We are buying a used 2022 Wagoneer Series III to tow behind our RV and it’s big enough to tow our Tri-toon boat and selling a 2000 Jeep GC and 2013 Yukon Denali. It will be nice to get rid of 2 cars for 1 dual purpose vehicle. We are excited to have it shipped to us soon. Thank you for your service!
A few things, just to help if you didn’t know, which you probably already do. (1) You have to get the Wagoneer “L” or Grand Wagoneer “L” to get the extended wheelbase. (2) you can extend the Jeep’s bumper-to-bumper warranty up to 8 years / 125,000 miles (3) The new 3.0L Inline-6 has replaced the 5.7L and 6.4L HEMI engines, and most people agree that it is a better fit for the vehicle since it is smoother, nearly silent, and has way more power, plus marginally better MPG’s. You can get the V8 on the Series 1 variants, but not the Series 2, 3, or Carbide additions. Wagoneer L and Grand Wagoneer L models are only available with the I-6. It is turbo charged. (3) Ford offers the best extended b-2-b policy, which covers the vehicle up to 10 years / 175,000 miles. The equivalent vehicle would be the Expedition MAX OR Navigator L, both of which also use turbo charged 6 cylinders.
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You’re 100% correct. Topping off is always good policy. We do the same. One never knows when you might get stuck in traffic or end up in an area w/o power.
Fun fact: The average engine consumes less than a half gallon of gas idling per hour. So even if you found yourself stuck in traffic for 10 straight hours, you wouldn't even use 5 gallons of gas. And with the typical 3 gallons of reserve capacity, you'd have to get stuck in that 10 hour traffic jam with your low fuel light on to even have any worries at all.
2010 Jeep Commander 300000 miles no recall no problems for 13 years. First time needed to be towed was in February of 2023 when my water pump went. Would give anything to buy a Wagoneer but way out of my price range. Hope to keep “ Big Red” going for as long as possible. Love my Commander. Oh and my navigator never failed but WAZE has.
I had an 09 Commander I got 205k out of. Drove it daily since November ‘09, water pump went out this summer, and cracked the head 🫣 only problem I EVER had out of it! Now the wife wants a Wagoneer.
Having a 2023 GW-L S3, I can attest to everything you referenced. The automated functions aren't perfect, of course (none of them in the industry have yet to have full confidence), but it's quite handy. Takes a bit to get used to, with just letting the vehicle completely take over aside from being able to halt itself at a stop light (barring there are no cars in front of you to give itself a signal to slow/stop). However, after being diagnosed with trigger point issues and it impacting use of my hands, being able to lean on the automated features when needed for an assist is great.
Am interested in a Wagoner and found your overview interesting journey with it. It’s between this and the Tahoe and I’m doing my due diligence…your review was so real!
This is awesome! Placed an order on the Grand W. Short back and can't wait! We're in the queue line next to build. Happy about your review. Thanks for sharing.
Just had a Wagonerr as a rental car, WOW was i impressed with this SUV., incredible power and performance!!! Didn’t like all the cheap plastic tho, but the TT-I-6 was a powerhouse!!! 510-hp is excellent for this big truck
I own the 2023 GW series 3. With 4 kids and the wife we drove it from Colorado to Florida and up the East Coast. Total of 11k miles with one accident. We were rear ended in Florida at a traffic light. So far the damage is estimated at 10k. So not the end of the world. All in all, this inline 6 SUV has been a top notch. Minor complaints that just are not worth mentioning except I do believe that the air circulation could be better. I am also going to trade ours in for the L version. Not that it is necessary for 70% of our driving, but that extra room on our road-trips would be welcomed. Great video btw
You know how to pack cause you’re Army. My father packed up ‘59 Mercury station wagon for a family of 7 for a camping vacation. He knew how to pack that vehicle cause he was Army also! Not to mention setting up camp.Thank you for your service!👍🙏
Bro, you need your own show. Although I like this vehicle I will probably never get it bcuz I can't afford it, yet I watched the whole video. I truly appreciate you just keeping it real. I can't keep up, I'm still just trying to get nice rims for my Jeep SRT, LOL. Stay real, stay blessed brutha.
Thanks so much for this video Sir. I love these and I am torn between this one and the Suburban. You seem like a cool guy and thank you for your service Sir. !!!!
Please share a link to the 2024 Wagoneer. I've only seen info on the 2024 electric version. I can't believe the 2022/2023's Wagoneer Series 3 don't have power fold mirrors as an option. Only available with the Grands. Is that standard in the 2024's? With a vehicle that wide, it should be standard. Thanks!
OMG tell me about it. I bought a 2022 Wagoneer S3 and I was disgusted with the fact it didn't have folding mirrors. I thought that was bs smdh. Should have been standard at that price.
Nice video and great content on your review on this vehicle and your experience on the road trip. Came across this just now and I was curious on why u where trading it. I myself just purchased a 23 wagoneer 4x2 with the incline 6. So far so good but I am blown away on how comfortable the drive is from driving a ram 5.7 for 6 years. Keep up the great reviews on this outstanding vehicle.
As a Chicagoian (born and raised), im so glad your visit here changed your worldview on us as a city. It truly is a magnificent city that gets its name drug through the mud by the media. Glad you enjoyed yourself. Were you at the McCormick center by any chance?
@@EastCoastJeepSRT they host the auto show there. When you said Illinois Center I thought McCormick center by default, forgetting there's actually an Illinois Center off Michigan Ave too lol.
Perfect video. I love the Grand Wagoner Absidion. Will be getting it all BLACKED OUT with the tan interior,and all options. Good luck,and the new owner will be getting a well maintained Wagoner .
Love the Wagoneer....floats down the road over bumps and quiet. Steering very easy makes the big SUV feel small. Sits on a 2500 frame so kids and wife are safer while on the road.
I recently took a 15 Hour Rd. trip from Florida to Indianapolis in a Ford expedition. I did not let it drop below half. Something about keeping it full.
I have an 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited with a 5.7 what's a multi-displacement engine and I can also use regular 87 octane gas or 91 and sometimes I use e85 and it still runs great it's how you take care of it and it's paid off too
The reason why there aren't guardrails in most western states is because of snow removal. You can't push the snow off the road(s) if there are guardrails.
sounds as if westernersknow how to keep it on th road. We're in the east and there are many mountain roads without guardrails. We don't fall off here either. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@EastCoastJeepSRT
Grand Wagoneer S3 Obsidian owner here! Totally get what you mean with the Uconnect… very buggy. Actually had the entire screen replaced because it was so slow. I’ve had my share of issues with it… 7 service appointments for random issues not including the 3 recalls YTD. Don’t regret buying it in the slightest love the 6.4. What’s your reasoning for not liking the 6.4?
