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Jeep’s all-new Gladiator pickup truck has participated in our 2019 Mid-Size Pickup Truck Challenge multicar comparison, been nominated for our Pickup Truck of the Year award for 2020 and, now, has a full review detailing its pros and cons from Cars.com’s Aaron Bragman. Unsurprisingly, the Gladiator’s biggest strength is its off-road capability.
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“Suffice it to say that it does virtually everything a Wrangler can do off-road,” Bragman writes, “which is more than any other off-road mid-size pickup truck can do, according to our testing.”
What’s more surprising is that the Gladiator is what Bragman calls “the best-riding Wrangler-derived vehicle ever made” on pavement — one of the historic weak points for the iconic Jeep SUV.
Unfortunately, all of those capabilities — not to mention the removable doors, roof and windshield — come at a cost, which can easily crest $60,000 with options and $70,000 with factory accessories. But, as Bragman points out, there is no other truck that can do everything the Gladiator can, putting it in a class all by itself. Follow the link below for our full review.
In other pickup news this week, if a bigger truck is more your style, we have buying guides for both the Ram 1500 and Ford F-150 that will help you decide between 2020 and 2019 model-year versions of the two popular half-ton trucks. We also published an on-paper comparison of the new 2020 Ford Super Duty Tremor versus the Ram 2500 Power Wagon and GMC Sierra HD AT4. Also be sure to check out just-announced pricing for the 2020 Nissan Titan and Titan XD, a comprehensive collection of our news coverage on the 2020 Titan and a preview of the “outdoorsy” Toyotas coming to the 2020 Chicago Auto Show — including a Tacoma.
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