Jeep Wagoneer

Sounds like a wonderful idea! I think you should go for it, after all, you only live once. If it doesn’t work out, you can always sell it and try something else. Good luck and let us know how it goes

 

2023 Sequoia?

 

That has me intrigued

 

Only if it has a 10K towing capacity. I tow a 7K trailer once fully loaded.

When the Sequoia comes out I will compare, and the Wagoneer will have been on the market for it's second year. The mechanicals of the new Jeep are pretty tried and true, but it seems like there are.a LOT of first year teething pains. Not looking great on the Wagoneer forum. Priced like I want, will be upwards of 85k..... Entry of 77k....

My main driving force is more seating for family on trips yet keeping the same tow ratings and long term costs of ownership. The Tundra will be hard to beat for all my needs other than 3rd row. It's not a necessity, but a nice to have. I have a German shepherd, so he can go in the bed and have room for the lovely Mrs bulldog and Grands. If keeping the Tundra it will get a cap and I have a plan for extra battery, solar panels on the cap and an invertor.

I'm retiring in 2 years. The Tundra is paid off.do I really want to throw another 30-40k down the corporate pie hole or put that towards my dream garage and goodies for my retirement car project (Cobra replica kit).and the new Moto Guzzi v100......

..... I think I just made my decision .... I'm off the cliff and a hundred miles away now, just needed to get it out there.

 

There a over priced Mopar product , I’m not hating on Jeep , I actually bought 2 over the summer a Jeep Wrangler JLU 4 door rubicon and a Gladiator also Rubicon , both are Diesel … complete different animal than gasoline versions .
They are still just big toys , the new Grand Wagoner looks to be a over priced , its more than I paid for any of my Toyota Land Cruiser LC200’s , pre covid in 2019 I bought my 2020 LC 200 and paid 78k and that is a way better vehicle than that Wagon .
I would get the Sequoia over the Wagon any day … never buy the first year of anything !

 

Buy a Sequoia

 

Bit late on the reply, as this was covered a week ago.

But in my defense, I was thinking of the 8 lug Suburbans of days gone by. I am out of the loop on the Suburban line-up and did not realize they stopped making 8 lug burbs years ago.

 

Yes a 2500/3500 'Burb would be nice

 

I’ve owned a YJ and an XJ, jeep died in 06 when the 4.0 went away. I had a 17 grand Cherokee that I traded in a year later when the computer module died and wouldn’t start anymore. For the money, buy a land cruiser. No brainer.