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$24,261

The Jeep Wrangler has symbolized off-road vehicles since its inception in 1987, with roots going back even further. Although the majority of Wranglers come with fabric tops, some also include hard panels and four doors rather than two. Engine options have included four-cylinder, straight-six and V6 engines. Newer Wranglers include manual and automatic transmissions, as well as skid plates and other options for offroad use. Several trim lines are specialized just for rock-crawling and other offroad specialties, popular enough that drivers have their own wave to fellow travelers. The latest models now offer safety features such as traction and stability control, great for crash tests but bemoaned by those who valued the Jeep’s low price. The Jeep Wrangler remains the longest-running compact offroad vehicle.

Market

$24,261 average dealer price
No meaningful difference between dealership and private party prices
3329 for sale, 1608 new listings monthly
71 days average on dealer lot prior to sale

Available Trims

Wrangler SportAAAA	$22,695
Wrangler SaharaAAAA	$26,182
Wrangler RubiconAAAA	$28,243

Model Overview

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Awards	0.0	see more
Performance	6.2	see more
Fuel Economy	3.4	see more
Luxury	3.8	see more
Safety	7.5	see more
Reliability	9.4	see more

#14 Best Selling Car on Carsabi
Motor Trend calls the Wrangler a true American classic
U.S. News reports the Wrangler to be loved for its rugged off-road capabilities and boxy styling

202 horsepower V-6 engine.
237 lbs.-ft. of torque at peak performance.
231 cubic inches of displacement.
0-60 mph in 6.65 seconds.
Quarter mile in 15.05 seconds with exit speed of 94.7 mph

15 city mpg.
19 highway mpg

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Safety

NHTSA Frontal Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Front Seat Side Crash Safety:	None
NHTSA Rear Seat Side Crash Safety:	None
IIHS Rear End Collision Safety	5.0
NHTSA Rollover Resistance:	6.0
IIHS Head and Neck Safety:	7.5
IIHS Torso Safety	10.0
IIHS Left Leg Safety	10.0
IIHS Right Leg Safety	10.0