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1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee auction results

Grand Cherokees · sold since December 2023

$5,500 to $9,500

Most sales landed here.

  • 50,000 to 100,000 miles, 5 sales, too few for a range
  • Over 100,000 miles, 5 sales, too few for a range
Sales through October 2026. Latest Grand Cherokee sale: October 2026.

The 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee sold 11 times at auction since December 2023, as of November 1, 2026.

Every 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
1J4GZ58Y1TC2715761J4GZ58Y1TC2715761Sold $11,000 ($11,550 with buyer's fee)Oct 202637,000
1J4FX58SXTC1832521J4FX58SXTC1832521Sold $6,000 ($6,300 with buyer's fee)Oct 202582,000
1J4GZ78Y1TC2676841J4GZ78Y1TC2676841Sold $10,750 ($11,288 with buyer's fee)Oct 202590,000
1J4GZ78YXTC3646561J4GZ78YXTC3646561Sold $7,100 ($7,455 with buyer's fee)Jun 202588,000
1J4GZ78YXTC2165241J4GZ78YXTC2165241Sold $15,500 ($16,275 with buyer's fee)Apr 202545,000
1J4GZ78S2TC3450761J4GZ78S2TC3450761Sold $22,250 ($23,363 with buyer's fee)Nov 202426,000
1J4EZ58SOTC1355861J4EZ58SOTC1355861Sold $5,200 ($5,460 with buyer's fee)Oct 202479,000
1J4GZ78Y9TC2978551J4GZ78Y9TC2978551Sold $5,825 ($6,087 with buyer's fee)Sep 2024149,400
1J4GZ78Y3TC3165511J4GZ78Y3TC3165511Sold $10,750 ($11,288 with buyer's fee)May 202456,000
1J4GZ78S0TC2356921J4GZ78S0TC2356922Sold $4,600 ($4,850 with buyer's fee)Mar 2024112,000
1J4GZ78Y1TC3907391J4GZ78Y1TC3907391Sold $8,500 ($8,925 with buyer's fee)Feb 2024111,000
1J4GZ78Y3TC2299551J4GZ78Y3TC2299551Sold $6,000 ($6,300 with buyer's fee)Dec 2023155,000
1J4GZ78Y9TC2187821J4GZ78Y9TC2187821Sold $12,250 ($12,863 with buyer's fee)Jul 202348,000
1J4GZ78Y1TC3609501J4GZ78Y1TC3609501Sold $18,500 ($19,425 with buyer's fee)Apr 202365,000
1J4EZ58Y8TC1327321J4EZ58Y8TC1327321Sold $7,600Mar 2023118,571
1J4GZ78S5TC4019951J4GZ78S5TC4019951Sold $12,250 ($12,801 with buyer's fee)Feb 202351,500

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Why it looks like this

No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The typical range of those sales. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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