how much do jeeps cost

Short answer: in Australia, new Jeeps run from about $45k–$130k+ drive‑away depending on model and options—think Compass at the lower end; Wrangler, Gladiator and Grand Cherokee climbing steadily.

On the used market, expect anything from $7k–$20k for older Compass/Cherokee workhorses, $20k–$50k for mid‑2010s Grand Cherokees, and $35k–$90k for Wranglers and Gladiators depending on spec, mods and mileage. Prices wobble with condition, service history and accessories—winches and snorkels don’t grow on trees. Budget for insurance, tyres (big ones aren’t cheap), and the inevitable “just one more” accessory. If you’re shopping around, Tradingpost and CarShowroom often show a decent cross‑section of the market. Bring a sharp eye and a pre‑purchase inspection; your wallet will thank you.