2027 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Specs NH

The 2027 Grand Wagoneer specifications for NH buyers separate two body lengths, two drive systems and axle-dependent towing ratings. Standard and L share the 420-horsepower gas engine. The longer vehicle adds seven inches of wheelbase and 14.7 cubic feet behind the third row, while overall length grows by a full foot.

From an Exeter garage to Route 1A through Rye, the body dimensions affect everyday use as much as the engine. Dover and Somersworth households gain three rows in either body. Rochester buyers carrying a trailer also have different ratings for the 3.55 and 3.92 axle combinations.

Engine and Powertrain Specifications

The Hurricane six supplies the same output in the two lengths. The 3.92 axle and tow equipment determine the highest trailer ratings. An eight-speed automatic manages the engine’s output across town traffic and highway speeds; choosing L changes body size and storage rather than adding engine output.

Exterior Dimensions for NH Parking

The L adds 12 inches to overall length and seven inches between the axles. Both bodies have the same published body width. A 20-foot parking bay is 240 inches long: subtracting the vehicle length leaves 23.9 inches for the standard body and 11.9 inches for the L, total across both ends. Those examples describe length alone.

Body width excludes the mirrors. Mirror position, roof equipment and the clearance needed to open doors also affect a garage fit. The lower published L height does not imply extra roof clearance for every suspension setting or accessory. The vehicle’s actual height and exterior equipment govern an individual installation.

Interior Dimensions, Seating and Cargo in NH

The biggest L-body advantage comes with the third row still upright. Its 42.6 cubic feet provide 14.7 more than the standard vehicle, so a full passenger cabin leaves more space for bags. Third-row legroom is listed at 36.6 inches in both; the longer body’s extra cargo capacity is a separate benefit.

With the third row folded, storage grows to 70.8 cubic feet in the standard body and 88.8 in the L. Folding both rear rows gives 94.2 and 116.7 cubic feet. A family day at Hampton Beach State Park uses the seats-up measurement when everyone travels together; the maximum volume describes a different seating arrangement.

Seven-seat captain’s chairs leave a passage between second-row seats. The eight-seat arrangement uses a second-row bench on eligible configurations. Summit Reserve has seven seats. Seat material and power adjustment vary by trim, with the trim equipment tables separating Capri, Nappa, premium Nappa and Palermo leather.

Wheels, Tires and Suspension

Upland’s all-terrain tires accompany tow hooks, steel skid plates and Quadra-Lift. Overland also includes air suspension, with 22-inch wheels and a different cabin specification. Wheel diameter describes the rim; tire construction, tread and inflation remain specific to the installed tires.

Fuel Economy and Fuel Capacity

EPA estimates distinguish all four combinations. The four-wheel-drive L has a different highway estimate from the standard-body 4WD vehicle, even though both have an 18-mpg combined rating. Real-world mileage varies with driving conditions, load, weather and trailer use; tank capacity is a volume rather than a guaranteed driving range.

Towing Ratings by Body, Drive and Axle

All figures require the corresponding equipment and compliance with vehicle and hitch limits. The manufacturer’s table uses a trailer frontal-area basis of 55 square feet. A standard-body 4WD model with the 3.92 axle has a listed maximum tongue weight of 1,000 pounds; the matching L combination lists 996 pounds.

Upland includes the HD Trailer Tow Package. Passenger weight, luggage and hitch load also affect the vehicle’s remaining carrying capacity. The 10,000-pound figure applies to the highest-rated configuration, while the table’s 3.55-axle rows show why the same model name can have a substantially different trailer limit.

Vehicle Weight and Ground Clearance

Curb weight is the published vehicle weight; GVWR is its rated maximum loaded weight. These are manufacturer table configurations rather than specific Grand Wagoneer payload figures. The standard 4x2 has a published 9 inches of minimum ground clearance. Air-suspension models have adjustable ride height, so that base measurement does not describe every setting.

Key Features and Cabin Technology

Navigation is integrated into the base 12-inch touchscreen. Wireless Apple CarPlay support and Android Auto compatibility connect phone functions; available rear entertainment uses dual 10.1-inch displays. Audio ranges from nine-speaker Alpine to 19- or 23-speaker McIntosh. A head-up display projects driving information within the driver’s forward field of view on equipped models.

