I agree. I live in Sweden and it is probably the only European country where you might find one of these ridiculous monstrosities on the road due to the scarcity of population relative to it being a very large country.

That is just so weird to hear because up in North America im prepared to see a couple of these every other day. Their gonna catch on quick here. All jeep products do.

And believe me it is absolutely terrifying trying to overtake these types of vehicles or attempt to manoeuvre one around a parking lot, or should i say car park lol

@@FC3_RIPPER I had a 72 Grand Prix....talk about hard to park! Longer than a full size truck.

@@jfkim7435 I would be moving to Sweden to be with my GF but Sweden makes it so hard for Americans....they don't want us, so sadly instead she will most likely end up moving to the U.S. with me, but I am happy either way to be with her.

Never go full monke

I hereby nominate you for the Comment Hall of Fame. Well done.

@@salukibeancounter9589 Thank you, Sir. *straightens monocle*

The ability to go...off track?

Locomotives are different types of hybrids. And that ain’t right.

Because perhaps there's low availability of diesel in their area?

I wonder how they drive off camera 😅

Now I wanna see Mark driving the thing at Autobahn Country Club. 😆

That will be fun with current gas prices.

@@redwhite_040 I know someone’s gonna say something about if your driving it you don’t care about gas prices but let me tell you… I get 13mpg and while it’s not a monetary concern it is ABSOLUTELY crappy to spend so much in fuel since I that same money could be used elsewhere for example to make more money lol

I thought my audio cut out lol it was just Mark, in shock ;D

I mean its competition isn't that much better its 3 to 4 mpg worse than the navigator which in itself is overrated in that regard and you get a v8.

@@redwhite_040 HA imagine the fun now!

I see what you did there.

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@@texasknight5175 Congratulations. You are not totally braindead.

😆 Kook... 👏

If you’re a girl, let’s hang out

@@dontsub2me441 no

Ha, I live in southern Cali and that's my favorite hobby when I'm a passenger, counting all the full size vehicles that are empty. I myself am guilty, I have a midsize suv (28k msrp) for just me and my wife. I've had 20 knee injuries and 3 knee surgeries, and because I was injured so often I've gained a lot of weight since I was just laying around. so an SUV makes traveling/commuting much much easier on me. I dont even own anything I can tow and I cant afford to take it off-road cuz I cant risk breaking anything outside of normal wear n tear. We do go camping from time to time, we sleep in the back of the vehicle with the seats folded down

Sorry, I know I said a bunch of nothing lol

@@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365 your opinion was interesting thx

@@JustaPersonTryinToHuman365 Since you were injured their is nothing to be guilty about

People spending 100k on a car aren't worried about gas prices.

@@bondedstars naw they dont care. I've owned a suburban for years. You can either afford it or not. You got to pay to play.

Four to five dollars? That's hardly anything!

@Ralph B I don't understand German, but loved reading your comment and Germans

Some people buying this are gonna barley be able to afford the payments. The type of people who are worried about keeping up with the joneses.

Lol,that's right.

Super Grand Wagoneer

I don't think the buyers for this wants that

@@La-yt1wr it’s more about need than want lol

If they made a hellcat wagoner, I think I’ve just met my new god!

A spoiled rich Karen with her hubby’s money…the worst kind

IME these people don't usually do 90mph. They're the ones holding up the left lane doing 70. tbf tho I drive a three row SUV (for complicated reasons) and I defintely drive a little..uhhh... baboonish

Sounds like you’re from Plano, TX too… Don’t forget, the worst Karens of all, have the “Jesus Fish” on their back windshield, ironically. (At least in Texas they do.) I can say with 75% confidence, that in my life, I’ve been flipped off, several times over the years, by different wives of Dallas Cowboy footballers, of which most of them live here at Willow Bend in Plano. (That’s the unofficial “Welcome to Plano” gesture.) Michael Irvin almost backed into me on my bike, years ago, at Kroger when I was a kid. He always passed out King Size candy bars at Halloween. I’m babbling. That means the coffee’s kicking in! 😵‍💫

Those brakes are as large as the rims on my uncle's old Corolla

If i do buy this, it'll be used mainly as a shuttle boat to gigs and airport drop offs

OMG you're right.

