I drove by my local Jeep dealer to take some pics of the new 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer.
After pulling in, I was greeted by a salesman and told him I was just there to take some pics for the forum.
He was very nice and was happy to help.

I pulled in front of a Jeep Wagoneer and he told me it wasn't a Grand Wagoner I was looking for so asked me to walk the lot with him to see if they had one.
He explained to me that the Grand Wagoneer is same size as the regular Wagoneer except for the larger engine and extra options but otherwise the same truck.

We couldn't find a Grand Wagoneer in stock so I asked him if I can take pics of the Wagoneer I had parked near.
He was happy to open it up and give me a tour so I could take some pics.

Fresh Pics
-> Camera does it no justice, paint had some metallic in it that glistened in the sunlight and looked awesome.







Interior looks very nice and done well with appears to be good materials.
I don't know how it compares to it's competitors but looks well done.










2nd and 3rd row seats
->Salesman said the had a customer who was 6' 4" and was able to sit comfortable in the 3rd row seats without feeling squashed.








It's hard to see the sticker due to being behind dark tint and excessive sunshine glare but sticker price is $89,000 with no extra dealer mark up I can see.

 

[moderator edit - please don't quote a massive post (right below the post itself) to only add a few comments... just clutters things up, thanks]

It’s a sensational product Only thing I don’t like it the chrome window trim on the highest end models. Can’t believe it’s got a V8 How can this have a V8 but the Lexus LX600 does not?

 

It's a beast of a vehicle! I checked it out while at Jeep looking at the new Grand Cherokee L's and it is large. Nice jeep though if i were in the market for a large suv.

 

front, back and insides look nice to me, but this side profile...

 

IMO, it would actually look better if the D-pillar did not have that odd upsweep at the bottom, and the rear window was a true rectangle.

I still can't get over a Jeep with a six-figure price tag LOL. Not long ago, that would have been the realm of the Tooth Fairy.

 

Yeah I do not like the side profile.

$100k isn’t what it used to be. A loaded Tahoe or Yukon can touch $90k. Jeep is positioning this to be upmarket from that and Jeep has a feel that can do upmarket.