What Makes Leasing a Jeep Wrangler Such a Popular Option?
Performance and Capabilities
You have two available powertrain options when you select
the Wrangler as your next adventuring companion. The SUV sports the
included 3.6-liter Pentaster V6 engine capable of delving out an
appropriate 285 horsepower and 260-pound feet of torque. If you're
looking for the latest from the manufacturer, we'd highly recommend you
opt for the optional 2.0-liter Direct-Injection Turbo Engine. Paired
with the brand's eTorque Mild Hybrid System, this powertrain
harmoniously blends highway mpg with ponies under the hood for a truly
unrivaled driving performance.
The Wrangler has long remained the champion in the arena of
off-road capabilities. The model showcases three available
Four-Wheel-Drive systems (Selec-Trac, Command-Trac, and Rock-Trac) while
further sporting the trail rated badge on trim models such as the
Wrangler Rubicon. With high levels of articulation and ample ground
clearance, you'll be able to scramble over rocks logs, and creek beds
without issue.
Interior Technology
No matter where your adventure takes you, the Jeep Wrangler
will be there to ensure you're connected to the ones that matter the
most. The SUV boasts an available Uconnect 4C NAV system that functions
through a robust 8.4-inch screen. Looking to listen to something off
your normal go-to playlist? The SUV further features the SiriusXM All
Access Package!
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