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Actually, the OP may have been correct when he said the new Grand Cherokee was equipped with auto break (judging by what I've been reading on this forum & Facebook).

I see my question quoted but no answer...is your dealer telling you that the Ember color is available to order on the Grand Cherokee? Thanks.

The Ember paint is available to order? How about the Midnight Sky? Is the Ember available for just the WL75 or the WL74 too? I've been waiting to order until the Ember was available on the WL74 but just last week my dealer was still saying no.

I got that as an email. It says "Must order or take retail delivery by 2/28/22." This is a targeted email with a certificate number to be given to the dealer and says "Offer not redeemable on a purchase made prior to receiving this certificate."

I wonder how similar that hydro-blue is to the B5 blue that used to be available on the Challenger.

It seems to me if the manufacturer provides the ability to do something (such as turn start/stop off) you should be able to use the feature without fear. If it's use causes a problem the manufacturer needs to address its faulty engineering design.

Sorry for the bother. I was just curious.

Nice! Can't wait for more colors to become available.

Is it possible for you to post a photo?

The owners manual for the 2022 Grand Cherokee and Grand Cherokee L is available online in PDF form at https://msmownerassets.z13.web.core.windows.net/assets/publications/en-us/Jeep/2022/Grand_Cherokee_L/P130997_22_WL_OM_EN_USC_DIGITAL.pdf

Yep, I see your point, but at the level of the Summit Reserve I think (for me) there are valid comparisons to be made. At this level Stellantis has made efforts to move up-market into at least the near-luxury realm although the quality of materials used are quite different than the Genesis. Both...

Wow! A Summit Reserve equipped as I would order it comes out to $70,845. That is right up there in Genesis GV80 territory. If Stellantis wants to play at that price level they really need to do something about their perceived level of reliability. Perhaps offering a 4 year 50,000 mile bumper to...