Short answer: there wasn’t a 2023 Grand Cherokee Trackhawk—Jeep retired the supercharged sledgehammer with the previous WK2 generation. If you want the loud, unruly one, you’re looking at used 2018–2021 examples in Australia packing a 6.2‑litre supercharged V8 with about 522 kW and 868 Nm. That’s roughly 0–100 km/h in ~3.7–3.9 s, assuming your breakfast behaves. Prices vary wildly; clean, low‑km cars can run well into six figures (AUD), so treat “cheap” with suspicion. The current WL Grand Cherokee is civilised and quick-ish, just not hellcat‑howling. Consult official documentation for exact figures.
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