2022 Jeep Wagoneer 4WD vs 2WD: is 4WD worth it?
Series I 4WD vs Series I 4x2
4WD adds $3,000. Costs $125 more a year in fuel.
$3,753more over 6 years
- 17 vs 18 mpg.
- 12,000 miles a year. Gas $3.20.
Every 4WD and 2WD pair
| Pair | MSRP | Price step | Rating | Energy a year | Extra over 6 years | Weight gain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series I 4x2 Series I 4WD | $58,995 $61,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
| Series I Carbide 4x2 Series I Carbide 4WD | $58,995 $61,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
| Series II 4x2 Series II 4WD | $68,995 $71,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
| Series II Carbide 4x2 Series II Carbide 4WD | $68,995 $71,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
| Series III 4x2 Series III 4WD | $73,995 $76,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
| Series III Carbide 4x2 Series III Carbide 4WD | $73,995 $76,995 | $3,000 | 18 mpg 17 mpg | $2,133 $2,259 | $3,753 | +230 lb |
What this cannot tell you
Resale, traction and insurance are not included.
Your own mpg will differ.
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