Had a lot of 6.4L owners hit me up back when I had the SRT to tell me they experienced the lifter issue. That failure is an expensive one. I was shocked at how many people experience that, so it turned me away from that engine permanently
I got my new-to-me series 1 2022 Wagoneer with 44k miles for $28k (had moderate hail damage) because of your video! Very in-depth and showed what I was mainly interested in. I had a 19 Ram Laramie with a panoramic roof, which I miss more than anything! I got a 2022 because I wanted the Hemi. I do not want the TTi6 engine, the jury is still out on that engine. I may look to trade up in the next few years, hopefully Stellantis brings back the hemi.
I have a 2022 with the 5.7L and I recently rented a 2023 with the twin tubos and that's the worst thing Jeep did to this vehicle. The new Wagoneers and Grand Wagoneer no longer comes with the Hemi 5.7L or the 6.2L. The average mile I got was 13.5 mpgs on the highway
LOVED you calling out those "brand-nomers"! I hate that crap! They all talk their crap as if their "BRAND" is absolutely flawless and perfect, which is impossible. I've been Mopar my entire life, and all of the good FAR outweighs the little gremlins and annoyances. I'm on my third Powerwagon right now, and it's not my third because I got rid of the previous two because of problems, it's just about upgrading to newer models and getting newer gadgets and gizmo's and features. I really love the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer and I'm sure one of those is in my near future as we have a big family with lots of stuff and we like to travel. I just gotta check the tow capacity and towing reviews for the RV pulling.
You’re right. Every brand will have warranty issues. No one is perfect. You just hope the vehicle you get has a limited amount of gremlins and if you do, fix it and keep rolling
Yep, my AF retired Dad taught us to top off the tank. I always do, same rational. LOL. We're moving my kiddo into college next month and need a larger vehicle to move her in. I'm just going to rent a vehicle but cargo space is definitely needed. Thanks for the video.
@@laelnoni we just got back from a trip to Maine this past weekend. 8.5 hour drive, and now tomorrow we’re driving to Florida. Taking this truck the entire length of the East Coast in two weeks and love it!
Listen TY for actually exploring Chicago! I moved there in 2020, being from Wisconsin I knew it was an awesome place to be. He said it, it’s clean!!! I worked in the east coast and lived in Philly for 8 months and lemme tell you it’s day and night! ❤❤❤
In my family we have a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 Limited 2010 with 107.000 miles on it and we love it. We just use it for road trips across Venezuela which is my country and right here we love the Jeep brand. This right here was a great video. New subscriber. Have a good one and keep enjoying your Jeep.
Hmmm.. You have a Wagoneer which means it has the 5.7L Hemi in there The recommended fuel for the Wagoneer is 89 octane but will run on 87 octane just fine. Premium fuel is not required. So you are incorrect in saying yours needs premium only. The only one that needs premium is the Grand Wagoneer with the 6.4L Hemi, which you do not have.
Octane ratings vary from state to state. Jeep recommends 89 minimum for the 5.7, although it “can” use 87 its not recommended. So technically you call anything under 91 octane “midrange” unless it’s 87 which would be considered “regular”. Not all gas has 10% Ethanol across the country either, and if you’ve ever raced anything in your life you know testing gas will tell you that just because the gas station says it’s “X” doesn’t mean it’s always good. So with the 5.7 I go with 91 minimum, Premium, because the higher octane is recommended. Don’t pull out technical specs here guy. You’re not talking to someone that doesn’t know what he’s talking about. No one says “midrange”. Anything not regular is premium gas. smfh
@@EastCoastJeepSRT fyi I have and still do run regular 87 octane in every 5.7l I have ever owned. Really the only engines that actually require 91 is the super charged hell cat engines and the new I6
Hey man! I just stumbled across your channel. I have a video for you to watch. Auto Auction Rebuilds Grand Wagoneer experience and see how much miles he put in a month. Just saying maybe you would want to watch that idk. Cool video man! Have a great day!
Was behind a new Grand Wagoner painted in black with chrome shinny wheels and trim while waiting in line to get my hamburger at Carls Jr. I am in my baby Promaster City van. One: that big Jeep is really big! Two: it’s a beautiful really good looking Jeep. Did I mention it was really big?
Good video. With my growing family I was looking at either Tahoe or ford expedition and completely left out the wagoneer. Are you glad you went with the wagoneer compared to other large suvs like the expedition or Tahoe? I may need to reconsider the wagoneer especially with he longer version. With your next Wagoneer I would recommend getting the front PPF’d. Would give you peace of mind knowing you can can spray and wipe with some elbow grease and not scratch up the paint. Brave family doing that road trip with a baby !
I’ve rented the Tahoe and Suburban, but never the Expedition. The seats inside the Wagoneer are very similar to a Suburban or Tahoe, and the space is crazy big. Definitely happy we went with it, and ppf is a must! We just never thought we’d take this car that far across country!
When we do road-trips in our 23 GW III, we remove the middle seat in the second row. Yes, that is exactly why we got the 2ed row seat option. Having that seat removed allows for easier access for the kids.
I have an expedition and a Sierra 1500 Denali ( same seats as in suburban/ Yukon/ Tahoe). I would like to say that seats in GM are not comfortable. Front seats are too short, lacking thigh support. Stepping into the expedition, instantly you feel the seat is more plushy. Hope this helps you.😊
@@darrint2350so you bought the bench but remove that middle seat for temporary captain seats? I know people do this in expeditions. Didn’t release you could in the wagoneer.
Me USAF 1984-90 had just topped off at Baker summit, got back on the 15 heading to Vegas from So Cal 2mi up the 15 sadly a multicar fatality accident had occurred, sat on the 15 freeway in 110 degree heat for 4 hours, I was good. Kept my water bottles for you know what else millitary training teaches us about disposing of our bio waste and the enemy not being able to follow a waste trail. Thanks for the great review. Will you be happy with the new straight Twin turbo in line 6?
That six cylinder has major problems with overheating. Chrysler has used it for 4 years in the Jeep and did nothing about the problem. Now they they are putting it in the Ram. Just recently they have started to warranty the engine but have not addressed the thermostat which is the problem. Typical Chrysler BS. My diehard Dodge buddy just bought a new Ram with the 6 and got talked into buying a $4000 extended warranty to cover the engine problem that the Dodge Boys should be addressing, not selling warrenties to cover the crap they are producing. Plus don't forget the ECU problems they aren't fixing either.
Never had a issue with my uconnect. Had screen delamination, but never a glitch with software. If I was going to king size my suv, I'd probably after towards Cadillac. But Durango is big enough for my needs and I still get to keep my SRT driving experience.
