A new Jeep offers the versatility Maryland drivers need for crowded commutes, changing weather, family travel, towing, and off-road recreation. At Criswell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT, we carry a diverse selection of new Jeep trucks and SUVs in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Our inventory gives drivers practical choices ranging from compact SUVs to three-row family vehicles and trail-ready 4x4 models.

Our Gaithersburg Jeep dealership serves drivers from Rockville, Germantown, Montgomery Village, Frederick, Bethesda, and surrounding communities. We make it easy to compare body styles, seating configurations, cargo space, technology, and capability in one convenient location.

Explore Our New Jeep Inventory in Gaithersburg

Every Jeep model approaches capability from a different angle. Some drivers want a comfortable SUV for daily travel on I-270 and MD-355. Others need additional passenger space, a truck bed, confident towing capability, or equipment designed for demanding trails.

Our current new Jeep selection may include:

• Jeep Compass
• Jeep Cherokee
• Jeep Wrangler
• Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Jeep Grand Cherokee L
• Jeep Grand Wagoneer
• Jeep Grand Wagoneer L
• Jeep Gladiator

Inventory changes as vehicles arrive and are sold. We recommend reviewing our online Jeep inventory for current model years, trim levels, exterior colors, cabin configurations, and available equipment.

Jeep Compass: Compact Size With Everyday Capability

The Jeep Compass is a practical choice for drivers who want an easy-to-manage SUV without giving up useful cargo space or available trail-focused equipment. Its compact dimensions work well in parking garages, busy shopping areas, and tighter residential streets around Montgomery County.

Inside, the Compass provides a flexible rear seat and a cargo area suited to groceries, luggage, sports gear, and daily essentials. Available technology includes a 10.1-inch Uconnect touchscreen, smartphone integration, a configurable digital instrument display, and an Alpine premium audio system. The available foot-activated power liftgate also makes the cargo area easier to access when both hands are occupied.

For drivers who spend time beyond paved roads, the Compass Trailhawk adds model-specific equipment intended for more challenging surfaces. It includes all-terrain tires and additional capability features while retaining the manageable proportions of a compact SUV. The official Jeep Compass overview lists up to 31 highway mpg, making this model particularly relevant for regular commuting and longer highway trips.

Jeep Cherokee: Hybrid Efficiency and Midsize Versatility

The Jeep Cherokee fits between the compact Compass and the larger Grand Cherokee. This placement gives drivers more interior room while preserving a maneuverable size for daily travel. Its two-row cabin supports commuters, couples, small families, and active drivers who regularly carry equipment.

The current Cherokee uses a turbo hybrid powertrain that does not require external charging. Regenerative braking helps recover energy while the gasoline engine supports longer trips without planning around charging stations. According to Jeep’s official Cherokee specifications, the model can deliver up to 37 mpg combined and more than 500 miles of total driving range under the stated testing conditions.

Folding the second-row seats opens as much as 68.3 cubic feet of cargo space. The Cherokee can therefore handle larger shopping trips, camping supplies, home-project materials, and bulky recreational gear. Available 4x4 capability, water-fording capacity, and towing capability add flexibility for drivers who expect more from a midsize SUV.

Jeep Wrangler: Open-Air Character and Trail-Ready Design

The Jeep Wrangler remains one of the most recognizable SUVs on the road. Its upright design, high ground clearance, short overhangs, and available off-road hardware distinguish it from conventional crossovers. Drivers can select a two-door configuration for a compact footprint or a four-door model for easier rear-seat access and additional interior room.

Removable doors and multiple roof configurations create an open-air driving experience that few SUVs can match. The current Wrangler also retains front and rear solid axles, a design valued for durability, articulation, and off-road performance. Jeep’s Wrangler overview highlights its quick-release door hinges, Trail Rated capability, and modern infotainment technology.

Trim selection makes a significant difference in how a Wrangler drives and where it performs best. A Sport or Sport S can provide the essential Wrangler experience for daily travel and recreational use. Willys models add distinctive styling and trail-oriented upgrades. Sahara models emphasize comfort and road manners, while Rubicon and Rubicon X models provide specialized hardware for more technical terrain.

Wrangler shoppers should compare:

• Two-door and four-door body styles
• Hardtop, soft-top, and available power-top designs
• Tire and wheel packages
• Axle ratios and locking differentials
• Ground clearance and underbody protection
• Infotainment and comfort features
• Towing requirements
• Passenger and cargo needs

We can help drivers compare these details directly instead of selecting a Wrangler solely by exterior appearance.

Jeep Grand Cherokee: Refined Two-Row Comfort

The Jeep Grand Cherokee balances capability with a refined cabin and composed road manners. It is an appealing option for drivers who need more space than a compact SUV but do not require a third row. The two-row design provides generous passenger accommodations and a useful cargo area without the added length of a larger family SUV.

Current Grand Cherokee technology includes a 12.3-inch Uconnect 5 NAV touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Available driver-assistance equipment can include Hands-Free Active Driving Assist, depending on the trim and installed options.

For the current model year, Jeep introduced a 2.0-liter Hurricane 4 Turbo engine rated at 324 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque. The official Grand Cherokee overview also lists an estimated 23 mpg combined and a driving range of up to 529 miles under applicable conditions.

Jeep Grand Wagoneer: Spacious Three-Row Travel

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer is designed for drivers who need substantial passenger room, strong capability, and premium cabin appointments. Its three-row layout can seat up to eight people, making it well suited to larger families, carpools, group travel, and long-distance road trips.

