1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$25,238 to $25,238

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Ever feel like driving a tank? Well, the military probably won't let you, so get the next best thing: a 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. This thing is a beast, with a 5.9-liter V8 under the hood with 144 hp. It only comes with a 3-speed automatic transmission, no overdrive available, and is rumored to get terrible gas mileage (EPA rated at 10 mpg city and 13 mpg highway), but it can drive through, over or around just about any weather.
Surprisingly, there are a few comforts available in this beast of a road machine. Air conditioning, power windows, and a cassette player all came standard in the 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, though an optional sunroof was available for more daring Jeep owners. The sunroof wasn't powered, though - can't make owning a tank too easy.

Speaking of which, owners of the 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer had little but great things to say about the wagon. It's wonderful in the snow. It can unstick just about anything that's stuck in the snow. It has a lot of interior room and is very comfortable. Most people did say that the 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer gets rather atrocious gas mileage, but the engine, 4WD, and interior more than make up for the fuel inefficiency, at least as far as owners are concerned. Highly recommended by nearly all owners.

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by April M
Oct 27, 2013
I love the look of the waggy and the ride. I love to drive it on long and short trips. It's hard to compare the experience to modern cars. Yes, it lacks a lot of modern conveniences and isn't as reliable as a new Toyota but it makes up for it in its classic utilitarian style. Oct 27, 2013
by Anonymous
Jan 04, 2013
I enjoy this car; it is not good on gas mileage but it is beautiful and I get lots of looks when I drive it. Good off roading and sturdy vehicle. Parts are expensive but some companies online specialize in parts. Car is heavy and motor is not really strong enough to offer much power at take off.Jan 04, 2013
by April M
Dec 08, 2011
I've only had this truck for 3 days so I'm still getting used to it. I love researching what I can restore but this is also my daily car so it can become overwhelming with the amount of work that could be done. its perfect for our adventures that involve our two giant dogs and extra gear. very fun to drive in a totally different way than any other car i've ever owned. Historically i've had manual sporty cars with quick suspension and response. this is a whole different experience.Dec 08, 2011

1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Pricing

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Trims & specs

Audio System

AM/FM radio

Comfort Features

Steering wheel trim: leather

Convenience Features

Steering wheel: tilt-adjustable

Lights

Exterior entry lights: security approach lamps · Headlights: Auto on/off

Mirrors

Exterior mirrors: power

Roof

Roof rack color: black · Sunroof: power glass

Seats

Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: leather

Truck Features

Pickup truck sliding rear window: power vertical

Windows

Front wipers: intermittent

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