I have U-connect in my Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, 2022, and my Chrysler 300c Platinum 2019, never a problem. We just bought a new Grand Wagoneer with a 3.0L Twin Turbo Hurricane inline-six that is outstanding and has the latest U-Connect system. Ours is not the L, it is the Series 3 regular length and I too am sick to death of people telling me Jeep has issues. I have never owned anything but Chrysler vehicles and the only problem I have had is a faulty battery in a 2015 Chrysler 300c, which was replaced under warranty.
I have a 2020 ram with the 8.4 inch screen and never had one bug with the unconnected screent its always there and solid. What do you think of the new inline 6 hurricane engine in all ram 1500 and help wagoneer and Grand wagoneer.
Thank you for the final pep talk lol because I REALLY wanna buy a Wagoner but online reviews are killing me. I love it more than any vehicle out there, and I test drove it yesterday and it was soo smooth.
Please consider PPF to the front of your vehicle. Hurt watching how many bugs and rock chips on the front of the truck. On our trips for family of 5 we needed to add Thule trailer hitch for added room inside, way better! We have a 22 Yukon. Nice vid Sir!
@@EastCoastJeepSRT I can't afford it but I can dream...lol I have a friend that wants to purchase a SUV and they've been looking at them and it just so happened I came across your video!!!
@@Crusaderhun Can you educate me, please? I've watched a lot of X7 reviews here on TH-cam and its like one of the best ride in terms of comfort, interior quality, and technology. Then here you are saying that the Grand Wagoneer is an upgrade? What am I missing? Thanks in advance 👍
@@goochigoochs3836 It's an upgrade in size, power, towing capability and cargo capacity. Also the X7s 3rd row is more for emergencies or small kids, the GW's 3rd row can be used by anyone. Interior quality is very similar, bmw is better at some stuff, while the GW is better at others. I really comes down to size at the end of the day
@@christinaherren you’re gonna love it! Especially out that way because when we went to Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and Zion, we saw a lot of them driving around. Are you familiar with ACC “Adaptive Cruise Control”? If you’re gonna drive long distances it’s good to use. Other than that you can store extra water, baby diapers if you have a little one, or just extra stuff under the back deck. Move the rear floor liner if it has one and lift up on the handle.
I love my wagoneer! I’ve had no issues if anything I’m going to trade it and get the carbide or obsidian because I want black on black everything ! Best suv I’ve owned so far! I got rid of my Tahoe for the wagoneer.
So glad Itook time to listen to your video. Heard so much negativity about JEEP. Every car has something wrong with it, thats why we are given warranties. I gonna trade in my JEEP CHEROKEE L fo a WAGONEER, Thanks for the heads up.
You want a reliable car that you can just drive without spending the extra warranty money get a Lexus GX 460 I got it it's super reliable I told trailers with snowmobiles and ATVs I use it for family vacations obviously I got the tow package middle grade GX I love it I would love to buy an American car unfortunately the quality is just not there so I work hard for my money and I like something with long reliability durability and resale value and I got exactly that.
So your upgrading to the Wagoneer L with the new hurricane engine as well. If you ever have to reset the radio hood the power and tuner button for a few seconds.
Hello, I,ve talked to a few people on why they got a wagoner and they all said they wanted a 7 passenger SUV and they could not find a Yukon or Tahoe on the lot . Jeep has lots that are full, you have your pick of Wagoneers ... Nice interior / funky styling , but you don't drive the outside of the truck.
We did not like the way the Wagoneer looked ascetically in the beginning, but it grew on us. However, after one test drive we were sold. The space, comfort, and amenities it came with beat everything else we looked at. There’s just so much room and driving it feels like you’re sitting in a leather comforter kicked back in your Livingroom on football Sunday. Absolutely love driving it. For me the wk2 platform always looked the best, so when Jeep moved to the new platform I hated the “euro” look and the use of a dial to change gears. I don’t even think about that anymore and have grown to love its look
Sir, I m looking to buy grand wagoneer coz it fit my needs.. needs to fit 6adults and big cargo space is the reason we like to go with it… also great features inside … when I was looking online reliable vehicle there are lot of negative comments out there which push me back little bit then I saw your u-tube video that you r loving this vehicle… I love the vehicle but just want to make sure it reliable on long trip … Please suggest
Hey, a couple things. Our 23 GW IIi came with 22” wheels. The spare is a useless 18”. I never had issues with gas. I drive it almost to empty and at time I got the warning light. I averaged 15mpg over the 11k miles.
Although the spare has 18" wheels, the sidewalls on that tire are taller than the thin profile on the 22 inch wheels. Therefore, both tires have the same circumference and diameter. It's not "useless".
Nope. They gave us $44k for the Durango. We paid $48 a year earlier. We wrote a check for the other $49k. They offered me $45k for my Trackhawk, so I sold it on Facebook Marketplace for $95k with 50001 miles on it. 🤷🏻♂️
Never use chemicals to remove bugs, just high pressurized water. And when possible clean using regular ‘seltzer’ water. ‘Synthetic’ oil change every 7500 miles. I hope you enjoy your Wagoneer because it’s a wonderful vehicle, and so wonderful to take across the country. It feels so safe and secure particularly when driving near 18 wheelers on those long picture perfect highways and byways. We Like stopping at every ‘eatery’ and trying out different foods, Texas has those huge beef ‘bar b q’ ribs, and visiting the amazing roadside hotels and taking pictures of great scenic routes. We’re also thinking about upgrading to the ‘Grand Wagoneer’ and installing a 35 inch flat screen television, and an inflatable bed, and a portable stove, and a tent stored on the roof. Enjoy. NYC/Virginia
Hi handsome. Great channel and car review. A couple of questions: 1st , Im 46 years old , do you recommend joining the army for 2 or 4 years? 2nd , how did your cabin handle the outside noises? 3rd was the cabin sealed from dust and wind ? 4th would you consider getting a 2024 Lexus GX 550 Luxury + or the GX overtrail + ?
1) Age doesn’t matter. Can you pass the PT test for your age group? 6 push ups, 26 sit ups, and a 24 minute 2 mile run is what you’ll need for your age group. 2. The Wagoneer’s canine handles outside noise incredibly well. It’s very quiet inside. 3. No dust or wind gets in. 4. Neither. Don’t know anything about them so I couldn’t give you an honest opinion.
Describing your off-road trip on the one way trail with a drop off is how I felt driving on the million dollar highway out of Ouray, CO heading to Silverton, CO. It was horrifying. Knowing we would have to drive our RV on that road when we left to go to Pagosa Springs we drove around 100 miles out of the way to avoid it.
The car will run on 87 without any issues, This is with the Hurricane engine, inilne 6 cylinder with twin turbo, all it does is back the timing off. Uconnect is how the bluetooth connects to your phone. The in car navigation requires real satellite coverage in order for that to work. Your cell phone is not using 100% GPS satellite for navigation that why that worked.
