Here Is The Best Rundown Showing The KEY Differences Of The New And Old Jeep Wrangler

The wait is finally over! Jeep has released photos of the next-generation Wrangler. Unfortunately, Jeep only dropped three photos with zero information, but the soft debut confirms much of the speculation, rumors, and spy shots we’ve been pouring over the last year. Yes, the 2018 Wrangler JL’s windshield folds down. Yes, the doors come off. And Yes, the top is removable. Yet beyond these carryover features that have come to define the Wrangler, this new Jeep is heavily updated in all the right ways. Check out our visual comparison below to learn all about the new Wrangler JL

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jameswisrik - 11/2/2017 7:38:15 PM

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STILL NOT RELIABLE... WITH MORE TECH AND MECHANICAL PART...WILL JUST MAKE IT WORSE!

TomM - 11/3/2017 7:15:00 AM

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When you need the cars to be right next to each other to see the differences - I would suggest that those differences are not worth it for the most part. FCA does this because they cannot afford to really make changes (See the Chrysler 300 for that) - but eventually - style will change enough that these cars will look older and older - and as BMW has proven - the buyers will move on.

MDarringer - 11/3/2017 8:18:54 AM

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The similarity in design makes me wonder whether the "all new" Jeep is really the "all old" Jeep with new styling. Word is getting out that the "all new" Ram is just a rebody of the current one.

MDarringer - 11/3/2017 8:48:20 AM

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Delicious.