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Remakes are rarely ever as good as the original. The problem is capturing the nostalgia of what came before and finding a way to do it again, only differently. That's why, rather than remaking the original, Jeep chose to be inspired by it. If you spot the new 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willys here at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris, your local Jeep dealer, it may spark a sense of familiarity but, at the same time, show a glimpse into the future of Jeep. The redesigned 2024 Jeep Wrangler has no shortage of new and exciting features designed to make you drool. However, it is the Jeep Wrangler Willys that takes those new ideas and throws in a nod to the “OG,” consequently taking us back in time to the start of it all. It was more than eighty years ago that the first Willys made its appearance, starting us on the road to the latest and greatest in the Jeep lineup. The Willys MB, the Civilian Jeep, and the Jeepster In 1940, war was imminent, and there was a need for a vehicle that could handle the rough road ahead. In a blink of an eye, Willys-Overland produced the very first "Jeep"––officially known as the Willys MB. The prototype enlisted a 4x4 system to tackle rough terrain, big meaty tires, and the iconic blocky body that would forever signal adventure. Over time, the Willys MB changed and evolved, eventually becoming the CJ or "Civilian Jeep." With wartime in its rearview mirror, the heroic Jeep was re-tasked with aiding farmers and workers. The jump to civilian life was an important step in the evolution that would eventually bring us to the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willys. In the mid-1940s, the Jeep CJ received a makeover becoming the Jeepster. A sports car version of a Jeep, the Jeepster is highly collectible today and a great example of the creativity and versatility enabled by Jeep. However, this new styling didn’t mean the end of the line for the Willys. Instead, it only added to the robust Jeep lineup. The CJ and the Wrangler: A Tale as Old as Time The CJ would see many changes over the years, eventually leading the way to the Wrangler. One important change to be made to the CJ line was the introduction of the CJ-3B in 1953. A more powerful version of the classic Jeep, the CJ-3B was very successful and stayed in production for fifteen years. It led the way to the CJ-5, a refined version of the Jeep that was larger, stronger, and all-around better for the everyday driver. Eventually, the Jeep brand would land in the hands of AMC, one of the many businesses that took a crack at the potentially cursed car company. If you know about the Jeep curse, then you know that many companies have fallen victim to it. The original Willys-Overland was merged with Kaiser Motors in the 1950s, only for the renamed Kaiser Jeep to be bought out by AMC in 1970. The curse would see company owners throw up their hands in defeat and financial hardship despite offering a product that was literally making history. It was in the hands of AMC that the CJ-5 would receive a shiny new V8 and some updated technology to match. One such piece of technology was a Trac-Lok limited-slip rear differential, a feature that would be carried over to the larger CJ-7 (the CJ-6 was another take on a stretched Jeep but never really took off). Fitted with an automatic transmission, the CJ-7 was a truly extraordinary vehicle that honored and improved upon previous generations. Finally, in 1987, the Jeep Wrangler was born. Although it was quite a change from the original CJ lineup, it still managed to embody everything the Jeep stood for. However, it was this new take on the original that would usher in a change of ownership once again. The struggling AMC was sold to Chrysler, which took the historical Jeep line to new heights. One factor in Chrysler’s success was the development of the Jeep Wrangler. The Jeep Wrangler hit the roads ready to inspire adventure and equipped with plenty of off-road gadgets and know-how to conquer anything that was thrown at it. With upgraded suspension, improved dimensions, and killer style, the Wrangler pointed Chrysler and Jeep in the right direction. The new model was a massive hit and showed that the Jeep could survive. The door was open for further expansion to the Wrangler line, resulting in a community of Jeep enthusiasts. The Jeep Wrangler of Today The 2024 Jeep Wrangler Willys is a special amalgamation of heroic history and innovation. From the outside, the Wrangler Willys looks sleek and modern but has more than a hint of the past. The iconic rounded headlamps, squared wheel wells, seven-slot grille, and elongated hood are all elements we can see from past generations. The Willys trim even features Willys badging, a fun throwback to the past. The 2024 Wrangler is equipped with a powerful V6 engine that produces 285 hp. The V6 is mated to a six-speed manual transmission and is fitted with a Tru-Lok locking rear differential in the Willys. Designed to handle the rough road ahead, the Wrangler is a master of traction, utilizing its standard 4x4 capabilities to get the most out of the vehicle. The Jeep Wrangler Willys is Trail Rated and ready to forge ahead. Improved ground clearance, exceptional approach and departure angles, and a tight turning radius make it easy to maneuver through rough and rugged terrain. The Wrangler is even designed to take to the water. With strategically placed components and waterproofing, the Wrangler can wade through nearly three feet of water with ease. New additions like rock rails and skid plates address modern driver needs, as does the technology that fills the Wrangler. New for 2024, a standard 12.3-inch color touchscreen provides easy access to important features that are used both on and off the road. Extras like wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto make sure that every adventure is a connected one. There is even an available Wi-Fi hotspot option, definitely an addition from the present but one we are happy to see. Learning From the Past to Improve the Future With so many fantastic features on the 2024 Wrangler, it can be easy to forget that these advancements would not have happened without past innovations. Trying to create a revolutionary wartime vehicle resulted in a tough and enduring model that has continued to influence the automotive world for close to a century. The push for more power resulted in new styling and the use of more powerful engine components. The need for both military and civilian use inspired a system that could handle varying terrain, and the shift to civilian life encouraged designers to include more seating and a roomier, more comfortable interior. Every problem over the years has resulted in a solution that has led us to the latest Jeep Wrangler Willys, a wonderful combination of past and present. You don't have to live in the past to celebrate it, and the Wrangler Willys is proof of that. The Willys changed the war, the Wrangler changed the automotive world, and the 2024 Wrangler Willys might just change the way you drive.