I'm looking at the 2024 Grand Cherokee, just waiting for it to be announced. Currently have a 2016 Cherokee that has been flawless. Just 51000 miles, but other than tires, brakes, oil changes and inspections, nothing else wrong with it to date. Although looking at your interior, wish they would use less black piano pieces on the newer SUVs. You can see all the dust and finger prints. Like to see carbon fiber or even more leather on some of those surfaces.
The Grand Cherokee has always been the best looking non-luxury SUV. The Wagoneer's exterior is very vanilla and has ZERO charisma. They could've incorporated some of the old Wagoneer features to make it resemble the iconic old Wagoneer shape. Picture John Candy's Wagoneer in "The Great Outdoors" with a modern flare.
Had to laugh about the prehistoric bug comments. We have a 2018 Yukon and took it from NE Ohio to Portland OR. The front end was a complete bug mess. Love that truck!
I won’t hold my breath, my 21 Durango hellcat is still needing rebooting daily and the wagoneer needs rebooted every few weeks. My 21 ram has been perfect
I took my 2012 Jeep Liberty across the country without a problem. She had 150,000 miles with a rebuilt transmission. Extra large trunk. Extra clean and in new condition in silver gray! She can tow up to 5,000 lbs. The Jeep Liberty was designed to replace the classic Cherokee. I get about 15 city 🏙️ and 25 highway 🛣️ Whenever l travel 🧳 l keep at least 1/2 tank of gas. While an Uber driver here in Las Vegas traffic l’m lucky to keep a 1/4 of tank of gas. It cost over $100 dollars 💸 to fill the tank. ⛽️😳 I served in the Army Reserves and the US Navy. 🇺🇸 Thanks for your service!
i actually don't use built in oil life meter, because i don't want it go off at 90% when i'm on my way somewhere, so i set one of customizable digits to permanently display oil mileage... certainly hope the new full digital cluster did not loose the function the old 7" center displays could provide
I was in your shoes. It was either the Wagoneer or the Tahoe LT (my budget). The Tahoe didn’t even come close. Interior style, standard features, sound system, driving experience, etc. not even close. Wagoneer beats it all day.
Hello! We rented a W S2 back in March for Spring Break and my cousin currently owns a GW S3 and both of which we love. The normal Wagoneer was super comfortable and smooth riding perfect for the 16-hour roundtrip we took and had extremely good gas mileage only issue was CarPlay connectivity. My cousin seems to love his Grand and hasn’t talked about any issues since he got it back in September. I also love the Grand Cherokee L as we also rented one of those back in July and I’m looking into getting one as my first car. Overall Jeep has upped their game and I’m excited to see what’s in store for the future.
Just seen your video for the first time no it's been out for a while we bought the wagoneer when it first came out we love it been on many trips with it been the best vehicle that we have bought and ate a long time thinking about trading up this year 2025 see what they got but I have all the vehicles similar to this I find this to be the one of the best
only thing i want to say after a great review like this is.. topping off isnt great for the car itself though. I was taught in winter you fill it at the half way mark, summer you wait until you get down to 20% to preserve the cars life span. I understand your reasoning and it makes sense but im not sure that should be 'the norm'
@@shannonzittlow8462 and totally embarrassing the Escalade since we looked at one and it can’t touch the Wagoneer. Might wanna do the same before commenting in the future, kid.
Quick trick for bugs when you travel. On a freshly cleaned car apply paste wax to the front end and don't wipe it off, at the end of the day wipe it off and reapply the next day.
We are buying a used 2022 Wagoneer Series III to tow behind our RV and it’s big enough to tow our Tri-toon boat and selling a 2000 Jeep GC and 2013 Yukon Denali. It will be nice to get rid of 2 cars for 1 dual purpose vehicle. We are excited to have it shipped to us soon. Thank you for your service!
A few things, just to help if you didn’t know, which you probably already do.
(1) You have to get the Wagoneer “L” or Grand Wagoneer “L” to get the extended wheelbase.
(2) you can extend the Jeep’s bumper-to-bumper warranty up to 8 years / 125,000 miles
(3) The new 3.0L Inline-6 has replaced the 5.7L and 6.4L HEMI engines, and most people agree that it is a better fit for the vehicle since it is smoother, nearly silent, and has way more power, plus marginally better MPG’s. You can get the V8 on the Series 1 variants, but not the Series 2, 3, or Carbide additions. Wagoneer L and Grand Wagoneer L models are only available with the I-6. It is turbo charged.
(3) Ford offers the best extended b-2-b policy, which covers the vehicle up to 10 years / 175,000 miles. The equivalent vehicle would be the Expedition MAX OR Navigator L, both of which also use turbo charged 6 cylinders.
Way more power with an inline ? More opinion on that I think
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MMM I will try that?
This man's sense of humor is classic military. As a Navy and Air Force vet, this video is amazing. Thank you for your service.
Thanks brother
You’re 100% correct.
Topping off is always good policy. We do the same. One never knows when you might get stuck in traffic or end up in an area w/o power.
Fun fact: The average engine consumes less than a half gallon of gas idling per hour. So even if you found yourself stuck in traffic for 10 straight hours, you wouldn't even use 5 gallons of gas. And with the typical 3 gallons of reserve capacity, you'd have to get stuck in that 10 hour traffic jam with your low fuel light on to even have any worries at all.
2010 Jeep Commander 300000 miles no recall no problems for 13 years. First time needed to be towed was in February of 2023 when my water pump went. Would give anything to buy a Wagoneer but way out of my price range. Hope to keep “ Big Red” going for as long as possible. Love my Commander. Oh and my navigator never failed but WAZE has.
I had an 09 Commander I got 205k out of. Drove it daily since November ‘09, water pump went out this summer, and cracked the head 🫣 only problem I EVER had out of it! Now the wife wants a Wagoneer.
I love my 2010 commander would get another if I can find one with low mileage
@tt1820 tell her to pay the loan, insurance and repair cost & she can have whatever she wants.
I don't stop my wife from doin it .... why should you.
Looks good. I wish it would have a diesel option. I like my Yukon xl with 3.0 duramax, 28 mpg on freeway
Having a 2023 GW-L S3, I can attest to everything you referenced. The automated functions aren't perfect, of course (none of them in the industry have yet to have full confidence), but it's quite handy. Takes a bit to get used to, with just letting the vehicle completely take over aside from being able to halt itself at a stop light (barring there are no cars in front of you to give itself a signal to slow/stop). However, after being diagnosed with trigger point issues and it impacting use of my hands, being able to lean on the automated features when needed for an assist is great.
Am interested in a Wagoner and found your overview interesting journey with it. It’s between this and the Tahoe and I’m doing my due diligence…your review was so real!
