Description

Nothing is more traditional in the world of sport utility vehicles than the smallest, entry-level Jeep model. Today's Wrangler is a direct descendant of the World War II-era military Jeep. In fact, many consider the Wrangler to have pioneered the SUV category, even though the term "SUV" didn't emerge until after Jeeps had been around for decades. After more than two decades' absence, a Golden Eagle package can be installed on 2006 models. It includes a Dana 44 heavy-duty rear axle, 30-inch tires, gold-finished 15-inch aluminum wheels and two-tone premium seats. DaimlerChrysler's Jeep division produces the two-door Wrangler in both short- and long-wheelbase Unlimited forms. A removable hardtop is optional.