Jeep Wrangler Prices and Specifications

The Sahara may be named after the world’s most famous desert, but there’s no shortage of kit inside. It comes with an 8.4in Uconnect infotainment system with satnav and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto compatibility, 7in digital driver’s display, Alpine stereo, reversing camera, climate control, LED headlights and 18in wheels.

18in wheels with diamond-cut faces and black centres lend the Overland a more rugged look. On top of the equipment that comes as standard on the Sahara model, Overland adds blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic detection for extra safety, and a cloth interior lining on the removeable hardtop roof for an added hint of luxury.

It’s named after one of the toughest off-road trails in the world and the Rubicon’s spec lives up to the name. The main additions are found underneath: Trulok locking differentials and an electronic system to disconnect the front anti-roll bar will help the Rubicon go further off-road than just about any other car. A black roof, 17in wheels with big all-terrain tyres and heated leather seats finish it off.

The special edition Night Eagle is marked by a ring of black trim around the lower body – including the wheels and side steps (the latter an option on lesser models). It also comes with heated leather seats and illuminated cupholders. Otherwise, the spec is as-per the Overland model.