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According to CarsDirect, Jeep is raising the price of its Wagoneer as well as the Grand Wagoneer by $850. The Wagoneer’s least expensive model now costs $68,845, before the $2,000 destination fee. The luxury-focused Grand Wagoneer costs $87,845.
CarsDirect states that there are currently no incentives for the Grand Wagoneer or Wagoneer. The Wagoneer’s strong residual values might make leasing it a viable option.
The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer have the same dimensions. However, the Grand Wagoneer is larger and more luxurious. The SUV can carry up to 10,000 pounds and has seating for eight people.
The mild-hybrid V8 of 5.7-liter makes 392 horsepower (292 Kilowatts) as well as 404 pound-feet (548 Newton meters). Grand Wagoneer gets a 6.4-liter V8 which generates 471 horsepower (351 kW), and 455 lb.ft (617Nm).
Jeep offers three types of four-wheel drive to suit your off-roading needs. Quadra-Drive II is the range-topping model. It features a two-speed transmission case and an electronic limited-slip diff. The Grand model comes standard with an air suspension, while the Wagoneer has the option of air suspension.
The cabin is a major strength of these models. Each model comes with a standard digital instrument cluster measuring 10.3 inches for the Grand Wagoneer and 12.3 inches for the Wagoneer. Standard leather upholstery is available. Series II and Series III grades are made with better Palermo leather.
All Grand Wagoneer grades and the Wagoneer Series III trim get a McIntosh stereo system with 19 speakers. The Grand Wagoneer Series III features a sound system that includes 23 speakers.
Jeep’s parent Stellantis reports sales quarterly. Because the Wagoneer twins have yet to be delivered, it is not possible to estimate their popularity with buyers.