It’s so so bad. Who would pick this over any other XL Suv!? It looks bad and is bad

You had 3 appendectomies? That's crazy unlucky

Well hope you stitch up quick man!!

@@96MasterOfPuppets96 I'm just joshing ya, typically you can only have one (I think?), but I did just have one and I think there are many many worse surgeries to have.

@@DevTheBigManUno thanks man! Hopefully I'm out of here today, and after the video I will be sure to ride home in a brand new 2022 Jeep Grand Wagoneer to ensure that I get jostled around as little as possible.

@@HingerBinger you can have post-appendectomy appendicitis, it's extremely rare but there have been a couple of documented cases, I didn't believe it before I found out either haha

This gets WAY worse mpg than Cadillac or Lincoln Navigator. It's a beastly tank.

This will not survive this level of abuse long.. suspension and brake failure. Trans and engine failure. Keep laughing.. just keep destroying stuff.

@@cayman9873 honestly the engine, brakes, and suspension (maybe--air ride) are probably going to be fine as they are based on a lot of existing components that have been around for a while. I'd be more concerned about the electrical aspects.

Compared to my raptor this is a Prius. #stopbeingpoor

And have an awesome time and no problem doing it

Yeah but their net worth has increased exponentially faster than the cost of gas and cars. Its the same for the rest of America right?

Navigator ($110K sticker) Caddi Escalade ($119K) Merc GLE ($120k) X7 ($100K) and on and on it goes. The Fiat guys are smart. Rather than sit back and just cede the 100K plus market, they are taking a peice of it. For the record, everyone's personal economy is different. Gas could reach $20/gallon and I'll still be driving capiche🧐

- design team permanently based in Saudi Arabia?

the interior materials are also very nice

And "Woody" vinyl wraps.

@@benjaminbellamy7207 One can only hope.

This thing will be obsolete in 20 years with the amount of technology and screens they put on it, assuming it still works in 20 years! However, this is a great toy for the next 5 years or so if you can afford it. I imagine this monstrous 6.4L V8 will be extinct sooner or later.

People barely off road in their fully customized jeeps around my area(yes I know that tons of people actually do). No way they’d let this thing see a speck of dirt lol

@@eddy5750 the most dirt this thing will see is an gravel driveway

It is a bit silly but that's the price you pay for a big American V8 motor.

A bit over dramatic

@@shanet7511 $7/g in some euro countries, i think

Will still be cheaper than most Teslas

Will still be cheaper than most Teslas

- rent it out as a 'portable storage unit'.. ;-)

Heck, it can be a nice, mobile condo ;-)

I think that in Netherlands you need a piece of land at your name to place this movable property on it

@@oi32df Yup. I will then wait for a permit from the "gemeente" (municipality) for 9 months and pay a boatload of taxes just to renovate the kitchen... :)

What about squealing all four tires taking a sharp turn. BABOON for sure !

And somewhat lower and reversed third row seats...

For the love of God nooooo

Overpriced junk

Someone's working on the decals right now, guaranteed.

My hunch is you will see kids in these things more than you will see then in escalades

@@DMarshallSR Seattle area is similar. It's all BMW, Mercedes, Audi, Land Rover, and, and Lexus.

@@DMarshallSR that’s because no Americans live there

TANK!

An anime opening that feels more like a masterpiece done for a full fledged movie.

Making 10mpg? You'll see these for sub $40K in five years.

You just have to buy the right one. A 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser/Lexus LX were over $90k new. They run around $65k now.

I don't even know who is wiling to drop $100k on a Jeep? There are much better options out there for that price.

