Both of these models come equipped with three rows of seats. Now, to make things more interesting, they both have longer wheelbase "L" variants. The "L" (Wagoneer L and Grand Wagoneer L) basically are a longer format version of each, so you have more room in the back for storage. We'll dive into that a bit later.

The Grand Wagoneer is a more upscale version of the two models. It features chrome accents, LED lighting, a distinct hood design, a black roof, and more pronounced fender flares. Also, it comes equipped with power retractable running boards as standard equipment, adding to its upscale appeal.

Wheel sizes ranging from 18 to 22 inches are available for both models, varying according to trim level. However, the Grand Wagoneer sets itself apart with its smallest wheel size starting at 20 inches, while the Wagoneer wheel size starts at 18 inches. Meanwhile, the Wagoneer offers a unique blacked-out appearance with the Carbide package, featuring glossy black wheels and accents. Its interior also embraces this theme with black seats and special dashboard trim. The Grand Wagoneer counterpart, known as the Obsidian, elevates the glamour with standard shiny black 22-inch rims.

The Grand Wagoneer is a more upscale version of the two models. It features chrome accents, LED lighting, a distinct hood design, a black roof, and more pronounced fender flares. Also, it comes equipped with power retractable running boards as standard equipment, adding to its upscale appeal.

Wheel sizes ranging from 18 to 22 inches are available for both models, varying according to trim level. However, the Grand Wagoneer sets itself apart with its smallest wheel size starting at 20 inches, while the Wagoneer wheel size starts at 18 inches. Meanwhile, the Wagoneer offers a unique blacked-out appearance with the Carbide package, featuring glossy black wheels and accents. Its interior also embraces this theme with black seats and special dashboard trim. The Grand Wagoneer counterpart, known as the Obsidian, elevates the glamour with standard shiny black 22-inch rims.

Stepping inside, the Grand Wagoneer offers a more luxurious experience with a refined dashboard layout, premium leather, and wood trim compared to the Wagoneer. While the Wagoneer provides a standard second-row bench seat accommodating up to eight passengers, the option for second-row captain's chairs is available, albeit reducing the seating capacity. Conversely, the Grand Wagoneer comes standard with a seven-passenger layout, with the second-row bench offered as an option.

For those considering the long-wheelbase variants ("L"), interior passenger volume remains similar to their shorter counterparts. However, the L models boast significantly more cargo space, with the Wagoneer L offering between 42 and 131 cubic feet and the Grand Wagoneer L providing an extra 19 cubic feet behind the first row and 17 cubic feet behind the third.

Exclusive features such as four-zone climate control, 24-way power seats, and a McIntosh audio system are available options for the Grand Wagoneer, along with larger screens for both driver and rear-seat passengers. Both models offer a range of driver-assistance technologies as standard, including forward-collision warning, automated emergency braking, lane-departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.

The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are equipped with robust infotainment systems. The Wagoneer features a 10.1-inch center touchscreen with optional additional displays, while the Grand Wagoneer boasts a larger 12.0-inch center touchscreen along with a 10.2-inch lower touch display. Both models offer wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Amazon Alexa functionality, and optional rear-seat entertainment systems.

The Wagoneer comes equipped with a 420-horsepower twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and available rear- or all-wheel-drive systems. Towing capacity is up to 10,000 pounds. The high-output version of the Hurricane engine in the Grand Wagoneer produces 510 horsepower and 500 pound-feet.