Anyone else sort of love the gigantic Jeep Grand Wagoneer?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yeah my neighbor’s 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee just stopped working and was declared at end of life. I just can’t believe anyone would willing buy a Jeep. Or pay that much for one.

What does that even mean?

It sounds like something a child would say.

[Anonymous]

People with below average IQ's think they can impress other people with such a car. For your information: no, you just prove yourself as somebody with a very low IQ.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah my neighbor’s 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee just stopped working and was declared at end of life. I just can’t believe anyone would willing buy a Jeep. Or pay that much for one.

What does that even mean?

It sounds like something a child would say.

They were quoted $17,000 to fix it. I wrote it that way because I have no idea what was actually wrong with it. What could cost $17k to fix? I don't know. I didn't ask.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah my neighbor’s 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee just stopped working and was declared at end of life. I just can’t believe anyone would willing buy a Jeep. Or pay that much for one.

What does that even mean?

It sounds like something a child would say.

They were quoted $17,000 to fix it. I wrote it that way because I have no idea what was actually wrong with it. What could cost $17k to fix? I don't know. I didn't ask.

Well, in a BMW 760iL that would be the main wiring harness. Which failed with alarming regularity I would come to learn, because of a design flaw that allowed rain water to spill into the harness under the hood and cause corrosion.

The first one was replaced under warranty. And BMW instructed the dealership to tell me to “only keep the car in the garage, and refrain from driving it in rainy or snowy conditions”. Yeah - they actually had the balls to tell an owner not to drive their shitty car IN THE RAIN.

The second time it failed it was out of warranty. $16,400 to replace a plastic box with wiring connectors about the size of a bar of cream cheese.

I had it scrapped instead. Destroyed a still-new looking car because it cost more to fix it than it was worth. Vowed never to own another German POS after that.

[Anonymous]

These are everywhere in Texas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:These are everywhere in Texas.

Lots of bigly dumbness in TX. No surprise people with big houses, big hats, and big hair would lease a big box on 4 wheels.

[Anonymous]

I think it looks kind of strange. I’ve also heard jeep has terrible reliability. So my first reaction is negative.

[Anonymous]

I would assume any male driving such an overcompensating vehicle has micro-phallus.

[Anonymous]

I love the wagoneer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love the wagoneer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah my neighbor’s 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee just stopped working and was declared at end of life. I just can’t believe anyone would willing buy a Jeep. Or pay that much for one.

What does that even mean?

It sounds like something a child would say.

They were quoted $17,000 to fix it. I wrote it that way because I have no idea what was actually wrong with it. What could cost $17k to fix? I don't know. I didn't ask.

Well, in a BMW 760iL that would be the main wiring harness. Which failed with alarming regularity I would come to learn, because of a design flaw that allowed rain water to spill into the harness under the hood and cause corrosion.

The first one was replaced under warranty. And BMW instructed the dealership to tell me to “only keep the car in the garage, and refrain from driving it in rainy or snowy conditions”. Yeah - they actually had the balls to tell an owner not to drive their shitty car IN THE RAIN.

The second time it failed it was out of warranty. $16,400 to replace a plastic box with wiring connectors about the size of a bar of cream cheese.

I had it scrapped instead. Destroyed a still-new looking car because it cost more to fix it than it was worth. Vowed never to own another German POS after that.

And this has zero to foist h a Jeep. It’s a wonderful story though, and you tell it so well.

[Anonymous]

Drove a Grand Wagoneer over Christmas weekend in VERY bad Midwest weather. The Jeep handled amazingly well...far better than my old Explorer and better than my current 4Runner.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Drove a Grand Wagoneer over Christmas weekend in VERY bad Midwest weather. The Jeep handled amazingly well...far better than my old Explorer and better than my current 4Runner.

How’d you drive one? A Grand not just the regular Wagoneer?

[Anonymous]

Connections at Stelllantis

[Anonymous]

I've got 4 kids and bought a Suburban in 2017. I can't wait to trade it in for the Grand Wagoneer.