Jeep's current showrooms around Australia are stocked with relatively fresh metal, including an updated Compass, new Gladiator and the reasonably-new Wrangler.
The 'JL' Wrangler range is set for a shake-up in 2021, with a new blacked-out Night Eagle specification joining the ranks. The Sport S also returns as the cheapest Wrangler variant, which is currently priced from $51,950 in Limited (two-door) configuration.
2020 Jeep Gladiator pricing higher than expected, starts from $75,450 plus on-road costs
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The long-awaited Jeep Gladiator pick-up will cost in excess of $80,000 drive-away when it finally arrives in Australian showrooms in May – significantly more than what was forecast and amid price cuts in the US – and will initially not be available with diesel power.
The new Jeep Gladiator has surfaced online ahead of its debut at the Los Angeles motor show, offering an unimpeded view of its Wrangler-based design.
The Jeep Gladiator Forum has procured and published photos of the upcoming ute, which will go on sale in the United State next year.
In addition to press photos, the forum managed to secure a summary sheet from the press package, revealing the Gladiator will be powered exclusively by a 3.6-litre V6 at the start of its production run.