Cabin features may include leather-trimmed seating, a tri-pane panoramic sunroof, multiple displays, premium audio, and configurable seating. Available Quadra-Lift air suspension can adjust the vehicle’s height for different driving conditions. Properly equipped models also support demanding towing needs.

The 2026 Grand Wagoneer pairs a 420-horsepower engine with available 4x4 hardware and spacious rear seating. Shoppers who need additional room behind the third row can also consider the extended-length Grand Wagoneer L.

The standard-length model may be easier to accommodate in certain garages and parking areas. The Grand Wagoneer L prioritizes cargo room and interior flexibility. We can place both layouts side by side when inventory permits, allowing shoppers to compare exterior length, third-row access, and usable storage space.

Jeep Gladiator: Pickup Utility With Jeep Capability

The Jeep Gladiator combines the open-air character and off-road engineering associated with the Wrangler with the utility of a pickup bed. It is the only Jeep pickup truck in the current lineup and provides a practical solution for drivers who carry tools, outdoor equipment, home-project supplies, or recreational gear.

Its crew-cab configuration gives passengers a usable rear seat, while the separate bed keeps dirty or bulky cargo outside the cabin. Available bed accessories can help organize, secure, and protect equipment.

The Gladiator lineup includes trims designed around different priorities. Sport models provide the core truck experience. Rubicon models focus on low-speed trail capability, while Mojave models use specialized suspension and chassis components for higher-speed travel across sand and rough surfaces. The Mojave is the only Jeep model to carry the Desert Rated badge.

Available equipment includes a forward-facing TrailCam, steel skid plates, tow hooks, and a disconnecting front sway bar on applicable trims. These features help drivers see obstacles and protect important components during off-road use. Additional information is available through the official Jeep Gladiator overview.

Understanding Jeep 4x4 Capability

Jeep 4x4 systems are not identical across every model or trim. The right configuration depends on where the vehicle will be driven and how often additional traction will be needed.

Drivers who remain primarily on pavement may prefer a system that automatically manages changing conditions. It can provide added confidence during heavy rain, winter weather, and travel on loose surfaces. Drivers planning regular trail use should examine low-range gearing, locking differentials, skid plates, all-terrain tires, and ground clearance more closely.

Trail Rated Jeep vehicles must demonstrate capability in five areas:

• Traction
• Water fording
• Maneuverability
• Articulation
• Ground clearance

A Trail Rated badge does not mean every Jeep model drives the same way. Vehicle dimensions, tires, suspension tuning, axle design, and 4x4 hardware affect performance. We help shoppers choose equipment that matches their actual driving instead of paying for features they may never use.

Flexible Jeep Financing and Leasing

Once a shopper selects the right vehicle, we help organize the next steps around a clear purchase or lease structure. Drivers can begin online by submitting a finance application, estimating a trade-in value, and reviewing available inventory.

Financing may be appropriate for drivers who plan to keep their Jeep for several years, expect higher annual mileage, or want the freedom to personalize the vehicle. Leasing may suit drivers who prefer a shorter ownership cycle and enjoy moving into newer models more frequently.

Our finance team works with a range of credit backgrounds. We can explain available terms, estimated payments, down-payment options, trade equity, and protection products without adding unnecessary confusion. Final approval and terms depend on the applicant, selected vehicle, lender requirements, and current programs.

Trade In Your Current Vehicle

A trade-in can simplify the transition into a new Jeep. We evaluate vehicles based on condition, mileage, equipment, vehicle history, and current market demand.

Drivers can begin with an online trade appraisal before visiting our Gaithersburg showroom. We then inspect the vehicle in person and provide a final evaluation. A trade is not limited to Jeep models; cars, trucks, and SUVs from other manufacturers may also qualify.

Test-Drive a New Jeep in Gaithersburg

Specifications reveal only part of the driving experience. A test drive shows how a Jeep fits the driver, passengers, and daily routine.

We recommend checking seat comfort, outward visibility, rear-seat access, cargo loading height, touchscreen operation, camera clarity, ride quality, and parking maneuverability. Wrangler and Gladiator shoppers may also want to compare roof configurations. Families considering a Grand Cherokee L or Grand Wagoneer should sit in every row and test the seating adjustments.

Comparing more than one Jeep during the same visit can make differences in size, comfort, and handling much easier to recognize.

Jeep Service and Parts Support

Our relationship with Jeep owners continues after the purchase. Our service department can assist with routine maintenance, tire care, brake inspections, battery testing, fluid services, diagnostic work, and vehicle repairs.

We also provide access to genuine Mopar parts and accessories. Available accessories can help drivers prepare a Jeep for commuting, towing, cargo management, trail use, seasonal travel, or open-air recreation.

Following the maintenance schedule outlined for the specific model and powertrain can help protect performance and reliability. Service intervals may vary based on mileage, operating conditions, towing, and vehicle use.

Visit Criswell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT in Gaithersburg, MD

We invite drivers throughout Gaithersburg, Rockville, Germantown, Montgomery Village, Bethesda, Frederick, and the surrounding Maryland communities to explore our new Jeep trucks and SUVs.

At Criswell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram FIAT, we can help compare models, review available equipment, evaluate a trade, discuss financing, and arrange a test drive. Visit us at 84 Bureau Drive in Gaithersburg, MD, to find a new Jeep suited to daily driving, family travel, work, towing, or the next trail.