2023 Jeep Wagoneer Exterior and Dimensions

The Wagoneer is a blend of old and new. It simply wouldn't be a Jeep without the seven-slot grille. We do like Jeep's sleek headlight and taillight design. The old Wagoneer was a box, and so is the new one. It's rather slab-sided, but there are enough exterior features to help it stand out. LED headlights and taillights are standard, as are 18-inch wheels on the base model (20 inches on the rest). You can go to 22s. An interesting design feature we like is the lack of Jeep badges. This car relies entirely on its design to tell the world that it's a Jeep. The only badge Jeep uses is "Wagoneer," and it's used on every surface where you'd typically find a badge, including the steering wheel. A tri-pane panoramic sunroof is available on the bottom two trims and standard on the top two. The Carbide appearance package on the Series II blacks out the exterior and wheels and adds adjustable roof cross bars.

The Wagoneer is a large box meant to carry a family in comfort, and its dimensions reflect that. It has a 123-inch wheelbase, placing it within spitting distance of ultra-luxury offerings like the Mercedes-Benz GLS. The overall length is 214.7 inches, and it's 94 inches wide with the mirrors included (83.6 inches without them). It stands 75.6 inches tall, measured up the roof rails.

Ground clearance is rated at 8.3 inches with the standard suspension, while the air suspension in the Series III 4WD sees this lifted to 10 inches. This kind of footprint comes with a considerable curb weight. It's rather telling that the lightest model is just shy of 6,000 pounds. The base 4x2 Wagoneer weighs 5,960 lbs, while a top-spec Wagoneer Series III with 4WD weighs 6,230 lbs.

The off-road-related figures are not that impressive with the standard steel suspension. The approach, breakover, and departure angles are claimed to be 21.5, 18.5, and 21.1 degrees, respectively. The Series III 4WD comes as standard with an air suspension, taking these figures up to an impressive 25, 22, and 24 degrees.