Can The 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Pass The Infamous Moose Test?

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Travis Okulski
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The 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which is pictured above, didn't do particularly well in Scandanavia's industry standard Moose Test, which is to show how a car reacts when a moose wanders onto the road. Have they fixed it for 2014?

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Even at a reasonable speed of 70 KMH, which is about 45 MPH, the Grand Cherokee exhibited a crazy tendency to try and kill its occupants, nearly rolling over about 20 times.

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For 2014, Jeep took the issue pretty seriously and came back with the refreshed SUV to take on the Moose Test once more. And instead of being terrifying, it's way steadier. Check it out on Teknikens Varld.