The Jeep Wagoneer and also Grand Wagoneer are currently the largest of the full-size American SUVs, outstretching the typical size GM SUVs and also the Expedition/Navigator set by regarding 4 inches each. The one location Jeep does not have a response for is versus the expanded wheelbase variations of various other full-size SUVs. We’re discussing the Suburban, Yukon XL, Escalade ESV, Exploration Max and also Navigator L. Every one of those outstretch the Wagoneer and also Grand Wagoneer, however Jeep’s absence of existence in the lengthy wheelbase group does not resemble it’ll last a lot longer if these most current spy shots are any type of indicator.
Among our shooters captured a Wagoneer screening with what is a clearly longer wheelbase than the present SUV. It’s apparent, since the lengthy wheelbase vehicle was captured driving right before a basic Wagoneer, enabling us to contrast the dimension of them.
Besides just showing up much longer, there are a pair obvious indications of this Wagoneer’s longer size. For one, the back door’s cut line is various in the camouflage would certainly SUV, as it runs right to the sill rather than right into the back fender. When you contrast the rearmost home windows side-by-side, the lengthy wheelbase design’s home window extends an excellent little bit longer than the typical size design’s home window.
This proof informs us that the extra-big Wagoneer and also Grand Wagoneer are most likely on their method quickly. When it does launch, we think the added wheelbase will certainly leave us with a lot more freight space, and also perhaps even much more area in the 3rd and also 2nd rows.
Gas economic situation isn’t considerably influenced by including size to the lengthy wheelbase GM or Ford SUVs, so we can really hope the exact same for these Jeeps– it’s currently parsimonious sufficient with the 6.4-liter V8 in the Grand Wagoneer. We’re uncertain when the lengthy wheelbase variations will certainly introduce specifically, however we think the earliest feasible expose would certainly be for the 2023 design year.
For even more Jeep things, enjoy this video clip of the 2021 Wrangler.