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2027 Jeep Buyer Questions
South Jersey shoppers can get quick answers about 2027 Grand Wagoneer gas models, from the seven- and eight-seat layouts to factory towing ratings.
Jeep starts the standard-body gas 4×2 at $65,000 MSRP before destination and options. The base 4×4 starts at $68,000 on the same basis. Lucas can confirm a vehicle’s current retail price from its listing and the equipment on that specific SUV.
The entry Grand Wagoneer L 4×2 starts at $68,000 factory MSRP before destination and options. The base L 4×4 starts at $71,000. Both use the same Hurricane gas engine and give you the longer body with 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row.
In the current Jeep gas builder, the L costs $3,000 more than a corresponding standard-wheelbase model where Jeep offers both lengths. It adds 12 inches overall and 14.7 cubic feet behind the third row, so its value shows up with passengers in the back.
Jeep’s starting MSRP figures in the trim guide exclude destination and options. A vehicle’s window label shows its factory equipment, options and destination line. The trim price table puts the standard gas Grand Wagoneer 4×2 at $65,000 before those charges.
Jeep lists the standard-wheelbase Upland 4×4 at $74,100 factory MSRP before destination and options. The equipment includes the heavy-duty tow package, all-terrain tires and skid plates. The package also includes a 3.92 axle and two-speed active transfer case for trailer duty.
Both lengths use the 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo inline-six in the gas lineup, rated at 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft. Both get the eight-speed automatic. Body length does change the fuel tank size, some EPA ratings and the factory towing limits.
EPA rates both rear-wheel-drive lengths at 22 highway mpg, with 17 city and 19 combined. The standard 4WD is rated at 21 highway mpg and the L 4WD at 20 highway mpg, so the highway difference comes with the driven wheels as well as the body length.
The 10,000-pound maximum belongs to the properly equipped standard-wheelbase gas 4WD with the 3.92 axle. The standard 4WD with the 3.55 axle is rated at 5,970 pounds. The specs guide shows the factory ratings by axle, drive and body length.
The factory gas manual rates the L 4WD with the 3.92 axle at 9,960 pounds when properly equipped. That is the highest L rating in the manual. Passengers, cargo and trailer tongue weight also matter when the SUV is loaded for a trip.
Yes. The manual lists 6,150 pounds for the standard gas 2WD and 5,980 pounds for the gas L 2WD with the 3.55 axle and appropriate equipment. The manual lists a 598-pound trailer tongue limit for both gas 2WD bodies, and tongue weight counts toward the SUV’s loaded weight.
It can seat up to eight people including the driver with a second-row bench on eligible builds. Captain’s chairs bring the total to seven and leave a center aisle to the third row. Summit Reserve uses the seven-seat layout, with Palermo leather and a 23-speaker McIntosh system.
Jeep publishes 27.9 cubic feet for the standard body and 42.6 cubic feet for the L behind the third row. The L is useful for families who fill the back seats and still need room for bags on a drive toward Manahawkin.
Yes. Jeep offers power-folding third-row seats, and its configurator lists powered third-row seats on Limited and Limited Altitude. Folding the third row in the standard body opens 70.8 cubic feet behind the second row, useful when the back seats are empty.
Jeep offers dual 10.1-inch rear entertainment screens. They are separate from the front navigation screen and from FamCam, which shows rear-row occupants to the driver. Upland and the Summit versions include dual-view FamCam for the driver, and the optional rear screens serve the passengers.
Summit Reserve uses the 23-speaker McIntosh setup in the U.S. gas configurator. Overland, Summit and Summit Obsidian use a 19-speaker McIntosh system there. The entry Grand Wagoneer uses a nine-speaker Alpine system, which is also listed for Limited and Upland.
Summit Obsidian is a dark appearance variant of Summit. Jeep offers both with standard and L bodies. The Obsidian has black 22-inch wheels, while the L designation adds 12 inches of length regardless of the appearance package on either Summit version.
Overland includes Quadra-Lift air suspension and a surround-view camera in the U.S. gas configurator. It also includes a head-up display. The trim is available as a standard Grand Wagoneer or a Grand Wagoneer L, so you can pair it with either cargo layout.
Yes. The U.S. configurator lists second-row heat for Limited and Limited Altitude. Both also have powered third-row seats and power-folding exterior mirrors. The Altitude appearance treatment is a separate choice from the seat and mirror equipment that the two share.
Jeep lists Upland, Summit, Summit Obsidian and Summit Reserve with dual-view FamCam as standard. It shows the rear cabin on the front display. A surround-view parking camera is a separate feature that shows the area outside the SUV at parking speed.
Yes. Jeep lists a Grand Wagoneer L Summit Reserve 4×4. It combines the L’s space behind the third row with the Reserve cabin’s Palermo leather and 23-speaker McIntosh system. The U.S. factory label for the L Reserve also lists second-row ventilation.
The factory basic limited warranty is 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first, subject to the warranty terms. The 5-year or 60,000-mile gas powertrain limited warranty has separate terms. Routine oil, filter and tire care follow the owner’s manual schedule.
The factory gas schedule calls for engine air filter replacement every 30,000 miles or three years, whichever comes first. Dusty or off-road use adds a filter inspection at each oil change. The cabin air filter has a separate 12,000-mile replacement interval.
The gas manual calls for a 4×4 transfer case inspection every 30,000 miles or three years. Its replacement interval is 150,000 miles or 15 years. The Grand Wagoneer service schedule separates transfer case work from axle fluid and engine service.
Driving conditions such as slow traffic can bring the oil reminder forward. The owner’s manual also specifies a 350-engine-hour limit, which accounts for time spent running the engine in slow traffic or while idling. The factory schedule calls for oil service within 500 miles after the reminder appears.
The factory oil-service inspection includes the brake pads, rotors and hoses as well as the exhaust system. Those checks cover parts exposed to South Jersey winter road salt. The same factory visit also includes a tire wear check, with rotation at the first sign of irregular wear.
Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is at 1624 NJ-38 in Lumberton, NJ. Shoppers from Cherry Hill, Burlington, Trenton, Mt Ephraim and Robbinsville can compare current listings and reach the store for the build details.
Grand Wagoneer L is Jeep’s long-wheelbase model designation. The L is 228.1 inches long and has a 130-inch wheelbase. The longer body adds 14.7 cubic feet behind the third row, giving it 42.6 cubic feet with all three rows upright.
Yes. The 2026 Grand Wagoneer overview keeps the prior model year separate. The 2027 standard gas model starts at $65,000 MSRP before destination and options and uses the 420-horsepower Hurricane engine. The specific vehicle’s factory label gives the equipment and weight limits that came with it.
The Lucas trade-in tool estimates the value of the vehicle you already drive. The Grand Wagoneer’s price comes from its current listing and equipment. Jeep’s factory starting MSRP is $65,000 for the standard-length Grand Wagoneer 4×2, with destination and options priced separately.
Yes. The Lucas finance application is available online before a visit. Jeep’s factory starting MSRP for the gas standard 4×2 is $65,000 before destination and options. Any final payment or finance terms depend on the selected vehicle and the completed credit process.
The factory tow rating varies with the axle ratio, body length, drivetrain and tow equipment. The standard gas 4WD is rated for 5,970 pounds with the 3.55 axle or 10,000 pounds with the properly equipped 3.92 axle. Passengers, cargo and tongue weight also count toward the vehicle’s load.
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