2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L Review

Last year, Jeep revived a model from its past, the Grand Wagoneer. After a 21-year absence, the new Wagoneer impressed us with its spacious interior, potent engine and loads of technology features. But Jeep didn't stop there.

This year, the 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L debuts and that "L" signifies that it's a long-wheelbase variant. It's a full foot longer from bumper to bumper, with 7 of those inches added between the front and rear wheels. That typically results in more passenger space in the second and third rows, but in this case, the gains are limited to cargo capacity. The Wagoneer L can hold up to 42.1 cubic feet of cargo behind the third row, over 50% more than in the standard Grand Wagoneer.

Passenger space remains noteworthy, as you can easily accommodate taller adults in any of its three rows. That's common among other large SUVs in this class. So are high levels of overall comfort. The Grand Wagoneer L gains an advantage over its rivals with more power and an impressive 10,000-pound tow capacity. We're not thrilled with the distracting secondary touchscreen mounted low in the dash, though, and the second-row center console protrudes from the cargo floor when all the seats are folded. If you're planning on hauling large objects, we suggest opting for the second-row bench instead of the captain's chairs.

Overall, the 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L is a solid choice when compared to other large luxury SUVs. These include the Cadillac Escalade and Lincoln Navigator. The Wagoneer L holds an advantage in regard to power, cargo space and towing capacity, but we're confident any of these opulent SUVs will easily satisfy.