Jeep’s iconic Wrangler comes in many sizes and styles, no matter what you plan to use it for. Check out Jeep’s range of Wrangler models to discover which is right for you.
What models of the Wrangler does Jeep offer?
The 2020 Jeep Wrangler models include:
- Sport: $28,295 – $31,795
- Sport S: $31,495 – $34,995
- Black and Tan: $33,190 – $36,960
- Sport Altitude: $36,690 – $36,960
- Willys: $33,990 – $37,490
- Freedom: $34,190 – $37,690
- Sahara: $38,645 -$38,645
- Rubicon: $38,295 – $42,440
- Sahara Altitude: $41,940 – $41,940
Are you after a real off-road performer or something for the kids? Do you want the best suspension or top amenities? There’s a Jeep Wrangler for you. To find one that fits your needs, read through the details listed here. You’ll find a model to love.
2020 Jeep Wrangler Models Explained
Here, we’ll break down some of the top features for each of the Jeep Wrangler models. Remember that each one of these has something special about it.
The Jeep Wrangler’s trim models are nothing to be overlooked. We’ll provide safety and customer review specs at the bottom.
Sport: $28,295 – $31,795
The Jeep Wrangler Sport is the fully functional base model with all of the fun you need, including voice-activated audio controls, a Uconnect 3 with a 5-inch display, and ParkView rear backup camera.
This vehicle has room for five with a full passenger volume of 104 cu. ft. Go with the Zipperless Premium Sunrider Soft Top for the fresh air you want. It also features a Selec-Speed Control system in those automatic transmission vehicles, letting you choose your drive mode.
Key Specs:
- Available 2.0-L 4-cylinder turbocharged engine
- 270 horsepower
- 295 lb.-ft. of torque
- 22 city/24 highway mpg
- 17-inch black steel styled wheels
Sport S: $31,495 – $34,995
A slightly more impressive model, the Jeep Wrangler Sport S, offers more of the power features you want (AC, door locks, and power windows). This 4×4 is packed with key features, too, such as LED Headlamp and fog lights.
It features an available Selec-Trac 4×4 System that will switch from two-wheel drive on clear roads to four-wheel drive in snow, mud, or rain. The 8.4-inch Uconnect 4C NAV system is an available option. It offers an available Alpine Premium Audio System as well.
The CommandView Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof really is the kicker here. It gives you a big, open roof when you want it the most. It has the same engine options as the Sport.
Key Specs:
- Fully automatic exterior light control
- Power throughout (the Sport doesn’t have this)
- 60/40 rear seat folding
- Leather-wrapped steering wheel
- Alpine premium audio system
Black and Tan: $33,190 – $36,690
Really the Black and Tan is all about looks – and just look at it! This car gets you more attention and has some nice upgradable features that make it a better choice for many. It has the same overall body style and engine as the Sport and Sport S.
You’ll find most of the Sport S features on the Black and Tan along with these specs:
- Two first-row LCD monitors
- Panic alarm
- Automatic dual-zone front air conditioning
- Uconnect 4 with a 7-inch display
- Premium Sunrider Soft Top
Sport Altitude: $36,690 – $36,690
A more robust model, it provides the off-roading abilities that today’s drivers want. It also has most of the features you’ll find on the Black and Tan. The biggest upgrades here come from the heavy-duty suspension with gas shocks.
It has the typical Jeep look but goes further with more black interior and exterior accents. The black three-piece hardtop (no soft top is available) is an excellent choice overall.
Key Specs:
- 4-wheel drive
- 3.0-L 4 cylinder engine
- 21 city/22 hwy mpg
- 8-speed automatic transmission
- Speed-sensitive power locks
Willys: $33,990 – $37,490
The Willys trim option is designed for those who want more performance off the road. It’s packed with a lot of the same features as the Sport Altitude but also includes bigger tires (32-inch mud-terrain tires) that are better able to grip and pull the car through rugged terrain.
The Sport LED Lighting Package includes energy-efficient LEDs but those with massive power even for your nighttime adventures. It also features Rubicon Shocks and Rock Rails, giving you the construction and lower body protection you need.
Key Specs:
- Black Sunrider soft top
- LED front fog lights
- Removable rear windows
- Normal and heavy-dusty suspension options
- Rock protection sill rails
Freedom: $34,190 – $37,690
New for 2020, the Freedom trim is all about being patriotic. It has black leather-trimmed seats with the Oscar Mike logo on them. It also comes with 17-inch satin carbon wheels that are all-terrain tires to handle most surfaces.
No matter what you’re up against, Freedom gets you through using the same engine as previous models but with key features like a steel front bumper and premium LED lighting systems to improve visibility.
Key Specs:
- American flags located just above the Jeep logos
- Premium black Sunrider soft top available
- Military star decal located on the hood
- Halogen headlights
- Rear window tinting
Sahara: $38,645 – $38,645
The Sahara is a solid option not just for off-roading fun but for day-to-day driving. It has a lot of key features upgraded from the previous models including the Sky One Touch Power Top (super cool – it opens the entire roof in 20 seconds with the push of a button).
It still performs with the Full-Time Select-Trac 4×4 system, adjusting to changing road conditions automatically. You can upgrade to better LED lighting, which significantly improves visibility in high-risk areas. That, and the Uconnect 4c NAV system helps make adventures happen everywhere.
Key Specs Include:
- 18-inch polished wheels with gray spokes
- Available 4G Wi-Fi Hotspot
- Full navigation system
- Removable windows
- 115-volt aux power outlet
Rubicon: $38,295 – $42,440
The Wrangler Rubicon is the big brother, decked out with more power and features including the 4:1 Rock-Trac Heavy-Duty Part-time 4WD system. It’s built for work with a 4:1 low range and 84:1:1 crawl ratio in manual transmission makes it a stronger option.
With 10.8-inches of ground clearance and 33-inch all-terrain tires, this vehicle can climb over most rocks and debris in your way. This goes even further with the Tru-Lok Electronic Locking Differentials and the Electronic Sway Bar Disconnect. You’ll feel safe with this traction.
Key Specs:
- Off-Road+ to adjust throttle, shift points, and traction control
- Optional leather-trimmed bucket seats
- 6.4L V8 engine
- 470 horsepower
- 470 lb.-ft. of torque
Sahara Altitude: $41,940 – $41,940
The Sahara Altitude really gives drivers “more” and that includes more tech, more performance, and a good-looking design. That includes a first-row sunroof and a three-piece hardtop option. Drivers can appreciate the fully convertible top as well.
Inside, find black leather-trimmed seats with detail stitching for a true cockpit feel. Outside, the styling includes 18-inch gloss black aluminum wheels, gloss black grille throats, and fog lamp bezels. Stylish and designed to provide ample fog lamps, it’s a true winner.
Key Specs:
- 4-wheel drive
- 3500 maximum towing capacity
- 17 city/23 Hwy mpg
- 3.6L 4-cylinder engine
- 260 lb.-ft. of torque and 285 horsepower
