GrandWagoneer has become a sales success for Jeep and for 2026, the company has simplified things and abandoned plans to create a luxury sub-brands. Simply just called the for 2026, this big SUV re-establishes its identity as the flagship model for Jeep and it gets a refreshed exterior to go with it. In addition to refined LED headlights, a restyled grille/bumpers, and new wheels and taillights, you’ll also notice lots of Jeep badging has been added. The trim lines have also been reshuffled, with the core trims being the Base, Limited, and Summit and our test car in Silver-Zynith is the mid Limited Altitude trim with gloss black accents and 22” black wheels. Still offered in both regular and longer L body styles, the Grand Wagoneer is the longest vehicle in its class, stretching to 216” for the standard length SUV, with the L adding an extra 12” to the length. Under the hood, the base engine is the smooth and torquey, 3.0L Twin-Turbo “Hurricane” DOHC I-6 pumping out 420 HP and 4