[Liles]

I saw the news that Jeep was bringing back the Wagoneer and the nostalgia hit me like a ton of bricks haha. My grandfather owned one and would take our family on long road trips, since then it's always been a cool car to me. I really hope the designers do a great job with the new Wagoneer and force me to get one.

 

[WagoneerFan]

What do you think the chances are we get a new Wagoneer that actually pays homage to the old one?

 

[Liles]

At this point I'd say 50/50. Jeep hasn't been afraid to stick to tradition with the Wrangler. But I can also easily see them give the Wagoneer a similar design to the Grand Cherokee.

 

[offcourse]

At this point I'd say 50/50. Jeep hasn't been afraid to stick to tradition with the Wrangler. But I can also easily see them give the Wagoneer a similar design to the Grand Cherokee.

Hopefully you're right.

One area we might not have to worry is capability. FCA running a test mule on a RAM 1500 chassis is a sign of many good things to come our way.

 

[WagoneerFan]

Just expect to pay a premium if you want real capability, close to $90k for a higher trim.

 

[Simcoe]

I didn't know they're using a Ram chassis, that will definitely help it out in bad weather conditions.

 

[WagoneerFan]

I didn't know they're using a Ram chassis, that will definitely help it out in bad weather conditions.

Its to create a true and very traditional SUV, something that's dying out these days that enthusiast desperately want. Likely the last time we'll see one of its kind!

 

[Simcoe]

Its to create a true and very traditional SUV, something that's dying out these days that enthusiast desperately want. Likely the last time we'll see one of its kind!

That makes a lot of sense, It'll be refreshing to see since so many SUVs have car-based platforms.