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Cost of Ownership
On average, it will cost $71,153 to own a Jeep for 5 years. This includes depreciation, insurance, maintenance, financing charges and fuel costs. Depreciation, or the value that the car has lost over time, is generally predictable. While other costs, such as insurance and maintenance, will vary by drivers, and depend on how the vehicle is used. Click on any of the models listed below to see an analysis of these ongoing expenses.
| Model | New Price | 5-Year Total |
|---|---|---|
| Compass | $32,835 | $41,707 |
| Gladiator | $46,890 | $53,770 |
| Grand Cherokee | $48,951 | $59,767 |
| Grand Cherokee L | $51,301 | $64,118 |
| Grand Wagoneer | $103,010 | $107,056 |
| Grand Wagoneer L | $109,416 | $113,877 |
| Wagoneer | $69,719 | $75,755 |
| Wagoneer L | $73,190 | $83,305 |
| Wagoneer S | $70,320 | $63,836 |
| Wrangler | $48,226 | $47,270 |
| Wrangler 4xe | $61,887 | $72,227 |
Our 5-year total covers depreciation, insurance, maintenance, financing, and fuel. Figures assume a 40-year-old driver, good credit, 72-month loan at 6.99% APR, 20% down, and 15,000 miles/year.
We aggregate and analyze millions of automotive data points from a variety of the industry's leading data providers. The insights and information on this page represent the overall averages of the combined costs of vehicle ownership. This information should be used as a general guide, as your individual results may vary significantly from that which is shown. Our mission is to provide car buyers with the resources they need to make informed purchase decisions. To learn more, see our FAQs.