This is awesome! Placed an order on the Grand W. Short back and can't wait! We're in the queue line next to build. Happy about your review. Thanks for sharing.
Just had a Wagonerr as a rental car, WOW was i impressed with this SUV., incredible power and performance!!! Didn’t like all the cheap plastic tho, but the TT-I-6 was a powerhouse!!! 510-hp is excellent for this big truck
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I own the 2023 GW series 3. With 4 kids and the wife we drove it from Colorado to Florida and up the East Coast. Total of 11k miles with one accident. We were rear ended in Florida at a traffic light. So far the damage is estimated at 10k. So not the end of the world. All in all, this inline 6 SUV has been a top notch. Minor complaints that just are not worth mentioning except I do believe that the air circulation could be better. I am also going to trade ours in for the L version. Not that it is necessary for 70% of our driving, but that extra room on our road-trips would be welcomed.
Great video btw
Great comment. Any thoughts comparing it with Yukon Denali? Still debating. Thank you!
So the in-line 6 has enough power ?
You know how to pack cause you’re Army. My father packed up ‘59 Mercury station wagon for a family of 7 for a camping vacation. He knew how to pack that vehicle cause he was Army also! Not to mention setting up camp.Thank you for your service!👍🙏
Bro, you need your own show. Although I like this vehicle I will probably never get it bcuz I can't afford it, yet I watched the whole video. I truly appreciate you just keeping it real. I can't keep up, I'm still just trying to get nice rims for my Jeep SRT, LOL. Stay real, stay blessed brutha.
Think about what you just said.... you can't afford a jeep.....
Thanks so much for this video Sir. I love these and I am torn between this one and the Suburban. You seem like a cool guy and thank you for your service Sir. !!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
The bug issue happens to all road trip models stop whining 🙄
Please share a link to the 2024 Wagoneer. I've only seen info on the 2024 electric version. I can't believe the 2022/2023's Wagoneer Series 3 don't have power fold mirrors as an option. Only available with the Grands. Is that standard in the 2024's? With a vehicle that wide, it should be standard. Thanks!
OMG tell me about it. I bought a 2022 Wagoneer S3 and I was disgusted with the fact it didn't have folding mirrors. I thought that was bs smdh. Should have been standard at that price.
wet down drier sheets in warm water, takes bugs off without scrubbing hard
Nice video and great content on your review on this vehicle and your experience on the road trip. Came across this just now and I was curious on why u where trading it. I myself just purchased a 23 wagoneer 4x2 with the incline 6. So far so good but I am blown away on how comfortable the drive is from driving a ram 5.7 for 6 years. Keep up the great reviews on this outstanding vehicle.
4x2 uugh,thought people bought jeeps for their absolutely insane off road capabilities
As a Chicagoian (born and raised), im so glad your visit here changed your worldview on us as a city. It truly is a magnificent city that gets its name drug through the mud by the media. Glad you enjoyed yourself. Were you at the McCormick center by any chance?
I don’t believe we visited that center but do plan on revisiting Chicago down the road so maybe in the future
@@EastCoastJeepSRT they host the auto show there. When you said Illinois Center I thought McCormick center by default, forgetting there's actually an Illinois Center off Michigan Ave too lol.
Perfect video. I love the Grand Wagoner Absidion. Will be getting it all BLACKED OUT with the tan interior,and all options. Good luck,and the new owner will be getting a well maintained Wagoner .
Totally agree that the Obsidian GW is awesome looking. However we preferred the wood interior over the carbon fiber look.
Love the Wagoneer....floats down the road over bumps and quiet. Steering very easy makes the big SUV feel small. Sits on a 2500 frame so kids and wife are safer while on the road.
Love my Wagoneer
The Wagoner is based on the Ram 1500 frame, not the 2500. It is a "half-ton" truck
I recently took a 15 Hour Rd. trip from Florida to Indianapolis in a Ford expedition. I did not let it drop below half. Something about keeping it full.
I have an 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited with a 5.7 what's a multi-displacement engine and I can also use regular 87 octane gas or 91 and sometimes I use e85 and it still runs great it's how you take care of it and it's paid off too
The reason why there aren't guardrails in most western states is because of snow removal. You can't push the snow off the road(s) if there are guardrails.
Weird. We have guardrails and get lots of snow. They plow it right up to and over the rails.
sounds as if westernersknow how to keep it on th road. We're in the east and there are many mountain roads without guardrails. We don't fall off here either. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@EastCoastJeepSRT
Grand Wagoneer S3 Obsidian owner here! Totally get what you mean with the Uconnect… very buggy. Actually had the entire screen replaced because it was so slow. I’ve had my share of issues with it… 7 service appointments for random issues not including the 3 recalls YTD. Don’t regret buying it in the slightest love the 6.4. What’s your reasoning for not liking the 6.4?
Had a lot of 6.4L owners hit me up back when I had the SRT to tell me they experienced the lifter issue. That failure is an expensive one. I was shocked at how many people experience that, so it turned me away from that engine permanently
Thank you for educating me as I am looking at purchasing one of the Grand Wagoneer L. I appreciate you
I got my new-to-me series 1 2022 Wagoneer with 44k miles for $28k (had moderate hail damage) because of your video! Very in-depth and showed what I was mainly interested in. I had a 19 Ram Laramie with a panoramic roof, which I miss more than anything! I got a 2022 because I wanted the Hemi. I do not want the TTi6 engine, the jury is still out on that engine. I may look to trade up in the next few years, hopefully Stellantis brings back the hemi.
Shhhh don't tell people about Chicago. 😉
Abe Froman the sausage king of Chicago and possibly the most legendary valet movie scene EVER!!!
I have a 2022 with the 5.7L and I recently rented a 2023 with the twin tubos and that's the worst thing Jeep did to this vehicle. The new Wagoneers and Grand Wagoneer no longer comes with the Hemi 5.7L or the 6.2L. The average mile I got was 13.5 mpgs on the highway
That’s awful.
what do you mean was the worst? changing the V8 for the inline 6?
Good information. Glad to see another new video from you.
LOVED you calling out those "brand-nomers"! I hate that crap! They all talk their crap as if their "BRAND" is absolutely flawless and perfect, which is impossible. I've been Mopar my entire life, and all of the good FAR outweighs the little gremlins and annoyances. I'm on my third Powerwagon right now, and it's not my third because I got rid of the previous two because of problems, it's just about upgrading to newer models and getting newer gadgets and gizmo's and features. I really love the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer and I'm sure one of those is in my near future as we have a big family with lots of stuff and we like to travel. I just gotta check the tow capacity and towing reviews for the RV pulling.
You’re right. Every brand will have warranty issues. No one is perfect. You just hope the vehicle you get has a limited amount of gremlins and if you do, fix it and keep rolling
So then you are a brand-nomer too, huh? Ironic, isn't it?
