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In a market of compact SUVs, Jeep has gone big. With the addition of the three-row Jeep Grand Cherokee L and the Wagoneer, adventurous families in San Luis Obispo and Fresno finally have large SUVs that can not only handle their crew, but also the off-road trails that lead to the best camping and hiking routes. How are the Jeep Grand Cherokee L and Wagoneer different? Take a look with Mullahey Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM, then contact us for test drives of both SUVs.
Bakersfield families who are working with a smaller budget will love the prices on the Jeep Grand Cherokee L, which start at just over $40,000 MSRP. The Wagoneer, with its eye toward high-end materials and vintage design, has a slightly higher price point but remains more affordable than the competition from other brands:
With its larger size, the Wagoneer requires a bigger engine and more power, which also gives it a big boost when it comes to towing capacity, which is the best in its class. That said, the Grand Cherokee L towing capacity is still on par with what you’ll find in full-size light-duty trucks.
As you’ve likely noticed, the primary difference you’ll find in choosing between a Jeep Grand Cherokee L or Wagoneer is size. The Wagoneer is an overall larger SUV than the Grand Cherokee L, making it a great choice for large or growing families.
Once you compare the Jeep Grand Cherokee L and Wagoneer in person at Mullahey Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM, you’ll know exactly which one is right for your family. Drive home even sooner when you apply for financing in advance with us. And don’t forget to shop our new Jeep specials for discounts on your preferred Jeep SUV.
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