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2027 Jeep Trim Guide
The Grand Wagoneer gas lineup in South Jersey has six trim families, two appearance variants and two body lengths.
Prices are factory starting MSRP before destination and options. The Grand Wagoneer is the entry trim; Limited Altitude and Summit Obsidian are appearance variants alongside the six main gas trims. All listed trims other than the base are 4×4. A dash means Jeep’s current U.S. gas configurator has no L entry for that row.
| Trim or appearance variant | Standard body MSRP | Grand Wagoneer L MSRP |
|---|---|---|
| Grand Wagoneer 4×2 | $65,000 | $68,000 |
| Grand Wagoneer 4×4 | $68,000 | $71,000 |
| Limited 4×4 | $73,100 | $76,100 |
| Limited Altitude 4×4 | $74,095 | $77,095 |
| Upland 4×4 | $74,100 | — |
| Overland 4×4 | $81,000 | $84,000 |
| Summit 4×4 | $95,400 | $98,400 |
| Summit Obsidian 4×4 | $96,395 | $99,395 |
| Summit Reserve 4×4 | $101,400 | $104,400 |
Grand Wagoneer. The base model pairs Capri leather trim and 20-inch wheels with a nine-speaker Alpine system. Heated and ventilated front seats and a heated steering wheel are on Jeep’s base equipment list. It has up to 8 seats on eligible builds. The base trim is the only gas trim Jeep lists in both rear-wheel drive and 4×4, and both drivetrains are offered in both body lengths for shoppers in Lumberton and Cherry Hill.
Limited and Limited Altitude. Both pair Nappa leather with heated second-row seats, a powered third row and power-folding exterior mirrors. Limited Altitude adds dark exterior trim and black 20-inch wheels. That is a styling choice for a buyer in Burlington who already wants the Limited cabin.
Upland. Jeep puts 20-inch all-terrain tires, steel skid plates, tow hooks and air suspension on Upland. Its heavy-duty tow package has a rear electronic limited-slip differential, a two-speed active transfer case and the 3.92 axle. The properly equipped standard-wheelbase gas 4×4 reaches the factory 10,000-pound maximum. Upland’s equipment makes sense for boat trips at the river near Trenton and weekends carrying gear toward the Pine Barrens.
Overland. Overland combines Nappa leather and 22-inch wheels with the 19-speaker McIntosh system. The air suspension comes with a head-up display and surround-view camera in Jeep’s equipment summary. It also offers the L body for the shoppers in Robbinsville who want the extra cargo room and the camera view for parking.
Summit and Summit Obsidian. The Summit equipment list includes front seat massage, four-zone climate control and a dedicated comfort display. Both feature premium Nappa leather and a 19-speaker McIntosh system. The Obsidian is the dark appearance version with black 22-inch wheels; Summit uses the bright wheel treatment.
Summit Reserve. Reserve uses Palermo leather, captain’s chairs and a 23-speaker McIntosh system. The front console cooler, digital rearview mirror and front passenger screen distinguish the Reserve package. Jeep’s factory label for the L Reserve also lists ventilated second-row seats.
| Trim or variant | Seat trim | Wheels | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand Wagoneer | Capri leather | 20-inch | 9-speaker Alpine |
| Limited | Nappa leather | 20-inch | 9-speaker Alpine |
| Limited Altitude | Nappa leather | 20-inch black | 9-speaker Alpine |
| Upland | Capri leather | 20-inch all-terrain setup | 9-speaker Alpine |
| Overland | Nappa leather | 22-inch | 19-speaker McIntosh |
| Summit | Premium Nappa leather | 22-inch | 19-speaker McIntosh |
| Summit Obsidian | Premium Nappa leather | 22-inch black | 19-speaker McIntosh |
| Summit Reserve | Palermo leather | 22-inch | 23-speaker McIntosh |
Limited Altitude vs Upland: Limited Altitude puts the upgrade into leather and second-row comfort. Upland keeps Capri leather and puts its hardware into towing, the transfer case and underbody protection. Both are near $74,100 factory MSRP in the standard body, but the prices buy different equipment.
Overland vs Summit: Overland pairs air suspension and the surround-view camera with a 19-speaker McIntosh system. Summit shares the audio count and adds front-seat massage and more climate controls. Summit’s four-zone climate control gives passengers in different parts of the cabin separate temperature settings on I-295 drives from Mt Ephraim.
The L costs $3,000 more than the same listed standard-body build where both lengths are offered. That buys 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row versus 27.9 in the standard model. A higher trim can upgrade seating and audio; the L is the upgrade that changes cargo room with all rows up. The L adds 12 inches of body length and 7 inches of wheelbase, while the full Grand Wagoneer specifications list EPA ratings by drivetrain.
The Grand Wagoneer and Limited combine up to eight seats with the lower factory starting prices. Upland’s factory heavy-duty tow package includes the 3.92 axle, rear electronic limited-slip differential and two-speed transfer case. Overland L and Summit L each carry 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row, with a head-up display on Overland and front-seat massage on Summit. Browse Lucas Grand Wagoneer inventory or contact Lucas CDJR in Lumberton for the equipment on a particular vehicle.
Limited adds Nappa leather, heated second-row seats, powered third-row seats and power-folding exterior mirrors. It shares the 20-inch wheel size and nine-speaker Alpine system with the base trim. The U.S. builder lists Limited in both available body lengths with four-wheel drive.
The Limited Altitude costs $995 more than the corresponding Limited at Jeep’s factory starting MSRP before destination and options. It adds the dark exterior treatment and black wheels while retaining the Limited’s Nappa leather, heated second-row seats and powered third row.
Jeep lists Upland with the standard body and 4×4 in the 2027 U.S. gas configurator. Overland L combines air suspension with 42.6 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row. Upland comes with skid plates, all-terrain tires and the factory heavy-duty tow package.
Overland includes a surround-view camera and a head-up display. The camera can show the area around the SUV at parking speed, while the head-up display shows driving information in front of the driver. Overland is offered in both body lengths.
Both are listed with premium Nappa leather and front seat massage in Jeep’s U.S. gas configurator. Obsidian changes the appearance with darker trim and black wheels. Summit Reserve is the move to Palermo leather and the higher-count McIntosh sound system.
The Summit Reserve is a seven-seat build in the Jeep configurator. The factory label for a Summit Reserve L lists ventilated second-row seats. Reserve also adds a console cooler, a digital rearview mirror and a front passenger screen to the cabin equipment list.
The Grand Wagoneer L Summit Reserve 4×4 is the highest-priced configuration in Jeep’s U.S. gas builder, at $104,400 MSRP before destination and options. The standard-body Summit Reserve 4×4 starts at $101,400 MSRP and shares the Palermo leather and 23-speaker McIntosh system.
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