Let's be up front about this – you simply cannot question the pedigree of the Jeep Wrangler, whose legend began in 1940 when the original four-wheel drive prototype was delivered to the U.S. Army. That first car was the grandfather of the Wrangler we still see on our roads today...
Sometimes you just need to pack up and get away from it all. Our guest reviewer - Christian Barbeitos from our video team - did exactly that a few years ago when he moved to Australia, and by his own admission he's still not seen enough of this wide brown land. The Spaniard, as we affectionately call him, asked nicely to get his dream SUV for a long-distance road trip to Moreton Island...
The Jeep Wrangler - either you love it or you hate it, there's no middle ground. To be clear, I have long had both feet firmly planted on the love side of the fence. This is the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited X. Another day, another special edition... And to be honest if you've driven one Wrangler, you've pretty much driven them all...
Scott takes the Jeep Wrangler Blackhawk for a trip down Victoria's surf coast...
We show you how easy it is to replace the Jeep Wrangler Freedom's hard-top roof for its canvas soft-top, as well as how to achieve that full Desert Storm look by removing the doors.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) has issued a recall for the 2014-15 Chrysler 300 and 2014-16 Jeep Wrangler as part of the ongoing Takata airbag campaign. Vehicles affected by this notice are fitted with faulty passenger-side airbags, though are labelled with the less-dangerous 'beta' rating...
The new-generation 2018 Jeep Wrangler has now been revealed inside and out, but many will have trouble picking the difference between the old and new models. While full details about the new-generation off-roader won't be revealed until the Los Angeles motor show at the end of the month, we do know the new Wrangler will offer an evolved look, a more contemporary and higher-quality cabin, and Jeep's latest infotainment system...
The interior of the fourth-generation Jeep Wrangler has been revealed ahead of the car's full debut at the 2017 Los Angeles motor show. Following a set of three exterior photos last week, Jeep has continued its drip feed of information and pictures about its new Wrangler. Today's photos give us a look inside the car's interior, specifically that of the two-door Wrangler Rubicon...
A photo of the next-generation Jeep Wrangler Unlimited from the factory floor has been posted online months ahead of the car's expected debut. This image was posted in the Jeep subreddit by LGTIII, although it's not clear how the Reddit user came into possession of this photo...
We were cutting back our vehicles from two to one, and were looking for a capable 4WD that was big enough to house our growing family, comfortable enough to drive every day, and be cheap to modify/fix if something went wrong. I like the rugged look of the vehicle and how it keeps its roots from the original Jeep...
Loves to get muddy and dirty, climb rocky hills, cross rivers and tackle everything else chucked its way. There's no other 4x4 to match the performance of a Jeep Wrangler ... only in a Jeep.
Never had a problem with my Jeep Wrangler, mechanically or otherwise. It performs just as well on the road as it does four-wheel-driving and on the beach. It's very comfortable inside too, with a great sound system.
