Just any old 4X4 can't haul over fifteen hundred lbs., so why wouldn't you stop by Battison Auto Group in Duncan, Oklahoma today for the Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland? The Overland isn't just any old 4X4 vehicle

The automaker's Grand Cherokee Overland variant has been load tested to exceed nearly 3,000 lbs (2700 lbs) while still traveling at highway speeds. Whether the Overland is packed full of 'drywall, plaster, insulation, and hardwood' or scrap metal the powerful VVT Pentastar 3.6-liter V6 distributes 290 horses at 260 lb-ft of torque.

It should go without saying that while you are barreling down the highway in your loaded Overland you are without a doubt going to lose some mpg. However, the automaker utilizes the latest in engine technology to assist the Grand Cherokee Overland in adding up to a 18 mpg combined fuel economy rating (16 city, 22-23 hwy).

The 2012 4X4 SUV will no longer be offered in the 5-speed automatic. Jeep's finest infotainment system will come standard on the 2012 Overland as well, "meaning buyers will get a system with an upgraded interface at no extra cost."¹

With a MSRP of $42,690, there are only a handful of 4X4 automobiles on the streets today that can haul heavy loads as well as sustain a beating. The Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland is one! What's pretty impressive is the fact that the vehicle still looks sharp while doing so!

Source: ¹http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/12_month_car_reviews/1111_2011_jeep_grand_cherokee_overland_4x4_october_update/index.html