When we think of famous Jeep nameplates, we often think of the Wrangler as being the rugged, trail-rated vehicle and spiritual successor to the original Willys MB, and the Cherokee as a more civilized, road-oriented Jeep that could still take the family off the beaten track if required. If you weren’t around in the previous century, you may therefore think that the Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer models introduced four years ago were new models for the large luxury SUV segment, but they are in fact the latest generation of another iconic Jeep model that had laid dormant for almost 30 years…
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