Safety Equipment

Blind-spot detection, active lane management and adaptive cruise control with stop and go address different driving situations. The available surround-view camera supports low-speed visibility around the body. FamCam is a rear-facing cabin camera, standard on Upland and the Summit trim group. Driver assistance requires continued attention and does not replace control of the vehicle.

Warranty and Scheduled Ownership

Basic warranty coverage is three years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Powertrain coverage is five years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first, subject to the warranty terms. The gas engine uses 7.5 U.S. quarts of SAE 0W-20 full-synthetic oil with a filter change. Its maintenance and service schedule sets oil, filter, spark-plug and fluid timing.

Grand Wagoneer Specifications in Practice

A Durham household carrying passengers and luggage gains more usable rear storage from the L body than from choosing a higher trim. A Rochester towing household gains the highest trailer rating from the proper 4WD, axle and tow equipment. On Route 101 toward Exeter, both lengths retain the same 420-horsepower engine.

Published Figures and Premier Pure Promise

Grand Wagoneer offers two body lengths and factory starting prices for both. Under Premier Transparency, KBB trade values and available rates, rebates, residuals and incentives join vehicle prices online any hour. Grand Wagoneer buyers have those figures before choosing their purchase method.

Premier Pure Price has followed negotiation-free pricing since 1995. third parties such as CarGurus, Kelley Blue Book and Autotrader supply market reference data for the group’s stated method. “We price our cars, not our customers” is the Pure Price promise, applied to both Grand Wagoneer body lengths.

The group behind the purchase is Premier Companies, locally and family-owned since 1979. The Premier People Promise brings commission-free staff to the purchase discussion and continues the same experience throughout ownership.

There are three ways to shop through Premier Personalization, Pure & Simple: shop online and buy online, work with the team in person, or use a combination of remote and showroom steps. Online trade valuation and credit applications support that choice. We deliver anywhere through coast-to-coast delivery.

Grand Wagoneer Specs FAQs

How much longer is Grand Wagoneer L than the standard body?

Grand Wagoneer L is 228.1 inches long, while the standard vehicle measures 216.1 inches, a difference of 12 inches. Wheelbase increases from 123 to 130 inches. Both bodies are 83.6 inches wide excluding mirrors, so choosing L adds length and rear storage without changing the published body width.

How does the L change third-row passenger room?

The published third-row legroom is 36.6 inches in both body lengths. The L’s major storage gain is behind that row: 42.6 cubic feet versus 27.9 in the standard vehicle. A longer cargo area and additional legroom are different benefits; the L delivers the former in these measurements.

What are the four-wheel-drive fuel-economy estimates?

EPA estimates are 16 city, 21 highway and 18 combined mpg for standard-body 4WD, and 16 city, 20 highway and 18 combined for L 4WD. The L has a 30.5-gallon tank rather than 26.5 gallons. Driving conditions, cargo, weather and towing affect actual fuel use.

Does every 4WD Grand Wagoneer tow 10,000 pounds?

No. The standard-body 4WD reaches 10,000 pounds with the listed 3.92 axle and corresponding equipment. With the 3.55 axle, its published maximum is 5,970 pounds. The L has separate limits of 9,960 and 5,760 pounds for those axle combinations, with loading and hitch requirements still applying.

What does GVWR mean in the weight table?

GVWR is the manufacturer’s rated maximum loaded vehicle weight. Curb weight describes the published vehicle weight before its passenger and cargo load. The manual lists separate combinations, such as standard Limited 4WD at 6,004 pounds curb weight and 7,600 pounds GVWR. An specific vehicle’s certification and loading labels govern its limits.

How much cargo fits when both rear rows are folded?

Published maximum cargo is 94.2 cubic feet for the standard body and 116.7 for the L. With all passenger rows upright, those figures are 27.9 and 42.6 cubic feet instead. The larger maximum volumes describe carrying cargo with rear seats folded rather than with a full passenger cabin.

Can I review pricing and trade value remotely?

Yes. Premier Transparency provides vehicle prices, KBB trade values and available rates, rebates, residuals and incentives around the clock. Premier Personalization, Pure & Simple supports remote, in-person or combined shopping. The store’s commission-free team handles either Grand Wagoneer length under the same Premier Pure Promise approach.

Return to the 2027 research hub. The 2026 specification guide lists the earlier model year separately.

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