Jeep Wrangler

Positives:

• Being 'Trail Rated' means the Wrangler can encounter the toughest terrain.

• The Jeep Wrangler's engine has strong pulling power to tackle off-road sections with ease.

• The Off-road Plus mode adjusts throttle, gearshifting, and traction control for better off-road control.

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• The serious 4WD technology and knobby tyres allow it to drive through ditches/over large rocks.

• The TRULOC locks power to the front and rear differentials for better power distribution when rock crawling.

• With up to 237mm of ground clearance, it boosts confidence especially when driving through a river.

• The Rock-Trac is a full-time 4WD system providing optimal traction without driver input.

• The Electronic Sway Bar Disconnect remotely disconnects the sway bar to let the front wheels drop and compress more (improved articulation).

• The high-resolution front camera improves visibility when judging narrow sections and extreme angles.

• The Selec-Trac full-time 4WD system automatically switches from 4WD to 2WD on clear roads for better efficiency.

• It gets Dana 44HD full-float rear axle for increased strength, giving it more load-carrying capability.

Negatives:

• The Wrangler's extreme off-road hardware and intent do not make it ideal for on-the-road usage.

Jeep Wrangler Key Specifications:

Positives:

• The rugged, robust, and no-nonsense stance accounts for a large chunk of admirers.

• The Wrangler comes with automatic LED headlamps, LED DRLs, and fog lamps.

• The removable doors allow for versatility and open-air off-roading.

• The new seven-slot painted grille is more aesthetic and provides more airflow.

• It comes with 17-inch and 18-inch grey-painted machined aluminium wheels.

• The ‘Black Freedom Top’ is a three-piece modular hardtop that can be removed when required.

• The ‘Power Dome’ vented hood allows for better airflow to and from the engine.