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Jeep hasn't officially announced when the Wagoneer will make its grand debut but it's likely that we will see it sometime this year.
Motor1 believes that we will see the Wagoneer in Mid-2020, possibly the Detroit Auto Show, with the Grand Wagoneer appearing shortly after.
FCA has repeatedly strayed from its roadmap over the years, but it appears the Wagoneer will finally arrive. The Wagoneer should debut in mid-2020 – maybe we'll see it at the Detroit Auto Show – before the Grand Wagoneer debuts shortly after. Both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer should arrive as 2021 models.
Car and Driver thinks the Wagoneer will debut towards the end of 2020 instead.
Jeep confirmed way back in 2017 that both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer would be built at FCA's Warren Truck assembly plant in Michigan. More recently, it announced a further investment in that facility and said that production of both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer would begin in early 2021. This means that the trucks will debut sometime near the end of the 2020 calendar year and are likely to be designated as 2021 models in the United States.
Hopefully we get to see something sooner rather than later. The waiting has been agonizing ?
Motor1 believes that we will see the Wagoneer in Mid-2020, possibly the Detroit Auto Show, with the Grand Wagoneer appearing shortly after.
FCA has repeatedly strayed from its roadmap over the years, but it appears the Wagoneer will finally arrive. The Wagoneer should debut in mid-2020 – maybe we'll see it at the Detroit Auto Show – before the Grand Wagoneer debuts shortly after. Both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer should arrive as 2021 models.
Car and Driver thinks the Wagoneer will debut towards the end of 2020 instead.
Jeep confirmed way back in 2017 that both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer would be built at FCA's Warren Truck assembly plant in Michigan. More recently, it announced a further investment in that facility and said that production of both the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer would begin in early 2021. This means that the trucks will debut sometime near the end of the 2020 calendar year and are likely to be designated as 2021 models in the United States.
Hopefully we get to see something sooner rather than later. The waiting has been agonizing ?
