2027 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L: What Changed, What Stayed, and What to Know

Families who need maximum cargo room along with a full load of passengers will find it in the 2027 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L, the long-wheelbase Grand Wagoneer, with 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row, a 420-horsepower Hurricane inline-six, and seating for up to eight, at Kunes Jeep stores across Wisconsin and Illinois.

The Grand Wagoneer L is about a foot longer than the standard Grand Wagoneer, and nearly all of that extra length goes to cargo space. This guide covers the L specifically, including how it differs from the standard model, what changed for 2027, and who should choose it. Jeep now sells the former Wagoneer as the Grand Wagoneer, and the standard-wheelbase model has its own page.

The L stretches the wheelbase from 123 inches to 130 inches and the overall length from 216.1 inches to 228.1 inches. Jeep lists 42.6 cubic feet of cargo space behind the third row on the L, compared with 27.9 cubic feet on the standard model, a gain of 14.7 cubic feet, and says that gives the L the most rear cargo volume in its class.

Everything else stays familiar. Both models use the same 420-horsepower Hurricane inline-six and eight-speed automatic, both seat up to eight, and the L includes a power-folding third-row bench seat, according to Jeep's FAQ. Choose the standard model for a shorter, easier-to-park SUV, and the L when luggage, sports gear, and a full load of passengers all need to fit.

The headline for 2027 is the Overland, a new trim with air suspension, semi-active damping, and machine-faced 22-inch wheels, which Jeep lists as late availability. Jeep also retired the 85th Anniversary Edition and the Limited Reserve and added five new exterior colors (Ember Pearl Coat, Ghost, Olive Green, Red Hot, and Winter Chill Pearl Coat). Jeep made its biggest lineup change for 2026, so the L heads into 2027 without major updates beyond the new trim and colors.

Every Grand Wagoneer L uses the 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo inline-six, which makes 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque through an eight-speed automatic. Published fuel-economy figures list the long-wheelbase four-wheel-drive model at 16 mpg city, 22 highway, and 18 combined. The L keeps the Grand Wagoneer's luxury cabin, three rows of seating, and a power-folding third row.

Cargo is the reason to choose the L. With all three rows up, Jeep lists 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row, ahead of the 41.5 cubic feet Jeep lists for the GMC Yukon XL and the 36.1 cubic feet for the Ford Expedition Max. In Car and Driver's carry-on suitcase test, which a dealer summary cites, the L held 14 behind the third row, twice the standard Grand Wagoneer's seven.

The L seats seven as standard, and an eight-passenger bench is available on most trims. Third-row legroom is roughly 36.6 inches, according to a dealer guide, which suits adults and taller teenagers on longer trips.

Dealer trim guides list the Grand Wagoneer L in seven trims: the base Grand Wagoneer, Limited, Limited Altitude, Overland, Summit, Summit Obsidian, and Summit Reserve. The off-road Upland is not among them. The base trim starts with Capri leather seating, heated and ventilated front seats, a 12-inch touchscreen with navigation, and three-zone climate control.

The Limited adds more luxury content, and the Overland brings off-road styling with air suspension. The Summit adds Nappa leather and a McIntosh 19-speaker audio system, the Summit Obsidian adds black exterior accents, and the Summit Reserve tops the range with a 23-speaker McIntosh system and ventilated rear seats. Ask us which trims are available on the L.

Jeep lists the standard 2027 Grand Wagoneer at a starting MSRP of $65,000, before taxes, title, registration fees, and the $2,795 destination charge. The Grand Wagoneer L is priced separately, so ask us for the current starting price on the L you want. Starting prices do not include options, and pricing and offers may change at any time.

The Hurricane inline-six makes 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque, with power sent through an eight-speed automatic to the rear wheels or all four. Towing ratings vary by trim and drivetrain, so ask us to confirm the rating for the exact Grand Wagoneer L you want.

The Grand Wagoneer L pairs a spacious cabin with a 12-inch Uconnect 5C touchscreen with navigation and Active Driving Assist on the base trim, and the Summit and Summit Reserve add McIntosh audio. A power-folding third-row bench seat makes it easy to open up cargo space. Ask us to walk you through the equipment on the trim you want.

Jeep backs the Grand Wagoneer L with a 3-year, 36,000-mile basic warranty. Ask us about No Fear.

Choose the standard Grand Wagoneer if you want a shorter, easier-to-maneuver SUV with 27.9 cubic feet behind the third row, and the Upland trim's off-road hardware. Choose the L if you regularly carry a full load of passengers and luggage, because it adds 14.7 cubic feet behind the third row, and the Upland is not listed for the L.

The L competes with extended-length SUVs such as the GMC Yukon XL, Ford Expedition Max, Chevrolet Suburban, and Cadillac Escalade ESV. Its pitch is cargo room, a luxury-focused cabin, and a 420-horsepower inline-six. Test-drive them back to back and compare the third row and the ride yourself.

Choose the base Grand Wagoneer L or the Limited for a well-equipped family hauler, the Limited Altitude for a darker look, and the Overland for off-road style with luxury touches. Step up to the Summit or Summit Reserve for Nappa leather, massage seats, and McIntosh audio.

Our Kunes Jeep stores can tell you about Grand Wagoneer L availability and timing. Ask our team which trims are on the lot.

The Grand Wagoneer L is priced separately from the standard model. Jeep lists the standard Grand Wagoneer at a starting MSRP of $65,000, before taxes, title, registration fees, and the $2,795 destination charge. Ask us for the current starting price on the L.

It is the long-wheelbase version of the Grand Wagoneer, with a 130-inch wheelbase and a 228.1-inch overall length.

Jeep lists 42.6 cubic feet behind the third row, compared with 27.9 cubic feet on the standard Grand Wagoneer.

About 12 inches overall, 228.1 inches versus 216.1 inches, with a wheelbase that is 7 inches longer, 130 inches versus 123.

Up to eight. Seven seats are standard, and an eight-passenger configuration is available on most trims.

A 3.0-liter Hurricane twin-turbo inline-six with 420 horsepower and 468 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic.

Dealer guides list the base Grand Wagoneer, Limited, Limited Altitude, Overland, Summit, Summit Obsidian, and Summit Reserve. Ask us which are available.

Jeep now sells its long-wheelbase SUV as the Grand Wagoneer L, since the standalone Wagoneer name was dropped for 2026.

Published figures list the long-wheelbase four-wheel-drive model at 16 mpg city, 22 highway, and 18 combined.

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