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Jeep has finally pulled back the curtain on a vehicle that they’ve been quietly developing for the last few years. The 2026 Jeep Recon is the first fully electric Jeep that’s built to handle real off-road work while keeping the open-air freedom that Jeep owners love. In other words, this is Jeep taking EV innovation beyond a road-only concept with terrain modes added later.

The Recon is showing up at a unique moment. Most of the EV’s on the market are aiming for luxury or efficiency first (and capability second). 

Jeep is coming at it from a totally different view point, creating something electric with real off-roading DNA.

Here’s what stands out to us:

• True Trail-Rated Capability: It’s [...]

If you’ve shopped for a new car or truck in the last couple of years, you’ve probably noticed something: the exact model you want isn’t always sitting on the lot. Maybe the color’s not right, or the trim doesn’t have the tow package you need, or the features you were hoping for just aren’t there. A lot of Ohio buyers end up walking around the dealership thinking, “I like this… but I wish it had ____.”

That’s exactly why more people are ordering their vehicle instead of settling for what happens to be available.

Ordering used to feel like something only big fleet buyers did. Now it’s become a normal, practical way for everyday shoppers to get a vehicle built exactly the way they want it – nothing extra, nothing missing.

One thing that changed people’s minds is time. During the last few years, inventory everywhere got [...]

RAM is in the middle of a big shift. One that a lot of truck shoppers in Ohio have been waiting for. After years of relying on the legendary HEMI V8, RAM is rolling out its new Hurricane Twin-Turbo inline-six engine. And while change can make some truck fans nervous, this is one upgrade that deserves attention.

If you tow or just want more power without feeling it at the pump, the Hurricane engine is the biggest step forward RAM has taken in years.

The Hurricane is a 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six built to outperform the outgoing 5.7L HEMI in almost every category:

• More horsepower
• More torque
• Better fuel efficiency
• Lower emissions
• Smoother [...]

Thinking about trading in your car? It’s one of the easiest ways to cut down the cost of your next vehicle. Whether you’re eyeing a new RAM, a used Jeep, or maybe upgrading to a Chrysler Pacifica, bringing us your current vehicle can make the process smoother (and save you some money).

At Sherry Chrysler, we keep trade-ins simple. You tell us about your car, we take a look, and you get a fair offer based on what it’s actually worth. And if you take a few small steps ahead of time, you can often squeeze a little more value out of your trade. Here’s how.

Before you stop by any dealership, it’s worth having a rough idea of what your car might bring. Websites [...]

The Jeep Wrangler has always been more than a vehicle. It represents freedom, confidence, and adventure. The 2026 Jeep Wrangler continues that legacy while bringing modern comfort and technology to everyday driving. It is equally at home exploring scenic roads or cruising through city streets.

For drivers across the Dayton area, the Wrangler fits an active lifestyle. Whether it is commuting, weekend exploring, or daily errands, this SUV offers strength, flexibility, and unmistakable style.

The 2026 Wrangler lineup includes several trims designed to match different needs and driving preferences.

Available Wrangler trims include:

• Sport: Classic design and dependable performance for everyday adventure.

• Willys: Rugged styling [...]

Truck fans asked for it, and Ram listened. After a short hiatus in 2025, the legendary HEMI V8 is officially back under the hood of the new 2026 Ram 1500. For drivers who crave that unmistakable growl, effortless torque, and old-school muscle, this return feels like a happy homecoming.

For years, Ram’s HEMI has been synonymous with power, reliability, and pure attitude. When they announced the switch to the twin-turbo Hurricane inline-six, some (okay, most) drivers weren’t quite ready to let go of the V8. Now, they don’t have to.

Why Ram Brought Back the HEMI V8

When the 2025 Ram lineup debuted with the new Hurricane engine, the performance numbers were great on paper. But something was missing. Truck lovers wanted the heart-thumping rumble and proven muscle of the HEMI.

So in 2026, Ram decided to bring it back. The brand [...]

If you’re browsing for a Jeep Grand Cherokee for sale in Ohio, you’ve probably noticed that the 2025 lineup offers two main configurations: the standard 2-row Grand Cherokee and the extended 3-row model called the Grand Cherokee L. At Sherry Chrysler, we want local shoppers from Dayton, Piqua, Troy, Sidney, Vandalia, Tipp City, Greenville, and Urbana to feel confident about which version fits their lifestyle best.

In this guide, we’ll walk through the differences, strengths, and tradeoffs between the 2-row and 3-row models. By the end, you should have a clearer picture of which Jeep Grand Cherokee is a better match for your day-to-day driving and family needs.

Before diving into the comparisons, here are a few headline features and specs of the 2025 Grand Cherokee lineup you’ll want to keep in mind:

So Jeep just dropped some news that has us pretty excited here in Piqua: they’re bringing back the Cherokee as a hybrid for 2026. Yeah, you read that right – the Cherokee is making a comeback, and this time it’s got some serious efficiency credentials to go with that legendary Jeep capability.

If you’ve been following Jeep for a while, you know they’ve been on a bit of a hybrid kick lately. The Wrangler 4xe and Grand Cherokee 4xe have been pretty successful, and now they’re applying that same thinking to a vehicle that a lot of Ohio families have been missing – a right-sized SUV that can handle real life without breaking the bank at the gas pump.

Look, nobody’s buying vehicles just to save the planet anymore – though that’s nice if it happens. People want something that makes financial sense, and hybrid technology has gotten [...]

Need to haul a boat? Tow your camper to Yellowstone? Move some heavy equipment? Then you’re probably wondering what a RAM truck can actually pull. The specs get pretty confusing when you start digging into different engines and configurations, so we figured we’d break it all down for you.

We sell a lot of RAM trucks here at Sherry Chrysler, and towing capacity comes up in just about every conversation. Some folks need to pull 5,000 pounds occasionally, others are hauling 30,000 pounds every day for work. The trick is matching your truck to what you’re actually doing, not just buying the biggest one you can find.

The 1500 handles what most folks need to tow without getting into the heavy-duty world. You’re looking at anywhere from about 7,700 pounds up to 12,750 pounds, depending on how it’s set up.