No need to imagine. Look up Mercedes AMG.

Im guessing the only ones that retain will do a good job at retaining value are the Land Cruiser and it's Lexus cousin. Can anybody think of any others, at that price, that don't fall off a cliff?

If you can afford this car you can afford the gas.

@hey it's pete lol. Ok.

Well, he drives it with a heavy foot.

Lmao

@@johndickinson8848 affording the gas is not the issue. Refilling every 3-4 days is going to annoy soccer moms.

Cuz he knows this is trash. He doesn’t care lol. This is least introspective I’ve ever seen him. FCA or whatever they are now is the worst

It's the "New model so we can set MSRP at some ridiculous price in this market without people bringing out their pitchforks" approach

Typical American car selling strategy. MSRP is absurd and gets marked down by thousands to make people think they're getting a deal. Ford is really bad for that.

Absolutely, it's ridiculous

Incorrect, Paul M, on all points raised.

The front windshield is very large, you can see quite a bit

It looks very meh to me. Netflix blackwashed everything like always. I'm surprised they didn't put a black actor for Cowboy role.

This vehicle exists because Stellantis' like most car makers knows they can build junk, name it nostalgically and charge unreasonable prices. And sad suburbanites will pay for it.

Yep. Jeep is a company so of course they’ll follow the consumer market and consumers want big SUV’s. Sad but true, and they just built this to appease those people. It’s not to my liking, and I would never want something as big as this, but I get why some do. Not too bad, but that price is shocking for some crappy Jeep car that’ll fall apart after five years

All cars are a cash grab, but in America the full size SUV segment is very profitable. A lot of folks want that limitless feel in transport, power, and security, especially if they are outside metropolitan areas. Been that way for a long time

@@air-headedaviator1805 yep. Before large SUVs, it was crew cab dually trucks with conversion van interiors.

Unfortunately, they're releasing this as fuel prices are starting to climb again.

That car will be bought by the kind of people who caused the fuel prices to be that high. To them, fuel is effectively becoming *more* affordable.

@@Dowlphin hidden supporters liberals

You spelled “next year” wrong 😂

I swear if either Ford or GM would just put their full size truck diesel in their Full Size SUV and liberate family's from dismal fuel efficiency they would run away with the market. I guess the problem is having their full size SUVs on 1/2 ton truck platforms, so its a little more complicated.

@@jefffaller8474 GM actually made a 3500 Suburban. It was fleet only and gas only. It ended the program in 2019 but aftermarket 6.6L Duramax swaps were a thing.

I was thinking similarly and totally agree with you.

- I agree with you. This is the 'swan song' for this type of vehicle. If you like (and can afford the costs of running one), buy it now.

The Easter eggs lol

Who do you think bought the original 70's-80's Grand Wagoneer??? The same rich suburban moms and dads doing the exact same thing with their kids. They too only went off road at the owners estate.

Every suv is a symbol of waste, buy a gr86

What kind of MPG do you think the original Grand Wagoneer would get with Jack driving? 🤣 This thing is consderably more capable offroad than the original as well. Sure, most won't use the capability, but that goes for all vehicles sold today.

@@ericbryant796 Times have changed significantly from the 70’s and 80’s, and from what I remember having lived through these decades growing up, friends parents who owned Wagoneers used them to drive up north to cabins that were almost always on dirt roads, or for deer hunting, skiing trips, etc. They weren’t selling them, nor the Suburban, or Broncos of the day, as lifestyle vehicles. Most people owned and drove sedans and wagons and they bought these 4 wheel drive SUV’s because they used them for their capabilities. Today, people buy these things as a sort of cross between a Cadillac and a minivan, to be seen in at their kid’s soccer games.

You’re clearly not seeing past the badge. Rewatch the video, the Shoppe segment is pretty damn clear

Or ANYTHING ELSE

@@THX5000 Then you underestimate the Karen's.