Adventure knows no bounds when you’re behind the wheel of the 2024 Jeep Wrangler. However, deciding which model will carry you on those adventures is a tough decision. We explore the six trim levels to help you find the perfect Wrangler for your needs.
1. Sport
We begin with the Sport, an impressive entry-level Wrangler driven by a 285-horsepower 3.6-liter V6 engine. The Sport’s rugged design ensures it’s prepared for exploration, with a body-colored grille, 17-inch steel-styled wheels, a black Sunrider soft top, and halogen headlights. Front fog lights ensure you’ll stand out in low-light conditions and a rearview camera helps with reversing and parking.
Drivers can see vehicle information at a glance on the 3.5-inch instrument display while the 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen lets you sync your smartphone and listen to your chosen playlist on the eight-speaker sound system.
2. Sport S
Building on the Sport, the Sport S adds desirable features, such as aluminum wheels and power side mirrors, windows, and door locks. Jeep improves the driving experience by including adaptive cruise control, full-speed collision warning, and advanced brake control as standard.
3. Willys
The Willys receives a dramatic external makeover from a black grille and fender flares, special badging, LED reflector headlights, 17-inch black wheels, and daytime running lamps. The dark design elements continue inside, giving the interior a rugged yet refined appearance. Rock rails are also introduced to help prevent underbody damage when off-roading or rock crawling.
4. Sahara
The Sahara morphs into a more luxurious and stylish Wrangler, thanks to its 18-inch machined wheels, silver grille inserts, and silver bezel detailing on the bumpers. Inside, heated seats and a heated steering wheel bring instant warmth during the cold Madison winters and automatic climate control keeps the cab at the perfect temperature. This trim also introduces a larger and clearer seven-inch TFT color instrument cluster display.
5. Rubicon
Off-roading fans should consider the Rubicon, which boosts its capabilities with 33-inch off-road tires, high-clearance front flares, a performance-enhanced suspension system, and heavy-duty axles. You also receive an off-road driving mode that optimizes performance when traversing uneven ground.
6. Rubicon 392
Topping the list is the Rubicon 392, which switches out the V6 for a more powerful 470 horsepower 6.4-liter V8. An upgraded grille design helps increase airflow and 35-inch BFGoodrich off-road tires make this trim the most capable in the lineup. The interior also ups the ante with luxury touches, such as Nappa leather and red trim upholstery and eight-way power-adjustable front seats. Jeep also includes blind-spot monitoring, rear parking assist, and rear cross-traffic detection in this fully equipped trim.
From the entry-level Sport to the supercharged Rubicon 392, every Wrangler trim will take you where you need to go. To learn more about the unique offerings of each model, contact us or head to Madison CDJR in Madison, CT today.
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