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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like

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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like | Top Gear

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A new one’s coming ‘later this year’, says Jeep…

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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like

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A new one’s coming ‘later this year’, says Jeep…

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A new one’s coming ‘later this year’, says Jeep…

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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like

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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like

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This is what the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer will look like

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A new one’s coming ‘later this year’, says Jeep…

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Americans, we bring you tidings from Jeep: a “refreshed” Grand Wagoneer is on its way, and it’ll look something like the car you see above.

OK, it’ll probably look pretty much exactly like the car you see above. Normally teaser campaigns offer a shady, creepy look at upcoming cars – Jeep’s refreshingly given us the entire face.

A handsome one, that carries the company’s new modern design language akin to its baby brother, the (electric) Wagoneer S: think slimmer, streamlined headlights, that slotted grille, a new air intake design, new wheels, and the same boxy silhouette you’ve come to know and covet.

Sadly, these are all the tidings Jeep has divulged at this stage, Jeep saying only that it has been “refreshed with a new attitude” and that it also “proudly wears the Jeep badging”. It does in fact wear Jeep badging.

‘Refreshed with a new attitude.’ Does that mean it’s a mere spruce of the current GW? That carries a ‘Hurricane’ 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight-six, good for a very healthy 536bhp. Or does it mean it’ll carry something entirely different?

We’ll find out “later this year” when Jeep brings us many more tidings. Watch this space…

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Americans, we bring you tidings from Jeep: a “refreshed” Grand Wagoneer is on its way, and it’ll look something like the car you see above.

OK, it’ll probably look pretty much exactly like the car you see above. Normally teaser campaigns offer a shady, creepy look at upcoming cars – Jeep’s refreshingly given us the entire face.

A handsome one, that carries the company’s new modern design language akin to its baby brother, the (electric) Wagoneer S: think slimmer, streamlined headlights, that slotted grille, a new air intake design, new wheels, and the same boxy silhouette you’ve come to know and covet.

Sadly, these are all the tidings Jeep has divulged at this stage, Jeep saying only that it has been “refreshed with a new attitude” and that it also “proudly wears the Jeep badging”. It does in fact wear Jeep badging.

‘Refreshed with a new attitude.’ Does that mean it’s a mere spruce of the current GW? That carries a ‘Hurricane’ 3.0-litre twin-turbo straight-six, good for a very healthy 536bhp. Or does it mean it’ll carry something entirely different?

We’ll find out “later this year” when Jeep brings us many more tidings. Watch this space…

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A new one’s coming ‘later this year’, says Jeep…