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The Wrangler Unlimited is a four-door version of Jeep’s iconic Wrangler SUV. The Unlimited name first appeared on a long-wheelbase version of the two-door 2004 Wrangler, but the four-door version didn’t appear until the 2006 model year. With the same rugged, distinctively retro look and similar off-road capability, the five-seat Wrangler Unlimited offers a longer wheelbase for easier rear-seat access and more room once you’re back there. A 2018 redesign addressed many Wrangler drawbacks, improving on-road handling and ride comfort while bringing a quieter, more civilized interior and added technology features. Like its two-door sibling, the Wrangler Unlimited offers a removable roof, several trim levels and a long list of customization options and accessories. With four-door Wranglers easily outselling their two-door counterparts, Jeep phased out the Unlimited name after the 2022 model year; four-door Wranglers are simply called Wranglers now.

2018-2022

2009-2017

Latest generation

2018-2022 Wrangler Unlimited

Designed to stay true to its roots while improving overall livability, the 2018 redesign of the Wrangler Unlimited brought new powertrains, a suspension tuned for improved on-road drivability and a revised interior with better materials and an available 8.4-inch touchscreen multimedia system with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay smartphone connectivity. The 285-horsepower, 3.6-liter V-6 returned as the standard engine, while a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine good for 270 hp was a new extra-cost option. An optional turbo-diesel 3.0-liter V-6 debuted for 2020 models. A 4xe (pronounced “four-by-E”) version powered by a 375-hp plug-in hybrid four-cylinder powertrain with 375 hp and an electric driving range of 22 miles debuted for 2021, along with an outrageous Rubicon 392 trim powered by a 470-hp, 6.4-liter Hemi V-8.