretty nice. I can't picture myself driving the RX 300 in the Austrian Alps or up the Rubicon Trail. Well, I didn't drive the Grand Cherokee in Austria.