The Jeep brand of Stellantis in Auburn Hills has introduced two limited-run 2025 Wagoneer models, both with specific customers in mind — the new Jeep Wagoneer Limited and Wagoneer Super.
The two new models join the previously announced Wagoneer Overland Special Edition in the Wagoneer stable.
The Jeep Wagoneer Limited is designed for the value-conscious customer ready to step into a full-size SUV. Based on the Series II trim, Wagoneer introduces new design cues to the Wagoneer name, including:
- Body-color fender flares.
- Chrome exterior badging.
- Black lower front and rear fascias.
- Unique 22-inch wheels.
In addition to an elevated design, the Wagoneer Limited packages a host of features for those who expect more from their full-size SUV. Standard equipment includes:
- Power side steps.
- Power-folding second and third rows.
- A tri-pane sunroof.
- Surround View camera.
Wagoneer Limited starts at $76,535 (including destination), with these features previously unavailable on the Series II trim.
Borrowing a name from the Wagoneer’s past, the Jeep Wagoneer Super is elevated and upscale, without a luxury price tag. This special edition introduces a number of features from the Grand Wagoneer, previously unavailable for the Wagoneer nameplate. These premium elements include:
- Exclusive, 22-inch machined, black aluminum wheels.
- A two-tone black painted roof.
- Body color fender flares.
- Black-finished power side steps.
- Carbide headlights.
- A full trim black-out package, including badging and black grille rings.
Inside, some of Grand Wagoneer’s features include:
- A class-exclusive McIntosh 19-speaker premium audio system.
- Tri-pane panoramic sunroof.
- Premium soft-touch wrapped finish across the Wagoneer Super’s interior.
The Wagoneer Super package bundles these numerous premium touches at a $3,000 value with an MSRP of $82,535 (including destination).
All Jeep Wagoneer models, including these new limited-edition models, are available in short- or long-wheelbase configurations. All Wagoneers also come standard with the Jeep 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged Hurricane inline-six engine, which makes 420 horsepower and 468 lb.-ft. of torque. Wagoneer also is capable of towing up to 10,000 pounds standard to ensure the right tools – and toys – come with customers for the adventure ahead.
Both Wagoneer special edition models are open for orders now.
In Related News: According to the city of Detroit’s 2025 Annual City Revenue Report, Stellantis’ Detroit Assembly Complex has generated nearly $64 million in revenue for the city since 2020, exceeding the $57.4 million stipulated in the development agreement.
The project also has benefitted the city and the surrounding community in other ways, including:
- Putting Detroit-based contractors to work in the construction of the Mack plant, which was completed in record time.
- Hiring thousands of Detroit residents, in partnership with the city’s Detroit at Work program, to work at the plant as well as other Stellantis facilities in southeast Michigan.
- Completing the Community Benefits program and establishing the Advanced Manufacturing Academy at Southeastern High School to benefit students across the city in collaboration with Detroit Public Schools Community District.
- Working with the state of Michigan, the city and Invest Detroit to allocate more than $5 million for housing repairs for area neighbors.
In 2019, Stellantis announced that it would invest $2.5 billion to convert the former Mack Avenue Engine Complex into a new assembly plant and retool the Jefferson North Assembly Plant to support production of the next-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, as well as an all-new three-row full-size Jeep SUV and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models.
