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Jeep Wrangler Lease Deals

The Jeep Wrangler can trace its roots all the way back to the Willys military jeep of World War 2. For many years it was America’s equivalent to the Land Rover Defender – a basic, tough and almost unstoppable off-road machine that offered few creature comforts, but which could also go places few other cars could. The latest generation arrived in 2018 and is more civilised and efficient 4x4, while also being no less capable than before. It boasts unmistakable, timeless looks and some of the most extensive off-road capability of any vehicle that’s also suitable for on-road use.

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Jeep wrangler hard top
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity548 Litres
0-62mph7.6 Seconds
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Jeep wrangler hard top
TransmissionAutomatic
Fuel TypePetrol
Boot Capacity548 Litres
Engine Size1995
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Jeep Wrangler Top Features

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Classic Jeep styling.

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Incredible off-road capability.

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2- and 4-door versions available.

  • The 2-door version can feel a little snug and boot space and cabin storage are limited, however, opt for the longer-wheelbase 4-door and it fares much better. 548-litre boot capacity is the same as you’ll find in a Mercedes GLC or BMW X3, but you can lower the rear seats to free up slightly more than 1000 litres.

  • No bones about it, there are cheaper SUVs to run than the Jeep Wrangler. That 2.0-litre petrol engine will deliver mpg figures in the mid-20s at best, and likely less if you’re using the car for proper off-road driving or long-distance motorway runs. But that’s the price you pay for the power and capability of a genuine 4x4 off-roader like the Wrangler, as opposed to something that only looks like it could get you to the top of a mountain. The good news is that a petrol-electric plug-in hybrid version of the Wrangler is in the works for the near future, and this should be much more efficient.

Models Available

Jeep Wrangler 2-door

The 2-door Wrangler feels most like a ‘classic’ Jeep – especially if you’ve got the roof and doors off and a surfboard sticking out of the back seats. But it’s rather impractical for use as your only car. 

Jeep Wrangler 4-door

The 4-door Wrangler is a more conventional choice, particularly for family motoring, as it’s both more comfortable and accessible for rear-seat passengers and has a greater boot capacity.

High Performance Models 

While the Jeep Wrangler is available in its US homeland with huge V8 engines, in the UK it’s only offered with the one 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder option. It’s pretty quick for a big SUV, but not really ‘high-performance’ as such.

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Jeep Wrangler Trim Levels

Trim levels available: Sahara, Overland, 80th Anniversary, Rubicon.

As standard, all Wranglers come with adaptive cruise control, parking sensors plus a reversing camera, power-adjustable and heated mirrors, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and gearstick, climate control, alloy wheels, and a full satnav and infotainment system.

The Jeep Wrangler Vs Competitors

The Wrangler is a difficult car to pigeonhole. While on paper the 4-door is a similar size to (and costs a similar amount to lease as) something like an Audi Q5, the Wrangler’s more rough-and-ready nature instead ranges it against 4-seater pick-up trucks and other hard-working off-roaders like the Toyota Land Cruiser. Then there’s the similarly retro-inspired Land Rover Defender, which is also offered in short and long-wheelbase forms.

  • The Jeep Wrangler has been designed to take on tough and hostile environments without breaking down, and many of its components are well-proven across the wider Fiat-Chrysler group, so there should be no worries here.

  • In 2-door form, there are just 203 litres (598 if you lose the back seats). But that expands to a more reasonable 548 litres in the 4-door – or more than 1000 litres when you drop its rear seats.

  • There are 3 basic ones – Sahara, Overland and Rubicon – plus the occasional special edition, such as the 80th Anniversary. The Rubicon has even more formidable off-road ability than the other 3.

  • Yes, all-round sensors and a camera are standard on every version.

  • It’s practical in terms of where it can go and the conditions it can deal with, but not really more practical than a more luxurious premium SUV in terms of luggage and passenger space.

  • The Wrangler has an iconic image – it’s associated with both the WW2 Willys jeep and the adventurous, sporty activities made possible by more recent versions. If you love all things big, brash and American, you’ll love the Wrangler.

  • With Vanarama you get a fantastic price with no hidden fees throughout our Jeep Wrangler range. You can also enjoy free 30-day returns if you’re not completely satisfied with your new vehicle.

    Take a look at our excellent Trustpilot reviews to see what other customers are saying about Vanarama or get in touch with our friendly team of advisors for more information about leasing a Jeep Wrangler.

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