Key Takeaways
- Unquestioned off-road prowess
- The real-deal Jeep is still the best, especially with new engine/transmission
- Surprisingly good on-road manners too, though fuel economy will never be a strong suit
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What We Think
The Jeep Wrangler remains the brand's icon, and thanks to constant improvement it's better than ever
Available in two-door and four-door Unlimited models, for 2012 Wrangler finally gets a new 3.6-liter V6 engine and five-speed automatic. Four-wheel drive is standard. Also new this year is a special Call of Duty: MW3 Special Edition complete with Mopar accessories, badges and gamer goodies.
Optional equipment includes heated leather seats, a navigation system and automatic temperature control. Off-road options include Dana front and rear solid axles, next-generation transfer cases and electric axle lockers and an electronic-disconnecting sway bar. The standard soft top provides options for open-air driving. The hard top offers more protection and a different open-air option.
Available Styles
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The base Wrangler Unlimited is a decently equipped Jeep.
msrp $25,545- Four-wheel drive
- The base Wrangler Unlimited trim
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The right-hand drive Wrangler Unlimited Sport.
msrp $29,435- Right-hand drive
- Four-wheel drive
- Freedom Top hardtop
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The Sahara trim is placed between the Sport and Rubicon trims.
msrp $30,745- Four-wheel drive
- Power windows and locks
- Automatic headlights
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The Arctic trim come with some good-looking exterior and interior additions.
msrp $30,745- Four-wheel drive
- Unique exterior and interior equipment
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The Rubicon trim adds the necessary equipment to venture off road.
msrp $33,570- Four-wheel drive
- Well-equipped for off-roading
- Seven-speaker Infinity sound system
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The Call of Duty: MW3 Edition is a unique Wrangler Unlimited with lots of cool equipment.
msrp $33,570- Four-wheel-drive capability
- A special edition Wrangler
- Lots of unique Mopar equipment
