CDJR Model Research: Natick

CDJR Model Research: Natick

Buying a truck or an SUV is a research project, and the useful information usually ends up scattered across a dozen browser tabs. These guides pull it into one place: what each 2026 trim actually includes, which engine belongs in which driveway, and what the out-the-door number really is once Massachusetts adds its share. Brigham-Gill Village CDJR is at 817 Worcester Street in Natick, on Route 9.

2026 Ram 1500 front three-quarter view

2026 Ram 1500

Ten trims, four engines, and one big piece of news: the 5.7L HEMI V8 is back for 2026 after sitting out a year. The ladder runs from the honest Tradesman work truck up through the volume Big Horn, the off-road Rebel, and the 540-hp RHO, finishing at the Tungsten flagship. Start with the overview, or go straight to the trim you already have your eye on.

2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee front three-quarter view

2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Six trims, a refreshed cabin, and a new 324-hp Hurricane turbo four joining the familiar V6. It is the SUV most MetroWest families compare everything else against, and the distance between a Laredo and a Summit is wider than the shared badge suggests. These guides walk the ladder rung by rung.

How to use these guides

Every page stands on its own, so there is no wrong place to start. Know the model but not the trim? The comparison guides are the shortest path. Know the trim and want the number? The pricing and leasing guides cover the flat 6.25% Massachusetts sales tax and the annual municipal motor-vehicle excise bill. Already own the vehicle? The service guides are the practical ones. Brigham-Gill Village CDJR is part of The Village Automotive Group.