Here's what it's like to drive a new $100,000 Jeep
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Cruising up a highway heading north out of New York City, the bright white Jeep Grand Wagoneer I was driving got the sort of attention usually given to Lamborghinis and Ferraris. Other vehicles maneuvered to get a better look and smartphones were held out through car windows for a shot.
This level of excitement won't last long -- the novelty will wear off once people have seen a few -- but it's a strong indication of interest and, clearly, there's a whole lot. I was driving the luxuriously equipped Grand Wagoneer, with a total price of more than $100,000, toward an off-road course on private land.
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