Jeep Grand Wagoneer

The Jeep Grand Wagoneer was a full-size SUV from American Motors. It continued the SJ architecture from the old Jeep Wagoneer in 1984 and was discontinued in 1991, replaced by the 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee. A Grand Wagoneer version of the Grand Cherokee was also produced in the first year (1993). A similarly-named Jeep Wagoneer was an upscale trim on the smaller Jeep Cherokee. Engines: Transmissions:
  • 1984-1991 Torqueflight TF727
Carburetors:
  • 1984-1991 2bbl Motorcraft

Minor Variations

The grille and dashboard were restyled for the 1986 model year, but the body and drive line remained mostly untouched. The 1989 model year added an overhead console (similar to the Chrysler Caravan of the time) and a rear window wiper. The 1991 model was available with a "Final Edition" badge on the dashboard. There were technically four Grand Wagoneers (four actual physical vehicles) built in the 1992 model year; the final vehicle was part of the Harrah Collection until it was sold on eBay in 1994.

1993

The 1993-only Grand Wagoneer was a luxury version of the ZJ Grand Cherokee. Grand Wagoneer

 

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