2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Series III 4x4

slapped it on its biggest, most luxurious SUV ever. With its smooth, powerful V8, the reborn 3-row Grand Wagoneer can haul up to 8 passengers and their gear in serene comfort and tow almost 10,000 pounds. Its focus may be luxury and comfort, but the Grand Wagoneer hasn’t sacrificed its off-road cred. It has 10 inches of ground clearance (which can be raised 4 inches with its adaptive air suspension) and multiple driving modes for varied terrain. Fit and finish in the Grand Wagoneer’s cabin is excellent; allaround visibility is very good. Standard convenience and safety features for all trims include 4-wheel drive, 4-zone climate control, leather seating, heated and ventilated front seats with massage, and retractable running boards. A full set of standard ADAS features includes automated parking and a 360-degree surround-view camera. Infrared night vision and a digital rearview mirror are 2 of many options. Criticisms: Ride comfort is generally good, but rough roads can cause side-to-side bounciness. Fuel economy is exceedingly low: 15 mpg in combined city/highway driving - premium fuel recommended. Further, the steering radius is large, the steering wheel is sensitive to even the slightest driver inputs, and the touch-sensitive controls and buttons on the touch screen are hard to use. Finally, some reviewers found the rear-end styling ungainly.