SAHARA. From its meticulously designed cabin to its authentic jeep brand capability, the all new Sahara is laden with exceptional features for the most discerning and demanding traveler. This urban warrior means business. Unique body trim gives Sahara a decidedly upscale appearance. An 18-inch aluminum wheel adds unique appeal along with Satin Silver accents on the front bumper and grille. Tubular side steps are functional as well as exceptional, and a Black fuel-filler bezel adds finesse. The unique appearance of Sahara is crafted with premium Satin Silver accents surrounding the exterior grille slots, headlamps and bumper inserts. Body-color fender flares send an upscale message. Inside, the Platinum Silver theme continues with accents on bezels, knobs and doors. The front grab handle is wrapped in available leather trim, as is the Jeep Brand steering wheel.
Sahara is ready to trek through the toughest road and weather conditions, with the standard 3.6L Pentastar engine that is paired with the Command-Trac or Selec-Trac 4WD systems.
Kelly Blue Book wroteConsider this if the outgoing Wrangler has doubled in sales, enjoys a loyal following, and remains one of Kelley Blue Books best SUVs in terms of residual value, does it really need a redesign? Is there more risk than reward to be found in messing with the Wranglers success? The obvious answer is yes, but Jeep knows it cant rest on the Wranglers plentiful laurels forever. After spending several days driving the new Wrangler in New Zealands South Island Mountains we can confirm Jeeps success. Mission Accomplished. The 2018 Wrangler has a more advanced drivetrain, increased interior space, greater refinement, and improved functionality. The SUVs off-road capabilities were also upgraded, keeping it true to the spirit that made the Jeep Wrangler an icon in the first place.