The Jeep Wrangler enters its fourth generation JL model that replaces the Wrangler JK that adds plenty of interior upgrades, new powertrain features such as a mild-hybrid system and future diesel engine, a redesigned transmission, and easier-to-configure soft top and fold-flat front windshield. Rental fleets in Utah and other off-road areas will put this one to easy use. Photos by Kelly Bracken.
Jeep's 2018 Wrangler JL
The Wrangler Unlimited offers 31.7 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats.
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With the rear seats folded, it has 72.4 cubic feet of cargo space.
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Our model would retail for $50,220.
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The four-door Wrangler Unlimited sells about 80% of Wrangler volume compared to the two-door Wrangler Sport.
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The headlights and daytime running lights have been separated, with the DRLs now mounted in the fender.
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Jeep upgraded the headlights to LED lighting.
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This 3.6-liter V-6 replaces the V-6 Pentastar, and includes a 24-volt mild-hybrid system.
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