Yep, my AF retired Dad taught us to top off the tank. I always do, same rational. LOL. We're moving my kiddo into college next month and need a larger vehicle to move her in. I'm just going to rent a vehicle but cargo space is definitely needed. Thanks for the video.
@@laelnoni we just got back from a trip to Maine this past weekend. 8.5 hour drive, and now tomorrow we’re driving to Florida. Taking this truck the entire length of the East Coast in two weeks and love it!
Listen TY for actually exploring Chicago! I moved there in 2020, being from Wisconsin I knew it was an awesome place to be. He said it, it’s clean!!! I worked in the east coast and lived in Philly for 8 months and lemme tell you it’s day and night! ❤❤❤
Love to hear about your road trip but DAMN 30 minutes just to find out you love it and upgrading 😂😂
I'm glad you put this video out as I've been nervous to head out on my long road trip. I've read some horror stories on the Facebook wagoneer pages
Facebook is definitely not a reliable source for anything. I love the Grand Wagoner, and I will buy one no matter what any clown on Face boos says.
Every vehicle has horrible forums and pages on the internet. Everybody and their mother whoever had one bad experience will post on the Internet.
Is FB good for anything?
@@darrint2350entertainment and trolls.
In my family we have a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 Limited 2010 with 107.000 miles on it and we love it. We just use it for road trips across Venezuela which is my country and right here we love the Jeep brand. This right here was a great video. New subscriber. Have a good one and keep enjoying your Jeep.
Did your family purchase this car new or used?
Hmmm.. You have a Wagoneer which means it has the 5.7L Hemi in there The recommended fuel for the Wagoneer is 89 octane but will run on 87 octane just fine. Premium fuel is not required. So you are incorrect in saying yours needs premium only. The only one that needs premium is the Grand Wagoneer with the 6.4L Hemi, which you do not have.
Octane ratings vary from state to state. Jeep recommends 89 minimum for the 5.7, although it “can” use 87 its not recommended. So technically you call anything under 91 octane “midrange” unless it’s 87 which would be considered “regular”. Not all gas has 10% Ethanol across the country either, and if you’ve ever raced anything in your life you know testing gas will tell you that just because the gas station says it’s “X” doesn’t mean it’s always good. So with the 5.7 I go with 91 minimum, Premium, because the higher octane is recommended. Don’t pull out technical specs here guy. You’re not talking to someone that doesn’t know what he’s talking about. No one says “midrange”. Anything not regular is premium gas. smfh
This dude sounds like a total meat head with very little car knowledge .
Depends on what year. The new Wagoneers have the 3.0L high output Hurricane engine which does require 91.
@@EastCoastJeepSRT fyi I have and still do run regular 87 octane in every 5.7l I have ever owned. Really the only engines that actually require 91 is the super charged hell cat engines and the new I6
Hey man! I just stumbled across your channel. I have a video for you to watch. Auto Auction Rebuilds Grand Wagoneer experience and see how much miles he put in a month. Just saying maybe you would want to watch that idk. Cool video man! Have a great day!
Was behind a new Grand Wagoner painted in black with chrome shinny wheels and trim while waiting in line to get my hamburger at Carls Jr. I am in my baby Promaster City van. One: that big Jeep is really big! Two: it’s a beautiful really good looking Jeep. Did I mention it was really big?
I was considering a new GW. How well does your truck fit in Your garage?
Good video. With my growing family I was looking at either Tahoe or ford expedition and completely left out the wagoneer. Are you glad you went with the wagoneer compared to other large suvs like the expedition or Tahoe? I may need to reconsider the wagoneer especially with he longer version.
With your next Wagoneer I would recommend getting the front PPF’d. Would give you peace of mind knowing you can can spray and wipe with some elbow grease and not scratch up the paint. Brave family doing that road trip with a baby !
I’ve rented the Tahoe and Suburban, but never the Expedition. The seats inside the Wagoneer are very similar to a Suburban or Tahoe, and the space is crazy big. Definitely happy we went with it, and ppf is a must! We just never thought we’d take this car that far across country!
When we do road-trips in our 23 GW III, we remove the middle seat in the second row. Yes, that is exactly why we got the 2ed row seat option. Having that seat removed allows for easier access for the kids.
we traded in our ‘22 Z71 for a BASE model Wagoneer….still driving the wagoneer. there ya go. haha
I have an expedition and a Sierra 1500 Denali ( same seats as in suburban/ Yukon/ Tahoe). I would like to say that seats in GM are not comfortable. Front seats are too short, lacking thigh support. Stepping into the expedition, instantly you feel the seat is more plushy. Hope this helps you.😊
@@darrint2350so you bought the bench but remove that middle seat for temporary captain seats? I know people do this in expeditions. Didn’t release you could in the wagoneer.
Me USAF 1984-90 had just topped off at Baker summit, got back on the 15 heading to Vegas from So Cal 2mi up the 15 sadly a multicar fatality accident had occurred, sat on the 15 freeway in 110 degree heat for 4 hours, I was good. Kept my water bottles for you know what else millitary training teaches us about disposing of our bio waste and the enemy not being able to follow a waste trail. Thanks for the great review. Will you be happy with the new straight Twin turbo in line 6?
Not sure. Have to see how it performs.
That six cylinder has major problems with overheating. Chrysler has used it for 4 years in the Jeep and did nothing about the problem. Now they they are putting it in the Ram. Just recently they have started to warranty the engine but have not addressed the thermostat which is the problem. Typical Chrysler BS. My diehard Dodge buddy just bought a new Ram with the 6 and got talked into buying a $4000 extended warranty to cover the engine problem that the Dodge Boys should be addressing, not selling warrenties to cover the crap they are producing. Plus don't forget the ECU problems they aren't fixing either.
You sound like you're a Texan with an east coast accent. 😝 Great review!
I haven't watched any of your videos in a while, good to hear your voice and hope all is good.
Never had a issue with my uconnect. Had screen delamination, but never a glitch with software. If I was going to king size my suv, I'd probably after towards Cadillac. But Durango is big enough for my needs and I still get to keep my SRT driving experience.
I have U-connect in my Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, 2022, and my Chrysler 300c Platinum 2019, never a problem. We just bought a new Grand Wagoneer with a 3.0L Twin Turbo Hurricane inline-six that is outstanding and has the latest U-Connect system. Ours is not the L, it is the Series 3 regular length and I too am sick to death of people telling me Jeep has issues. I have never owned anything but Chrysler vehicles and the only problem I have had is a faulty battery in a 2015 Chrysler 300c, which was replaced under warranty.
