Jeep Wrangler
- 2017
The Wrangler is powered by a 285-horsepower, 3.6-litre Pentastar V6 mated to either a six-speed manual or an available five-speed automatic. In two- or four-door variations, it’s the only 4x4 open-air vehicle on the market. A Black Steel and 31-inch Yokohama Dueler Tire package is available on Sport models. The Rubicon Hard Rock edition adds the nine-speaker premium Alpine audio and a new Low Gloss Black grille with High Gloss Black inserts. The Willys Wheeler model salutes the earliest civilian Jeeps, with additional off-road hardware. Last year, the Sahara model saw updates to both interior and exterior, with optional Olive Green leather seats featuring accent stitching. The Rubicon Hard Rock Edition also offers leather seats (black), with a premium audio system and heated front seats – to complement many functional amenities such as an electronic gauge to monitor oil pressure and fluid temperatures. Add towing capability of up to 1,588 kg, and you’re good to go almost anywhere with a few toys.
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L.A. Auto Show by David Booth |What is it? A faithful rendition of Wranglers past, but with a serious dose new technology. Why does it matter? The JL — taking over from the, uhm, JK — is at once an…
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News by Stanislav Nachev |Jeep has officially announced the next-generation Wrangler, set to make its official debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month. Jeep kept all the engine and…
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Road Test by Derek McNaughton |It makes no sense. It’s not all that sophisticated. It’s loud. It’s about as aerodynamic as a dog house, and it drives only a little better than a John Deere. And yet the…
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L.A. Auto Show by David Booth |What is it? A faithful rendition of Wranglers past, but with a serious dose new technology. Why does it matter? The JL — taking over from the, uhm, JK — is at once an…
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News by Stanislav Nachev |Jeep has officially announced the next-generation Wrangler, set to make its official debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show later this month. Jeep kept all the engine and…
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Road Test by Derek McNaughton |It makes no sense. It’s not all that sophisticated. It’s loud. It’s about as aerodynamic as a dog house, and it drives only a little better than a John Deere. And yet the…
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News by The Associated Press |Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 224,000 Jeep Wrangler SUVs worldwide because the airbags may not inflate in a crash. The recall covers certain 2016 and 2017 Wranglers. In…
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News by Nick Tragianis |Jeep is keeping its 75th birthday party going with a new Wrangler concept. It's called the Wrangler 75th Salute, and it's the ultimate throwback to the Wrangler's forefather –…
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News by Nick Tragianis |Fiat Chrysler has issued two recalls covering just under 580,000 vehicles in North America. The first issue affects 498,985 Jeep Wranglers built between the 2007 and 2010 model…
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News by Clayton Seams |Jeep is a brand that likes to have fun. Can you imagine Lexus making a super cool dragster concept car just for the hell of it? This year, like the many preceding it, Jeep has…
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News by Derek McNaughton |No one wants to buy a brand-new vehicle that, five years down the road, is worth a third of what it cost new. Yet that’s precisely what happens to many vehicles after…
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News by Derek McNaughton |Like clover in the automotive pasture, midsize SUVs continue to proliferate, pulling strong sales month after month. And, despite a softening in overall Canadian automotive sales…
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News by Peter Bleakney |Calabogie, ONT. – As far as recognizable nameplates go, Jeep is king. Utter that four-letter word in any corner of the globe and you can bet anyone within earshot will instantly…
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