Jeep Grand Cherokee (2007)

Jordan Rollover System (JRS) Test of Jeep Grand Cherokee. This Test included 2 rolls. First we tested the Jeep at 24 mph and 5 deg of pitch, second we tested the same Jeep at the same speed but at an increase degree of pitch (10 deg) simulating a real event of a roll over.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Jeep
• Grand
• Cherokee
• 2007
• Rollover
• JRS
• testing
• roof
• crush
• analysis
• vehicle
• safety
• Chrysler

[1968ROOSTER]

unsuccessful

[jeepawesomeness]

wow, my dad used to have a jeep just like this. lucky this didnt happen :O

[ADWPChannel]

Wow my mom had a 2005 Ford Explorer and she hit a Guard Rail and FlipOver 7 times, Only a couple Bruises but the roof didn't cave in or nothing it held her like a Vault!

[the454engine2009]

death trap

[moparsrock]

ehhh.. I wouldn't go by this test completly, I mean, Generally in a typical Rollover accident, your vehicle rolls onto it's side first making contact, then rolls onto the roof from there usually keeping contact with the ground the whole time. In this test, the initial impact was on the driver's side corner of the roof, which would only happen if the vehicle veered off an Embankment, which usually the ground would be at an angle not Level like this test.

[opera22opera]

look on volvo xc90

[yehohwa1]

I thought American Steel are tough but now it seems they drive your head into the body with rollovers. Volvo is good but I wonder how Merc and Bimmer will fare with similar tests.

[erikhoeffner]

Well no the Jeep does too lol

[erikhoeffner]

Uhh never gunna buy a jeep, this car sucks?

This is one of the better SUVs in this test. besides the volvo.

Take a look at the Tahoe, It literally tries to make you shorter.

[jaffacake1578]

this car sucks...