Jeep Grand Wagoneer

Jeep brought back the iconic Grand Wagoneer nameplate for 2022, reviving the brand’s flagship luxury SUV after a multiple-decade hiatus. The all-new Grand Wagoneer featured premium cabin materials, advanced technology features, and a powerful 6.4-liter Hemi V-8 engine to challenge rivals like the Cadillac Escalade and Land Rover Range Rover. With a starting price around $90,000 and fully loaded versions checking in well beyond the $100K mark, the Grand Wagoneer was clearly positioned as a full-luxury full-size SUV. An extended-length Grand Wagoneer L joined the roster for 2023, providing an additional 12 inches in length for more cargo space behind the third row. Also new for 2023 was a 510-horsepower, twin-turbo six-cylinder engine that delivered even more power than the standard Hemi V-8 (which was discontinued for 2024). Jeep also sells a less ritzy version of the Grand Wagoneer, simply named the Wagoneer.

Jeep briefly brought back the Grand Wagoneer name for 1993 on a flagship luxury version of its Grand Cherokee mid-size SUV. The Grand Wagoneer built upon the luxury features of the Grand Cherokee, with a cushy suspension, large and comfortable seats, and various convenience and comfort features like dual cupholders, a large storage bin, and well-placed instrumentation and controls. It also came standard with a driver’s side airbag, four-wheel antilock brakes, four-wheel drive and the Grand Cherokee’s line-topping engine: a 220-horsepower, 5.2-liter V-8.