Oh, don't get me wrong. The Grand Cherokee was very comfortable for what it was. It rode just fine considering it had solid axles. The lift didn't add to much stiffness. But it was still a fairly serious trail rig.
It was noisy on the highway because of the aggressive tires and poor aerodynamics. It's handling was decent...for a two story building.
Not to mention that the technology differences between a 1995 SUV and a 2016 SUV are substantial. Adaptive cruise control, lane keep technology, built in navigation...hell, the Outback can damn near drive itself. For eating up miles, the Jeep doesn't even come close. New Jeeps also make the 95 Grand look rather primitive as well.