2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Obsidian: The New Hurricane Engine Is A Game Changer 

"Expensive" is relative

You said its expensive...i said its cheap 🤘🏻😂

The people you see in this comment section are the reason vehicle prices won't come down

Homer Simpson more likely.

...... What!? That didn't make any sense

and the wrangler 4xe

Wtf y’all 🤦🏻‍♂️

😅😅 what even abysmal is the fact there is no protection what so ever in the undercarriage with lose and expose wiring , oil pan plastic cover , etc . I seen mechanic video review the undercarriage and it ridiculous to market this and give it feature that it can off-road and the frame seem like it easy to rust . I don’t see last to 10 yrs. Really bad

Yes. Wrangler with I6 Hurricane is the way to go!

@Angry Beaver correct like most people on the internet....

Ain't that the truth!!!!

People with no common sense buys jeeps. Or anything from stallantis. Lol

Not nearly as bad as the Ford Chime

More than a fuckin grand I can tell you that

You can't know Jeep vehicles and say that with a straight face. The resale certainly isn't "abysmal". It isn't the early 90s anymore.

@@hellkitty1014 jeeps were okay till they got sold out twice.... Maybe the engines are okay, but everything else is crap, why do you think on just about every publication they rank near the last , and jeeps always have at least 6 or 7 models in the top 20 vehicles not to buy for a reason..hell they can't even make a hemi without major cam issues.

@@hellkitty1014 30 seconds of searching on the internet (with a straight face) will show you that Jeep is in the bottom 5 overall for resale value after 5 years. That's out of 30 + car manufacturers. Ram and Chrysler are also in that bottom 5 and all under the Stellantis banner.

The wrangler has the highest resale of any vehicle.

@@WaterDR-tw8re that’s cool! If this was a wrangler and not a grand Cherokee video that might mean something. But take Jeep as a whole company and it’s nearly last in resale and reliability.

The thing to remember is this - Ever since FCA merged with Chrysler, ridiculous amounts of cash have been poured into Jeep, as well as RAM. A decade on, and investment remains high in Jeep and Ram. The sales speak for themselves- customer loyalty and ridiculous resale values demonstrate how far these vehicles have come in overall quality & reliability. RAM leapfrogged Chevrolet to become the #2 truck brand in America- for the first time EVER, and they're not looking back. Worldclass transmissions provided by ZF are the industry gold-standard for long-term reliability, nearly every Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/RAM/Alfa etc. use ZF transmissions- another advantage over competitors. These new I6 twin-turbo engines are overbuilt- robust in every way you would want. All-forged internals combined with the Inline architecture provide an engine naturally balanced, built to go the distance. The old Jeep 4.0 I6 was also indestructible, as most I6 engines tend to be. Its a design that lends itself to longevity.

Like anyone who buys a $100k+ vehicle is keeping it “long term”. Heck, most people don’t keep a $28,000 Camry for 15 years anymore.

Plus there is warranty so five years should be fine as long as you're not not driving hard for the first 30K miles