Inside the 4Runner and the Grand Cherokee, you’ll find generous dimensions you and your passengers will love. Thanks to these, you’ll find it’s easy to stretch your legs—something you’ll greatly appreciate while in traffic or when embarking on a road trip.

One major difference between the 4Runner and the Grand Cherokee that’s worth noting is that the former comes standard with a third row, while the latter only adds this row when optionally equipped.

Beyond offering more seats, the 4Runner also provides extra wiggle room. For example, third-row passengers can enjoy 43.3 inches of hip room compared to 42.9 inches in the Cherokee. Furthermore, 4Runner passengers will have shoulder room all around. While first-row dimensions are similar, riders in the second and third rows will enjoy extra room.

The Toyota 4Runner makes it easy to stow whatever items you’re bringing along, whether that be luggage or grocery bags. This is made possible by its 47.2 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the rear seats.

On top of that, the 4Runner boasts a maximum of 89.7 cubic feet of cargo volume when the rear seatbacks are folded down. This will allow you to make some significant contributions whenever you’re helping friends or family move.

The numbers you’ll find in the Jeep Grand Cherokee aren’t quite as accommodating. For instance, it only supplies 17.2 cubic feet of cargo capacity behind its last row when equipped with the optional 3-row configuration. Its maximum cargo volume also falls short, at 84.6 cubic feet.

Whether you’re making a quick errand run or heading out on your next road trip, you’ll want to access your favorite tunes to help keep you entertained. With a bevy of features, the Toyota 4Runner can help you do that thanks to features like:

• Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™
• AM/FM radio
• 8 speakers

The Jeep Grand Cherokee comes standard with many of these same features; however, it only comes standard with six speakers, so you likely won’t have as immersive an experience.

Safety is a top priority for each model, as seen with the suite of standard driver-assist features found with both SUVs. Some of the amenities you’ll find with each model include:

• Forward Collision Warning
• Lane Departure Alert
• Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Cross Traffic Alert
• Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

The 4Runner also comes with available front and rear parking assist sonar, which proves to be a big help whenever you’re trying to maneuver the vehicle into a tight parking spot. Similar sensors are also found optionally with the Grand Cherokee; however, it only includes rear sensors, providing half the support you’d get with the 4Runner.

Convenience is all about being in the know. Thanks to standard Amazon Alexa capabilities, you can when you drive the 4Runner. This feature lets you stay connected to your SUV while at home and your home while on the road as it can perform functions like:

• Use your home device to start your SUV
• Request a vehicle report
• Enable smart lights to come home to an illuminated home

These are just a few of the capabilities of this feature you can explore when you drive the 4Runner. Sadly for Grand Cherokee drivers, Amazon Alexa isn’t offered.

Loading your 4Runner is easy thanks to the power rear window. With the simple press of a button, you can raise or lower the rear window so you can easily grab items without having to open the tailgate. When hauling home planks of wood for your DIY deck project, you can get home safely thanks to this feature.

Sadly, no comparable feature is offered with the Grand Cherokee.