Does a jeep cherokee have a frame?

Second generation Jeep Grand Cherokees were manufactured using a "unibody" chassis instead of a traditional "body on frame" design. They became the first mid-sized SUV to offer this design and spearheaded the construction of most modern SUV's. A unibody combines a vehicle's frame and body into one structural component. A traditional frame is manufactured separately from the body before they are fused together. The result is a heavier, less efficient and clumsier vehicle. The Jeep Grand Cherokee's unibody support translates to a lighter, roomier, safer and more economical vehicle. 2020 models of the Jeep Grand Cherokee feature a curb weight of 4,513 to 5,356 lbs and average 19 mpg in the city and up to 26 mpg on the highway.