The Wagoneer trims are manual folding only with no power fold option; at least on the top trim Series 111, power folding mirrors should be included in both the Premium Group and Convenience Group. Those Wagoneer buyers who want the sunroof & power folding steps will select the Premium Group and folks like me, who want the standard metal roof & fixed side steps can select the Convenience Group. The Wagoneer is too wide not to have this option. The Wagoneer is the only Jeep vehicle offered with V8 engine & no sunroof.
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Wagoneer exterior mirrors
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patience
some things are late adds, for many reasons, often it supply issues or a development issue.
Making a new vehicle is pretty complicated thing, sometimes you don't want to delay a entire launch over a single feature.
some things are late adds, for many reasons, often it supply issues or a development issue.
Making a new vehicle is pretty complicated thing, sometimes you don't want to delay a entire launch over a single feature.
The Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer have been disappointing to me. I original SJ Wagoneers are my favorite truck of all time. Stellantis has this idea of making the Wagoneer a sub-brand and hiding the fact that it is a Jeep will make it more luxurious... its a stupid move. Its overpriced compared to its competition.
Just wait for the next Durango. (SD).
The goal wasn’t for any relationship with original Wagoneer, but I would have preferred a brand new name.