TrackHawk Retired

The Jeep Grand Cherokee TrackHawk redefines the performance SUV category, delivering supercar acceleration in a practical, all-weather package perfectly suited to The Hamptons lifestyle. At its heart pounds a supercharged 6.2L 8-cylinder engine producing 707 horsepower, making this the most powerful SUV Jeep has ever produced. This hand-built powerplant launches the TrackHawk from 0-60 mph in just 3.5 seconds with a savage roar that announces your arrival at beach clubs, polo matches, and Southampton restaurants. Yet this exotic performance coexists with genuine SUV practicality, creating the ultimate dual-purpose Hamptons vehicle.

The TrackHawk's 4-door configuration provides family-friendly accessibility while the muscular exterior styling—enhanced by functional hood scoop, aggressive front fascia, and quad exhaust outlets—broadcasts serious performance intent. Premium Laguna leather seating, Alcantara accents, and carbon fiber trim create a cabin that balances exotic car excitement with luxury SUV refinement. The rear seats accommodate adult passengers comfortably, while the cargo area swallows beach gear, luggage, or golf clubs without compromising the TrackHawk's supercar credentials.

Technology integration includes Jeep's advanced Uconnect infotainment system with navigation, premium Harman Kardon audio, and comprehensive performance data displays. The Quadra-Trac active on-demand 4WD system with electronic limited-slip rear differential ensures all 707 horses reach the pavement effectively, while Brembo brakes provide supercar-grade stopping power. Launch Control, drive mode selectors, and adaptive suspension allow you to tailor the TrackHawk's character from comfortable cruiser to track-ready weapon.

With an MSRP of $88,000, the TrackHawk occupies a unique position—delivering legitimate supercar performance for less than many exotic cars while maintaining SUV practicality. Its combination of 707-hp acceleration, all-weather capability, and family-friendly versatility makes it perfect for performance enthusiasts who refuse to compromise on utility. This is Hamptons transportation that thrills on Montauk Highway while handling school runs, beach days, and dinner service with equal competence.

Some Hamptons experiences demand both exotic performance and practical versatility—precisely the TrackHawk’s specialty. This supercharged SUV excels on routes like Hampton Bays to Montauk Highway’s open sections, where the 707-horsepower V8 unleashes neck-snapping acceleration that rivals dedicated sports cars. The supercharger’s immediate response delivers instant thrust at any speed, transforming passing maneuvers and highway merges into exhilarating experiences. Yet this same vehicle comfortably seats four adults and their luggage, making it perfect for performance-focused group weekends.

For families who demand exotic excitement without exotic compromises, the TrackHawk delivers the best of both worlds. Transport children to East Hampton events in air-conditioned comfort, load beach equipment in the spacious cargo area, then unleash 707 horses on the drive home after drop-off. The all-wheel-drive system provides confidence in unexpected rain showers, while the elevated SUV seating position maintains practicality. This is supercar performance that doesn’t require lifestyle sacrifices or backup transportation.

The TrackHawk truly shines for performance enthusiasts visiting The Hamptons for events requiring utility. Arrive at Bridgehampton polo matches with authority, the quad exhaust announcing your presence before anyone sees the muscular silhouette. Load picnic supplies, chairs, and coolers in the cargo area, then enjoy savage acceleration on the return journey. Whether heading to Cooper’s Beach with surfboards, touring North Fork vineyards with friends, or simply making grocery runs infinitely more exciting, the TrackHawk transforms mundane tasks into memorable drives while maintaining genuine exotic car thrills.

Thumb the TrackHawk’s start button and the supercharged 6.2L V8 erupts to life with a purposeful, aggressive idle that vibrates through the steering wheel and shakes the mirrors. This is unmistakably serious machinery, the supercharger’s mechanical whine audible even at idle, hinting at the violence available under your right foot. The performance seats hold you firmly, the thick steering wheel falls perfectly to hand, and the digital displays confirm you’re commanding 707 supercharged horsepower—more than most Ferraris.

Plant the throttle from a standstill and the TrackHawk launches with shocking violence, the supercharger screaming as the tachometer sweeps toward redline. The 8-speed transmission snaps through gears with rifle-bolt precision, each shift accompanied by a satisfying bark from the quad exhausts. Sixty mph arrives in 3.5 seconds with the inevitability of physics, the all-wheel-drive system channeling all available power to the pavement without drama. Yet lift off the throttle and the TrackHawk settles into a comfortable, composed cruiser, the adaptive suspension smoothing pavement irregularities while the cabin remains surprisingly quiet.

The massive Brembo brakes provide supercar-grade stopping power, the firm pedal offering excellent feel and fade-free performance even after repeated hard use. Through corners, the TrackHawk defies its 5,363-pound mass with flat, controlled body motions and surprising agility. The steering weights up appropriately at speed, providing confidence-inspiring feedback. This isn’t a sports car—the laws of physics still apply—but it’s shockingly capable for something that seats five and swallows cargo. The duality is intoxicating: savage performance wrapped in family-friendly practicality.