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“The all-new Wagoneer carries on the tradition of its ancestors, redefining the premium SUV—a class of vehicle it created over 50 years ago. Explore how Wagoneer shines—setting the bar by combining sophistication and legendary capability.” “The Tahoe offers six different trims to match your personal utility needs, while staying true to its classic design. As the most versatile and advanced Tahoe ever, it’s loaded with modern flare, premium touches and impressive power.”
The Wagoneer only offers a single powertrain option, whereas the Tahoe offers a total of three. The Chevy also offers a touch more horsepower and torque. However, both SUVs offer your choice between RWD and AWD capabilities and come with a host of performance features.
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The Jeep Wagoneer is slightly larger and heavier than the Chevy Tahoe. Plus, these SUVs offer their own unique designs. The Wagoneer is upscale and stylish, whereas the Tahoe features a more bold and more athletic look.
You can choose between seven color options with the Wagoneer and 10 with the Tahoe. Both SUVs can also be upgraded to change the standard wheel designs and unlock trim-exclusive design elements and features.
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While the Tahoe offers more cargo capacity, the Wagoneer offers more space for your passengers. However, both SUVs seat up to eight passengers and offer an array of comfort and convenience features, including heated front seats, Dual-Zone Auto Temperature Control, and more.
The Wagoneer offers a Next-Gen Uconnect 5 NAV with a 10.1” touchscreen and the Tahoe offers a 10.2” Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium System. Both SUVs also come with features such as Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth.
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The Jeep SUV has not yet been reviewed or rated by either the NHTSA or the IIHS. However, it offers an array of intuitive safety features. The Chevy Tahoe earned four stars from the NHTSA and has not made it onto the IIHS’ radar just yet. However, we have no doubt that both of these SUVs will receive top marks for their intelligent driver assistance features.
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The Jeep Wagoneer takes premium gasoline and offers a fuel tank capacity of 26.5 gallons.
Yes! Wood trim is available on the Series II and the Series III.
The Jeep Wagoneer Series II (RWD) starts at $69,440. From there, you can choose between the AWD Series II ($72,440), the RWD Series III ($74,440), and the AWD Series III ($77,440).
The Jeep Wagoneer can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7.3 seconds.
Both the Grand Wagoneer and Wagoneer have the same cabin space, legroom, and cargo capacity — both vehicles have 27.4 cubic feet of space behind the third row or 116.7 cubic feet with everything folded.
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