2025 Jeep Wagoneer S: Manahawkin Pricing & Leasing Guide

Start with the MSRPs

The two anchors, both before destination: Limited at $65,200 and Launch Edition at $70,200, a $5,000 spread. That buys 100 more horsepower, 617 lb-ft of torque, standard McIntosh 19-speaker audio (a $4,000 option on Limited), ventilated and massaging front seats, heated rear seats, and Launch-Edition-exclusive paint and trim, in exchange for roughly 32 fewer EPA-estimated miles of range from the larger performance tire package. MSRP excludes the $1,995 destination charge, taxes, and options, and the dealer sets the actual selling price.

EVs bring incentives gas Jeeps don't

Because the Wagoneer S is fully electric, it can be eligible for federal and New Jersey EV incentive programs that don't apply to the gas Grand Cherokee or Wagoneer, on top of whatever national Jeep lease and finance offers are running that month. Eligibility rules, income caps, and program funding change on their own schedules and are ultimately between the buyer, their tax situation, and the relevant program, not something a dealership controls or guarantees. Manahawkin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram posts current dealer-level offers on the specials page, and the sales team can walk through what applies to a specific buyer's situation.

What New Jersey adds to the sticker

• Sales tax, 6.625%. One flat statewide rate applies to the taxable price of the vehicle, so Limited and Launch Edition are taxed at the identical percentage.
• Title and registration. Standard New Jersey MVC fees, processed by the dealer as part of the transaction.
• Destination charge. A flat $1,995 across both trims, added to MSRP before tax.
• Home charging setup. Not a state fee, but worth budgeting for separately: a 240-volt Level 2 home charger and installation, if the household doesn't already have one, to get the roughly 9.9-hour full-charge time the Wagoneer S is rated for.

Lease or buy an EV?

Leasing an EV has its own logic worth weighing separately from a gas SUV: battery technology and EPA range figures keep improving generation to generation, so a lease can be the more comfortable way to stay current without betting on long-term resale value for a first-generation nameplate. Buying makes more sense for a household planning to keep the vehicle well past a typical lease term, or one that wants to build equity in a Wagoneer S rather than cycle through a new one every few years. Some EV lease structures also handle incentive eligibility differently than a purchase does, which is worth asking about directly rather than assuming it works the same way it did on a gas Jeep.

What actually moves your number

The gap between two buyers on the same trim almost always comes down to a short list: credit tier, since advertised programs assume top-tier approval; term and mileage on a lease; money down; trade equity, particularly relevant for anyone trading in a gas SUV; and incentive eligibility, which is more buyer-specific on an EV than it typically is on a gas vehicle. None of that is a trick, it's just inputs, which is why bringing real numbers to the table gets you to an accurate quote fastest.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a 2025 Wagoneer S cost all-in in New Jersey?

Take the trim's MSRP ($65,200 or $70,200), add the $1,995 destination charge, then 6.625% sales tax and MVC title and registration fees. Any applicable EV incentives and current dealer offers are posted, with terms and expirations, on the specials page.

Does the Wagoneer S qualify for EV tax incentives?

It can be eligible for federal and New Jersey EV incentive programs that gas Jeep models don't qualify for, though eligibility depends on the specific program's rules, funding, and the buyer's own tax situation. Confirm current program details with the dealership or a tax advisor before assuming a specific credit applies.

Is a Wagoneer S a good lease?

It can be, especially for buyers who'd rather not commit to long-term ownership of a first-generation EV nameplate while battery technology and range keep improving. Compare projected lease payments against buying on your actual term, mileage, and incentive eligibility before deciding.

What's the price difference between Limited and Launch Edition?

$5,000 in MSRP, from Limited's $65,200 to Launch Edition's $70,200, both before destination. That buys more power and standard comfort and audio features, not more range.

How do I get a real Wagoneer S quote fast?

Bring your target trim, annual mileage, desired term, trade details, and a down-payment range to Manahawkin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram on Route 72, or start the process online.

The bottom line

Wagoneer S pricing in New Jersey is MSRP plus the state's flat 6.625%, minus whatever EV incentives a buyer qualifies for and the month's dealer offers. The MSRP gap between trims is modest for the power difference it buys, and current offers are one short drive down Route 72 away.