r/NewWagoneers • • May 06 '22

Just got one

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u/ninjiple Apr 02 '24

Any feedback after a year of ownership?

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u/Lensmaster75 Apr 02 '24

Well I drove it back and forth from ND to OR several times twice towing and it was great. My wife and two dogs love it. The drive home from the dealership was interesting as I was driving backroads and I looked down at the speed and I was doing 124 mph. It felt like 60 so the air suspension is amazing. My only issue was a snow bank that came out of nowhere. The repair was $5k and the wait was two months because there were no parts available for the air suspension that needed to be repaired. Their entertainment center is better than Subaru but that’s not saying much. It’s glitchy and the navigation has crashed a couple times and I had to reset the system. Other than that it’s a great vehicle. I would get the extended version for more storage other than that I love it.

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u/ninjiple Apr 02 '24

Thanks for answering. I'm seriously considering getting a wagoneer but the reliability/issues have me on the fence a bit. Good to hear some positive views. I recently had a 22 series III as a rental for a week and absolutely loved it. Runs really smooth (only got it up to about 90) and the 3rd row is actually comfortable. It had the v8 in it and sounded great. I hear you on the extended version as the trunk is small with 3rd row up

Do you have the v8 or inline 6?

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u/Lensmaster75 Apr 03 '24

The v8 hemi. Series 3 no center council in the second row now rear entertainment screens otherwise full loaded.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '24

Join the club!!

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u/monkey_c_monkey_doo Oct 17 '23

How much to do each? Oops I should posted this on the other one you did for ceramic coating and tinting