2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Interior and Cargo

With all three rows in place, the Grand Wagoneer has 27.4 cubic feet of cargo space. That's more or less what you get in the average two-row midsize SUV, which means you don't need to fold the seats flat to complete the monthly grocery shopping. That's spacious enough to accommodate light luggage for a six-person weekend getaway.

Fold the third row flat, and you get 70.9 cubes to work with. If you're only a family of four or five, how much more space could you possibly need? You could go on a month-long safari with that much space. If you do need to transport a canoe or a small hatch like a Mini Cooper, you can fold the second-row flat to gain access to 94.2 cubes of space. It's worth mentioning that the standard Wagoneer offers even more space (116.7 cubes) with all the rear seats folded flat.

There are plenty of interior storage spaces for phones, wallets, drinks, and perhaps even a small European hatchback in the center armrest storage. No one should ever have need to complain.

When you include the word "grand" in a car's name, it had better be just that. Luckily, Jeep provides the goods to back up the claim. All Grand Wagoneers come with full exterior LED lights with auto high beams, power heated and automatically dimming side mirrors, remote start, and a tri-pane power sunroof. On the inside, you can expect a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, four-zone climate control with a comfort display, 24-way power-adjustable driver and front passenger seats, a memory function for the radio, driver's seating position, mirrors, and the power-adjustable steering column, leather heated and ventilated massaging front seats, heated second-row seats, and power recline for the second and third row. The Series II adds additional Palermo leather trim and a digital rearview mirror. The Obsidian trim is based on the Series II and adds mostly cosmetic features, an interactive display for the front passenger, a front console cooler bin, ventilated second-row seats, and black suede headliner. The Series III gets premium quilted leather-trimmed seats. On the driver assistance side, all Wagoneers are equipped with adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic assist, active lane management, full-speed forward collision warning with active braking, and Parksense automated parking assist. Series II trim adds traffic sign recognition and drowsy driver detection. The Series III comes with all the safety toys, including night vision with pedestrian and animal detection and intersection collision assist.

The entire Grand Wagoneer range is equipped with a 12.1-inch touchscreen running Uconnect 5C with navigation. It has fully functioning USB inputs in the front and second row, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and over-the-air updates. In the Series I and Series II, the infotainment system is connected to a 19-speaker sound system. Obsidian trim adds a 10.25-inch touchscreen display in front of the passenger so they too can manage certain functions. This screen also lets the front passenger watch movies without distracting the driver. It also gains the Series III's 23-speaker sound system. If you want to treat the family, the $1,995 Rear Seat Entertainment Package is a must. It consists of two 10.1-inch entertainment screens that can play video and music from a USB. Both come standard with Amazon Fire TV for Auto, a giant leap forward from the now outdated Bluray systems still found in so many high-end cars.