Premium Wagoneer dealership is a full-size SUV that competes with the Chevrolet Tahoe, Ford Expedition and GMC Yukon in this class. The standard-length Wagoneer and its extended-length L variant are spacious, comfortable and well-appointed. They offer plenty of cargo space as well. In fact, a 4-by-8 sheet of plywood fits easily in the back seat of the extended-length version. The Wagoneer and its L-variant also earn maximum stars in NHTSA crash tests.

The Wagoneer S is a battery-electric SUV. It uses two electric motors to drive the rear wheels, and it offers a choice of Auto, Eco, Sport and Snow driving modes. The SUV can also be calibrated to provide minimal regen braking and Creep mode for a driving feel that more closely resembles a traditional gasoline-engine SUV.

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Drivers who want to take the Wagoneer S off-roading will want to add four-wheel drive to their order. Jeep also offers an adjustable air suspension that raises the SUV to improve ground clearance, and a system that lets drivers select sand/mud, snow and rock modes for maximum off-road capability. This SUV can also tow up to 10,000 pounds.

Buyers can choose from a few paint colors, several interior packages and various towing options. Adding the extended-length L variant increases cargo room behind the rear seats by 16 cubic feet, to 130.9 cubes. The Wagoneer S’s rear seat folds flat to increase storage volume, too. Consumers give the Wagoneer five-star ratings in Kelley Blue Book’s owner survey, and most say it’s worth the premium over a comparable gas-powered SUV.