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Jeep remains one of the top brands for those who seek out rugged vehicles for off-roading adventures, but with the introduction of the new Wagoneer sub-brand, the automaker has taken a step in a different direction. While many assume new Wagoneer SUVs are halo products in the Jeep range - as suggested by overt aesthetic cues - they are separate entirely. Wagoneer vehicles are indeed flagship products, but they fall under the Wagoneer sub-brand and are thus sans any Jeep branding.

List of New Wagoneer Models and Prices

This is a list of the Wagoneer SUV models in the all-new lineup sold in the USA:

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Jeep Grand Wagoneer	510 hp	3.0L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 Gas	$90,495
Jeep Wagoneer	420 hp	3.0L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 Gas	$61,595
Jeep Wagoneer S	TBC	TBC	TBC
Jeep Grand Wagoneer L	510 hp	3.0L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 Gas	$93,495
Jeep Wagoneer L	420 hp	3.0L Twin-Turbo Inline-6 Gas	$64,595

What to Consider When Buying From The All-New Wagoneer Lineup

Jeep has had a long history in America as the premier supplier of top-notch off-roading vehicles, but it has always lagged behind the likes of Land Rover when it comes to refinement and luxury. That is about to change; but as exciting as it is to see new premium Wagoneer models for sale in the USA, there are advantages and disadvantages to consider before signing on the dotted line.

Pros

Looks the part of a premium vehicle, inside and out
Sublime ride comfort
Loads of interior space
High-quality interior with luxury as a focus
Powerful engines with mild-hybrid assistance
Excellent features availability with loads of tech
Variable steering for easy maneuvering
Extended wheelbase option for even more seating space

Cons

Expensive starting prices
Generic, uninspired looks
Thirsty engines mean you’ll be spending a lot at the pumps
Top-heavy handling due to sheer size

FAQs

Is Wagoneer a Jeep or a new brand?

In a similar way to how General Motors made the Denali nameplate separate from the rest of the GMC lineup, Wagoneer is not a new brand on its own. And it’s also not a rebranding of Jeep. Instead, Wagoneer can be seen as Jeep’s premium brand, just like Lexus is Toyota’s or Linocln is Ford’s.

What is the price of new Wagoneer models?

There are only a few models in the lineup so far, and they are all quite expensive. The cheapest is simply called the Wagoneer, and it starts at around $60,000, though it gets a little pricier if you opt for the extended-length version. Similarly, the full-size Grand Wagoneer asks for approximately $90k, and the L variant raises the price to $110k, depending on options.

Why doesn’t the Wagoneer have a Jeep logo?

Wagoneer vehicles, despite currently falling under Jeep, are marketed separately without Jeep branding. This is an attempt by the manufacturer to position the new Wagoneer vehicles as premium and high-end products in their own right. While Wagoneer is currently seen as a sub-brand, it may become Jeep’s official luxury brand in days to come.

Who makes the Grand Wagoneer?

The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are both produced by the Jeep division of Stellantis North America. While these models still fall under the Jeep automaker, there will be all new vehicles from the automotive performance sub-brand.

Are there any electric Wagoneer models?

Just like Jeep, the new premium Wagoneer brand seems keen to make name for itself in the EV segment. As such, it will be bringing out a line of electric SUVs, starting with the Wagoneer S. More will likely be announced in the future.