I have a 2020 ram with the 8.4 inch screen and never had one bug with the unconnected screent its always there and solid. What do you think of the new inline 6 hurricane engine in all ram 1500 and help wagoneer and Grand wagoneer.
@@alexanderabboud4691
Haven’t had a chance to actually drive one with that engine in it so I cannot comment on it as of yet
Thank you for the final pep talk lol because I REALLY wanna buy a Wagoner but online reviews are killing me. I love it more than any vehicle out there, and I test drove it yesterday and it was soo smooth.
Please consider PPF to the front of your vehicle. Hurt watching how many bugs and rock chips on the front of the truck. On our trips for family of 5 we needed to add Thule trailer hitch for added room inside, way better! We have a 22 Yukon. Nice vid Sir!
Loved the video!!! Would you recommend the Grand Wagoneer or just the standard Wagoneer? Thanks again for service ☺️
Grand all the way if your budget allows it.
@@EastCoastJeepSRT I can't afford it but I can dream...lol I have a friend that wants to purchase a SUV and they've been looking at them and it just so happened I came across your video!!!
You broke my heart, then mended it with upgrading!!! I'm seriously thinking of the Wagoneer vs the X7!!
What did you decide on? I have an x7 and thinking about upgrading to the grand wagoneer
@@Crusaderhun Can you educate me, please? I've watched a lot of X7 reviews here on TH-cam and its like one of the best ride in terms of comfort, interior quality, and technology. Then here you are saying that the Grand Wagoneer is an upgrade? What am I missing? Thanks in advance 👍
@goochigoochs3836 my best advice would be to go test drive one for yourself and see. Super comfortable ride, and extremely nice. We love it!
@@goochigoochs3836 It's an upgrade in size, power, towing capability and cargo capacity. Also the X7s 3rd row is more for emergencies or small kids, the GW's 3rd row can be used by anyone. Interior quality is very similar, bmw is better at some stuff, while the GW is better at others. I really comes down to size at the end of the day
@@Crusaderhun Ah! Thank makes sense.
Thank you so much!
I rented one for a two week cross country trip to arizona. Just picked it up today. Im trying to learn how to use all the stuff.
@@christinaherren you’re gonna love it! Especially out that way because when we went to Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and Zion, we saw a lot of them driving around. Are you familiar with ACC “Adaptive Cruise Control”? If you’re gonna drive long distances it’s good to use. Other than that you can store extra water, baby diapers if you have a little one, or just extra stuff under the back deck. Move the rear floor liner if it has one and lift up on the handle.
@@EastCoastJeepSRT never used adaptive cruise control. Will check it out.
I love my wagoneer! I’ve had no issues if anything I’m going to trade it and get the carbide or obsidian because I want black on black everything ! Best suv I’ve owned so far! I got rid of my Tahoe for the wagoneer.
You really dumped a Tahoe for it? Please tell me everything about the Wagoneer. I’m on the edge about it.
So glad Itook time to listen to your video. Heard so much negativity about JEEP. Every car has something wrong with it, thats why we are given warranties. I gonna trade in my JEEP CHEROKEE L fo a WAGONEER, Thanks for the heads up.
Good review. I like your neighborhood. We're a military family also - dad was army then airforce. I'm contractor.
Great video, definitely a must watch if planning on getting a Wagoneer
Just got the wife a new 2024 with 20k off MSRP and 0% finance 🎉. I also have a Trackhawk 😊
My wife is looking to buy a wagoneer, how important to buy base vs II vs III VS grand wagoneer
Thanks for your service
Thanks for your service. Live a blessed life. Can we see some vacation videos? How was Yellowstone. 😊
You want a reliable car that you can just drive without spending the extra warranty money get a Lexus GX 460 I got it it's super reliable I told trailers with snowmobiles and ATVs I use it for family vacations obviously I got the tow package middle grade GX I love it I would love to buy an American car unfortunately the quality is just not there so I work hard for my money and I like something with long reliability durability and resale value and I got exactly that.
So your upgrading to the Wagoneer L with the new hurricane engine as well. If you ever have to reset the radio hood the power and tuner button for a few seconds.
Hello, I,ve talked to a few people on why they got a wagoner and they all said they wanted a 7 passenger SUV and they could not find a Yukon or Tahoe on the lot . Jeep has lots that are full, you have your pick of Wagoneers ... Nice interior / funky styling , but you don't drive the outside of the truck.
We did not like the way the Wagoneer looked ascetically in the beginning, but it grew on us. However, after one test drive we were sold. The space, comfort, and amenities it came with beat everything else we looked at. There’s just so much room and driving it feels like you’re sitting in a leather comforter kicked back in your Livingroom on football Sunday. Absolutely love driving it. For me the wk2 platform always looked the best, so when Jeep moved to the new platform I hated the “euro” look and the use of a dial to change gears. I don’t even think about that anymore and have grown to love its look
“Listen Scooter” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Welcome to the Midwest where the bugs fly wild. We only worry about bug removal when I have trouble seeing out of the windshield 😂
Sir, I m looking to buy grand wagoneer coz it fit my needs.. needs to fit 6adults and big cargo space is the reason we like to go with it… also great features inside … when I was looking online reliable vehicle there are lot of negative comments out there which push me back little bit then I saw your u-tube video that you r loving this vehicle… I love the vehicle but just want to make sure it reliable on long trip … Please suggest
Hey, a couple things. Our 23 GW IIi came with 22” wheels. The spare is a useless 18”. I never had issues with gas. I drive it almost to empty and at time I got the warning light. I averaged 15mpg over the 11k miles.
My girlfriends having problem after problem with everything and they can't even get parts for it 😢
Although the spare has 18" wheels, the sidewalls on that tire are taller than the thin profile on the 22 inch wheels. Therefore, both tires have the same circumference and diameter. It's not "useless".
I bet his trading value was half of what he paid for it
Nope. They gave us $44k for the Durango. We paid $48 a year earlier. We wrote a check for the other $49k. They offered me $45k for my Trackhawk, so I sold it on Facebook Marketplace for $95k with 50001 miles on it. 🤷🏻♂️
Never use chemicals to remove bugs, just high pressurized water. And when possible clean using regular ‘seltzer’ water. ‘Synthetic’ oil change every 7500 miles. I hope you enjoy your Wagoneer because it’s a wonderful vehicle, and so wonderful to take across the country. It feels so safe and secure particularly when driving near 18 wheelers on those long picture perfect highways and byways. We Like stopping at every ‘eatery’ and trying out different foods, Texas has those huge beef ‘bar b q’ ribs, and visiting the amazing roadside hotels and taking pictures of great scenic routes. We’re also thinking about upgrading to the ‘Grand Wagoneer’ and installing a 35 inch flat screen television, and an inflatable bed, and a portable stove, and a tent stored on the roof. Enjoy. NYC/Virginia
Hi handsome. Great channel and car review.
