For the 2026 model year, the Wagoneer lineup will get two major branding changes—and some welcome clarity. First and foremost, all of these SUVs will have Jeep badges. So the new SUV will be badged as ...

As reported by Automotive News, the latest company pausing production is Stellantis, and more specifically Jeep. The company apparently has paused production of the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer at its ...

The most obvious change to the Grand Wagoneer lineup is its face, as the three-row model has received an extensive makeover. The front end looks narrower—diverging from the gaping mouths we've seen on ...

For model year 2026, the Stellantis-controlled Jeep brand has discontinued the Wagoneer truck-based sport utility vehicle in favor of the Grand Wagoneer. The mid-cycle refresh of the full-size luxury ...

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer SUV has offered full-bodied, upscale transport since the historically significant nameplate was revived in 2022. Now, a plug-in hybrid model is slated to bring efficiency to ...

Jeep unveiled the 2026 Grand Wagoneer on Oct. 14, 2025. The new vehicle will simplify naming conventions that confused buyers, axing the "Wagoneer" badge, calling all of the three-row SUVs by the ...

The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer have served as Jeep’s big statement pieces, full-size luxury SUVs that aim to combine American brawn with upscale comfort. Yet it seems the family tree is about to lose ...

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Jeep launches the 2025 Wagoneer Command Operations Vehicle (COV) for VIP protection and law enforcement use Built with input from U.S. government agencies, it offers 420 hp, advanced safety tech and ...

2025 has been a rather busy model year for the Wagoneer. It all started in November 2024 with price cuts and more standard equipment in a bid to improve sales, after which the Overland Special Edition ...

It’s a strange year for car sales in the United States. Between Nissan’s deterioration, the constantly shifting trade landscape, and broader economic uncertainty, 2025 is shaping up to be yet another ...