Anonymous
03/28/2021 23:22
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel like I would like to lease one of these.
For $1,000 a month?
No.
Anonymous
03/27/2021 21:19
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If it doesn’t have wood paneling on the rocker panels I’m out.
BRING BACK WOOD GRAIN!!!
Yes this!!
Honestly until they bring back wood panels sides, why even put out a new car. My wallet is HERE for circa 1987 LLBean aesthetic and we are waiting.
Anonymous
03/27/2021 21:11
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:I feel like I would like to lease one of these.
For $1,000 a month?
Anonymous
03/26/2021 23:34
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is gorgeous in the looks department.
I do think the 2022s will sell well.
But Chrysler--no wait, FCA--no wait, Stellantis (WTF) has a pretty poor track record of producing unreliable vehicles. They can get away with subpar quality on a $30k Jeep, but I think they're going to be in trouble if the $80k+ Grand Wagoneer starts exhibiting big repair issues after two years of ownership.
My $80k JGC is doing just fine nearing the 3 year mark. We will be trading it for the Wagoneer.
How the hell do you option out a GC to $80k?!?!
Do you have the SRT/Hellcat/whatever version?
Anonymous
03/26/2021 10:04
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
I feel like I would like to lease one of these.
Anonymous
03/26/2021 08:36
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:If it doesn’t have wood paneling on the rocker panels I’m out.
BRING BACK WOOD GRAIN!!!
Yes this!!
Anonymous
03/26/2021 08:00
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:It is gorgeous in the looks department.
I do think the 2022s will sell well.
But Chrysler--no wait, FCA--no wait, Stellantis (WTF) has a pretty poor track record of producing unreliable vehicles. They can get away with subpar quality on a $30k Jeep, but I think they're going to be in trouble if the $80k+ Grand Wagoneer starts exhibiting big repair issues after two years of ownership.
My $80k JGC is doing just fine nearing the 3 year mark. We will be trading it for the Wagoneer.
Anonymous
03/26/2021 07:55
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:I'm of two minds about these cars. As an American and a patriot, I love that the big three are killing it with their full-sized luxury SUVs. To me, that's exactly what Cadillac and Lincoln have always stood for: big, bold, luxurious, over the top. And after a couple of decades of losing to the Germans, and then the Japanese on the sedans, we have re-emerged as the world's leader in the only category that people actually care about now: SUVs. I'm really proud of them, and I think these cars are awesome. I love that they're enormous and cost six figures and dealers can't keep them in stock (Cadillac, Lincoln), or they're filled with pre-orders (Grand Wagoneer).
That said, I personally have no interest in them. I always like smaller, lighter, more efficient, short wheelbase.
As someone who has spent time in the autos industry (domestic and abroad), the D3 aren't known to screw around when it comes to large SUVs. Many will be fully-electric in the years to come anyways. I'd never buy a first-year model form any maker. Bought a first year Toyota Avalon and it was the single worst vehicle I have ever owned.
Anonymous
03/25/2021 22:51
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
If it doesn’t have wood paneling on the rocker panels I’m out.
BRING BACK WOOD GRAIN!!!
BRING BACK WOOD GRAIN!!!
Anonymous
03/23/2021 13:05
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anonymous wrote:It is gorgeous in the looks department.
I do think the 2022s will sell well.
But Chrysler--no wait, FCA--no wait, Stellantis (WTF) has a pretty poor track record of producing unreliable vehicles. They can get away with subpar quality on a $30k Jeep, but I think they're going to be in trouble if the $80k+ Grand Wagoneer starts exhibiting big repair issues after two years of ownership.
Agreed. If it has good reliability though, and I hate myself for saying this, but it just screams busy successful in-charge mommy at the wheel and I will get one for the image. I know, I know horrible.
Anonymous
03/23/2021 12:35
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
It is gorgeous in the looks department.
I do think the 2022s will sell well.
But Chrysler--no wait, FCA--no wait, Stellantis (WTF) has a pretty poor track record of producing unreliable vehicles. They can get away with subpar quality on a $30k Jeep, but I think they're going to be in trouble if the $80k+ Grand Wagoneer starts exhibiting big repair issues after two years of ownership.
I do think the 2022s will sell well.
But Chrysler--no wait, FCA--no wait, Stellantis (WTF) has a pretty poor track record of producing unreliable vehicles. They can get away with subpar quality on a $30k Jeep, but I think they're going to be in trouble if the $80k+ Grand Wagoneer starts exhibiting big repair issues after two years of ownership.
Anonymous
03/22/2021 12:26
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
I'm of two minds about these cars. As an American and a patriot, I love that the big three are killing it with their full-sized luxury SUVs. To me, that's exactly what Cadillac and Lincoln have always stood for: big, bold, luxurious, over the top. And after a couple of decades of losing to the Germans, and then the Japanese on the sedans, we have re-emerged as the world's leader in the only category that people actually care about now: SUVs. I'm really proud of them, and I think these cars are awesome. I love that they're enormous and cost six figures and dealers can't keep them in stock (Cadillac, Lincoln), or they're filled with pre-orders (Grand Wagoneer).
That said, I personally have no interest in them. I always like smaller, lighter, more efficient, short wheelbase.
That said, I personally have no interest in them. I always like smaller, lighter, more efficient, short wheelbase.
Anonymous
03/22/2021 12:23
Subject: 2022 Grand Wagoneer
Anyone else eagerly awaiting its release? My mom drove one while we were growing up in the 80s and I cannot wait to get my hands on the new one!