A couple of questions: 1st , Im 46 years old , do you recommend joining the army for 2 or 4 years? 2nd , how did your cabin handle the outside noises? 3rd was the cabin sealed from dust and wind ? 4th would you consider getting a 2024 Lexus GX 550 Luxury + or the GX overtrail + ?
1) Age doesn’t matter. Can you pass the PT test for your age group? 6 push ups, 26 sit ups, and a 24 minute 2 mile run is what you’ll need for your age group.
2. The Wagoneer’s canine handles outside noise incredibly well. It’s very quiet inside.
3. No dust or wind gets in.
4. Neither. Don’t know anything about them so I couldn’t give you an honest opinion.
Great video. How would you compare it to the 2021 Tahoe and the ford Expeditions?
Describing your off-road trip on the one way trail with a drop off is how I felt driving on the million dollar highway out of Ouray, CO heading to Silverton, CO.
It was horrifying. Knowing we would have to drive our RV on that road when we left to go to Pagosa Springs we drove around 100 miles out of the way to avoid it.
That Million dollar Highway is why we stopped in Telluride lol. That’s roads no joke at night
The car will run on 87 without any issues, This is with the Hurricane engine, inilne 6 cylinder with twin turbo, all it does is back the timing off. Uconnect is how the bluetooth connects to your phone. The in car navigation requires real satellite coverage in order for that to work. Your cell phone is not using 100% GPS satellite for navigation that why that worked.
I'm looking at the 2024 Grand Cherokee, just waiting for it to be announced. Currently have a 2016 Cherokee that has been flawless. Just 51000 miles, but other than tires, brakes, oil changes and inspections, nothing else wrong with it to date. Although looking at your interior, wish they would use less black piano pieces on the newer SUVs. You can see all the dust and finger prints. Like to see carbon fiber or even more leather on some of those surfaces.
The Grand Cherokee has always been the best looking non-luxury SUV. The Wagoneer's exterior is very vanilla and has ZERO charisma. They could've incorporated some of the old Wagoneer features to make it resemble the iconic old Wagoneer shape. Picture John Candy's Wagoneer in "The Great Outdoors" with a modern flare.
Awesome review sir.
Had to laugh about the prehistoric bug comments. We have a 2018 Yukon and took it from NE Ohio to Portland OR. The front end was a complete bug mess. Love that truck!
I'm now on my 3rd Jeep in a row and zero uconnect issues with any of them. We also have an Acura that does have plenty of infotainment issues.
This guy took a 6,000 mile road trip with a baby... #turbodadmode
Beast!
Oh and by the way, dont worry about uconnect. There was a huge improvement between my 19 ram and my actual 22. They’ll fix it up!
I won’t hold my breath, my 21 Durango hellcat is still needing rebooting daily and the wagoneer needs rebooted every few weeks. My 21 ram has been perfect
One car company I have had several cars from that has never had any problems is Hyundai. The new palisade is super nice too.
I took my 2012 Jeep Liberty across the country without a problem. She had 150,000 miles with a rebuilt transmission. Extra large trunk. Extra clean and in new condition in silver gray!
She can tow up to 5,000 lbs.
The Jeep Liberty was designed to replace the classic Cherokee. I get about 15 city 🏙️ and 25 highway 🛣️
Whenever l travel 🧳 l keep at least 1/2 tank of gas.
While an Uber driver here in Las Vegas traffic l’m lucky to keep a 1/4 of tank of gas.
It cost over $100 dollars 💸 to fill the tank. ⛽️😳
I served in the Army Reserves and the US Navy. 🇺🇸
Thanks for your service!
A soapy strip of felt is the best for bug guts removal. That 1st large dead bug u focused on looks like a cicada.
i actually don't use built in oil life meter, because i don't want it go off at 90% when i'm on my way somewhere, so i set one of customizable digits to permanently display oil mileage... certainly hope the new full digital cluster did not loose the function the old 7" center displays could provide
You didn't show where you stowed the Snap-on roller tool chest or the hydraulic car lift.
I did my oil change at 3k for conventional and 5k for synthetic oil.
Hey, the rental didnt say anything about premium. What happens if i use regular?
Nothing. Completely fine. Literally not gonna see any issues. I can’t edit the video, but was incorrect about what octane to use. Use 87.
So did you trade it in yet? Looking forward to seeing a review on the new one. 😊
As a Chevrolet guy, I’m strongly considering a Wagoneer. What’s your opinion to take me over the hump?
I was in your shoes. It was either the Wagoneer or the Tahoe LT (my budget). The Tahoe didn’t even come close. Interior style, standard features, sound system, driving experience, etc. not even close. Wagoneer beats it all day.
Get a Yukon ……
Hello! We rented a W S2 back in March for Spring Break and my cousin currently owns a GW S3 and both of which we love. The normal Wagoneer was super comfortable and smooth riding perfect for the 16-hour roundtrip we took and had extremely good gas mileage only issue was CarPlay connectivity. My cousin seems to love his Grand and hasn’t talked about any issues since he got it back in September. I also love the Grand Cherokee L as we also rented one of those back in July and I’m looking into getting one as my first car. Overall Jeep has upped their game and I’m excited to see what’s in store for the future.
Just seen your video for the first time no it's been out for a while we bought the wagoneer when it first came out we love it been on many trips with it been the best vehicle that we have bought and ate a long time thinking about trading up this year 2025 see what they got but I have all the vehicles similar to this I find this to be the one of the best
I wish the Wagoneer would’ve got the EcoDiesel, with a 30 gallon tank for at least 2-3 years before discontinuing it.
Hell no! The ecodiesel was a bust
A 2500 Dodge pickup crew cab extended frame with a ARE shell and a Cummins will do 18 per gallon on freeway and towing is 18 thousand pounds
I have no problem with u connect. I have in RAM and love the vehicle.
only thing i want to say after a great review like this is.. topping off isnt great for the car itself though. I was taught in winter you fill it at the half way mark, summer you wait until you get down to 20% to preserve the cars life span. I understand your reasoning and it makes sense but im not sure that should be 'the norm'
Please explain what the level of gas in your tank has to do with the engine life?
It’s a Fiat pretending to be a Escalade 🤣
@@shannonzittlow8462 and totally embarrassing the Escalade since we looked at one and it can’t touch the Wagoneer. Might wanna do the same before commenting in the future, kid.
Yes, the Escalade doesn't even come close to these. I've drove both. These beat it in every way.💯
I dont need an SUV that big but if I did the Wagoneer would certainly be at the top of the list
The good old days of going off-road and not worrying about it.
Quick trick for bugs when you travel.
On a freshly cleaned car apply paste wax to the front end and don't wipe it off, at the end of the day wipe it off and reapply the next day.