1973 Jeep Wagoneer Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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Classy 1973 Jeep Wagoneer thumbnail
Taken February 4th 2010 near Lake Chelan. thumbnail
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Overview

The 1973 was a trail blazer that came from a long line of hardy trail blazers. Two engines were available: an AMC 360 V8 and an AMC 258...

The 1973 was a trail blazer that came from a long line of hardy trail blazers. Two engines were available: an AMC 360 V8 and an AMC 258 cubic inch I-6. The 1973 Jeep Wagoneer was built to power through any trail in any weather, snow, rain or shine. 1973 was a momentous year for the Jeep Wagoneer line, because a Wagoneer came in first place in the first ever SnoDrift Rally. A Wagoneer also took second place in the event. 1973 also brought forth the first ever QuardraTrak 4WD system, which was the first fully automatic 4WD system. Three transmission options came in the 1973 Jeep Wagoneer: a 3 speed manual, a 4 speed manual, and a 3 speed automatic. Why so many options, you might ask? Well, not only was (is) the 1973 Jeep Wagoneer great at bumping along the wooded, rocky trails of imagination and reality, but it's just as comfortable cruising down the road, smooth and comfortable, with plenty of room for passengers. And despite being from 1973 (before some of us were born), there are still Jeep Wagoneers of this breed out there, either well-maintained, or waiting patiently for the Jeep faithful to come along and restore them, confident that they can still dominate any terrain.

CarGurus Editorial Team
by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

What owners say

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Awesome! Just plain mega-awesome!! Great acceleration, braking and handling. Has never needed any repairs and there are no rattles. The interior and exterior are just amazing and this is a blast to drive. The only downside is that it only gets like 16-20 miles to the gallon.

February 5, 2010

Wagoneer has proven to have better power and control off road. Spacious as every day driver and fun for cruising. Surprisingly good mileage on HWY but not as good in the city with so much power. This rig requires regualar care and maintenance.

August 26, 2012