2015 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk 4×4 Road Test Review
What's a Trailhawk? It's certainly no diurnal bird of prey, no accipitrinae seeking out snakes, lizards, mice, rabbits, squirrels, fish and defenseless birds from a lofty perch above. The Trailhawk can venture where most of the slithering and crawling land-bound creatures on the latter list abide, and do so quickly, although even if it were equipped with a shot of SRT growth hormones (which it unfortunately doesn't get) it couldn't reach the 322 km/h (200 mph) max velocity of a peregrine amid its hunting stoop, but then again it would likely feel quite comfortable at the red-tailed hawk's 193 km/h (120 mph) top d(r)iving speed. And while the Trailhawk's LED-enhanced bi-function halogen projectors shed a fair amount of forward light they're not quite as impressive as the ultra-sharp vision of any old hawk, the four-wheeled animalistically capable off-roader's complete lack of retinal photoreceptors no match for the buteo raptor's million per square millimeter, but at least Jeep's latest Read Full Story