Discover the All-New 2023 Jeep Wagoneer Series II 4×4 through Ben Lewis’s Eyes

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If you haven’t been to the movies in a while, you might find yourself tempted by the super extra-large popcorn. What the heck, why not? Well, the same thing is happening again with SUVs. While we’re seeing all sorts of small SUVs, EVs and the like, some folks are going big – for the room, for the space, and what the heck, why not?

The latest entry in the supersize SUV sweeps is the all-new 2023 Jeep Wagoneer. Designed to fit against other big 3-row models like the Tahoe and Suburban, it gives the Jeep faithful a choice that they haven’t had in a long time and brings back the Wagoneer name in all its glory.

What the heck, let’s check it out!

Big, Bold and Beyond

Here’s an interesting fact – nowhere on the vehicle does it say JEEP, but still, it’s immediately recognizable as one, thanks to the familiar 7-slot grille. Flanking the familiar grille are LED headlights and signature driving lights for a purposeful vibe, while a lower blacked out grille and a contrasting fascia that looks off-road rugged and capable. And since first impressions are important, W A G O N E E R is spelled out in big block letters. So cool!

The profile is simple, straightforward and SUV tough. It also reinforces the sheer size of the vehicle – while we could squeeze in a Nissan Armada into our garage, the Wago’s rump was too long by at least a foot. We also loved the Wagoneer script with flag badges on the front doors.

While the standard wheel on the Wagoneer are 20-inchers, our tester had the all-terrain group that includes handsome off-road capable 18-inch alloy wheels and tires. They do look a little small given the overall proportions, though. While the overall length meant our tester was going to be spending evenings parked outside, it does have a cool Quadra-lift air suspension, which lets you lower down to enter most parking garages but raise up when you need some serious clearance off road.

Like the front, the rear is tasteful and strong, with LED taillights, a full-width finisher, and contrasting lower fascia. And in case you didn’t see it up front, once again WAGONEER spelled out in big block letters. We loved our tester’s Bright White color – simple, pure and capable. An honest SUV in every way.

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