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Model-year public record
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Recall campaigns, owner reports, crash-test ratings, and fuel economy in one place. Organized so you can understand what the numbers do and do not mean.
Safety campaigns
Recall history, campaign by campaign
Campaign year comes from NHTSA's report-received date. The distinct-campaign list is complete for this source snapshot.
Air Bags — Frontal
Air Bags · Air Bags — Frontal — Sensor/Control Module-Inactive
Exterior Lighting — Headlights
Seats — Front Assembly — Seat Heater/Cooler
Exterior Lighting
Exterior Lighting
Seats — Front Assembly — Seat Heater/Cooler
Service Brakes, Hydraulic
Exterior Lighting — Headlights
Fuel System, Gasoline — Delivery — Fuel Pump
Electrical System — Starter Assembly
Equipment — Other — Labels
Steering — Gear Box (Other Than Rack And Pinion)
Source: NHTSA recall records. Potential-unit counts can include other models and years.
Consumer reports
What owners reported
These are allegations submitted to NHTSA, not verified defects or findings.
One report can mention both a crash and a fire. Counts do not measure failure rates because the exposed-vehicle population is not provided here.
Crash testing
NHTSA safety ratings
Ratings summarize controlled crash and rollover tests for listed configurations of this model year.
Source: NHTSA NCAP · 1 listed test configurations.
Efficiency
Fuel economy at a glance
Averages across 4 listed configurations. Your trim, drivetrain, fuel, and driving conditions can differ.
Each gauge is positioned within the source minimum and maximum for the same model year, represented EPA class, and primary fuel—not an arbitrary universal maximum. Comparison scope: EPA class count: 2; primary fuel type count: 1. FuelEconomy.gov cost assumptions are not a prediction of actual spending.
Source: FuelEconomy.gov · Economy range for this vehicle: 15–16 MPG.