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Jeep adds additional versatility (and doors) to its iconic off-roader.
From its beginnings as a go-anywhere military vehicle, the Jeep built a deserved reputation on its off-road prowess, with the Wrangler now considered by many as the essence of today's Jeep brand. However, Wrangler has always been limited by its lack of space for people and cargo. Jeep finally addresses these shortcomings with the introduction of the much-anticipated 4-door Wrangler Unlimited.
Jeep took the "cover" off the new Wrangler Unlimited here at the New York Auto Show in unique fashion. Completely encased in mud, the new 4-door Wrangler was revealed by the high-pressure hoses of the New York Fire Department.
Jeep unveiled the redesigned 2007 Wrangler 2-door at the auto show in Detroit earlier this year, which features increased ground clearance, larger wheels and tires, available next-generation Command-Trac and Rock-Trac transfer cases, new electric axle lockers, and an electro-disconnecting front sway bar and an all-new stiffer frame.
Jeep adds additional versatility (and doors) to its iconic off-roader.
From its beginnings as a go-anywhere military vehicle, the Jeep built a deserved reputation on its off-road prowess, with the Wrangler now considered by many as the essence of today's Jeep brand. However, Wrangler has always been limited by its lack of space for people and cargo. Jeep finally addresses these shortcomings with the introduction of the much-anticipated 4-door Wrangler Unlimited.
Jeep took the "cover" off the new Wrangler Unlimited here at the New York Auto Show in unique fashion. Completely encased in mud, the new 4-door Wrangler was revealed by the high-pressure hoses of the New York Fire Department.
Jeep unveiled the redesigned 2007 Wrangler 2-door at the auto show in Detroit earlier this year, which features increased ground clearance, larger wheels and tires, available next-generation Command-Trac and Rock-Trac transfer cases, new electric axle lockers, and an electro-disconnecting front sway bar and an all-new stiffer frame.
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