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is one of the most popular SUVs on the market. It's been around for over two decades, and each new model is better than the last. The 2023 model is no exception — it's packed with features sure to please drivers and passengers alike. We discuss everything you need to know about the Jeep Grand Cherokee 2023, going over its specs, features, and price. Keep reading to learn all about the 2023 Grand Cherokee. View New Jeep Grand Cherokee Trim Options and Prices 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee The Jeep Grand Cherokee has six trim levels: the Laredo, Altitude, Limited, Overland, Summit, and Summit Reserve. Whether you're looking for something sporty and sleek or luxurious and comfortable, there's a Grand Cherokee trim that's perfect for you. Here, we break down the different trims and what they have to offer. Laredo: With a starting MSRP of $39,395, the Laredo is Jeep's entry-level model, but it's far from basic. This puppy comes standard with slim LED horizontal headlights, an 8.4-inch Uconnect 5 infotainment system, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring, and more. Altitude: The Altitude starts at $44,105 MSRP and builds on the Laredo with leather upholstery, Satellite Radio, Wi-Fi Hotspot, keyless entry, power steering, and other features. Limited: With a starting MSRP of $46,215, the Limited trim is where things start to get really luxurious. For example, while the Laredo comes with cloth seats, the Limited is upholstered in Capri leather. You also get Quadra-Trac I all-wheel drive and heated seats in the first and second rows to keep everyone toasty. Overland: The Overland has a starting MSRP of $56,305 and is the sportiest and most capable of the bunch. It features a 5.7-liter V8 engine and the advanced Quadra-Trac II four-wheel-drive system. You also get a sport-tuned suspension, which offers some serious off-roading capability. Summit: The Summit is the luxurious top-of-the-line model, starting at $60,070 MSRP. It benefits from massaging front seats, quad-zone automatic climate control, lane-centering assist, traffic sign recognition, driver-attention monitoring, and a surround-view parking camera system. Summit Reserve: The Summit Reserve is the range-topping model and starts at $66,550 MSRP. As the name suggests, this trim is all about luxury and comfort. It offers the ultimate list of features and amenities, including a 19-speaker McIntosh premium audio system, Palermo leather upholstery, and ventilated rear seats. Interior and Cargo Capacity The Jeep Grand Cherokee has always been a comfortable and practical SUV, and the 2023 model is no different. The interior is spacious and comfortable, with plenty of room for five adults to sit comfortably. The seats are well-cushioned and offer good support. The front seats are particularly comfortable, with plenty of adjustability to help you find the perfect driving position. There's also a generous amount of headroom and legroom, even in the back seats. Creature comforts abound in the 2023 Grand Cherokee, with standard features such as dual-zone automatic climate control, a power-adjustable driver's seat, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Higher trims add even more luxury features, such as heated and ventilated front seats, massaging front and back seats, and a 19-speaker premium audio system for the ultimate sound quality. Regarding cargo space, the Grand Cherokee offers 46.9 cubic feet with the rear seats up and a whopping 84.6 cubic feet of space when you fold them down. That's more than enough room for weekend getaways or hauling around large items. If you need even more space, the Grand Cherokee is also available with a trailer-tow package that can tow up to 7200 pounds. Whether you're headed to the mountains or the beach, the Jeep Grand Cherokee has the space and comfort you need to enjoy the ride. Performance and Fuel Economy While most automakers only offer a single engine in their SUVs, the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee has multiple engine options to choose from. While Grand Cherokee fans will be familiar with two of them, there's also a newly available plug-in hybrid in the lineup. The base engine is a 3.6-liter V6 engine that generates 293 horsepower and 257 lb-ft of torque, which is plenty of power for most driving situations. For something more powerful, there's also a 5.7-liter V-8 engine with 357 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque, which is surprisingly the only midsize SUV in the mainstream segment that’s powered by a V-8. For those wanting the best in fuel efficiency, a new plug-in hybrid 4xe model pairs a turbocharged 2-liter four-cylinder engine with an electric motor. This powertrain is suitable for a combined output of 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque. The plug-in hybrid electric vehicle model has an estimated electric-only range of 25 miles and can tow up to 6000 pounds. As you can see, there's an engine option to suit every driver in the Grand Cherokee lineup. So, no matter your needs, there's a Jeep Grand Cherokee that's perfect for you. Safety and Driver-Assistive Features As with most new cars today, the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee comes standard with a host of safety and driver-assistive features, including blind spot monitoring, lane keep assist, and a rear cross-traffic alert system. Higher trims boast a full suite of advanced safety features, such as traffic-sign recognition, parallel and perpendicular park assist, and a surround-view parking camera system. No matter which trim level you choose, the Jeep Grand Cherokee has your safety covered. While the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee hasn't been fully crash-tested by either the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety yet, it's safe to say it will score well in both tests because it's built on a solid foundation with high-strength steel and aluminum. Combined with the advanced safety features mentioned above, the Jeep Grand Cherokee is sure to be one of the safest SUVs on the road. So, there you have it. Everything you need to know about the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Whether you're looking for a comfortable and practical family SUV or a powerful and efficient off-roader, the Jeep Grand Cherokee has something to offer everyone. Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris is your one-stop shop for all things Jeep. From our financing department to scheduled service, we can help you with every step of your Jeep ownership experience. Contact us today, or visit us to experience the Jeep Grand Cherokee for yourself. You won't be disappointed.

The 2022 Jeep Compass is here, and we're thrilled to show it off to more drivers around Paris, Kentucky. A sleek and appealing cabin, ample cargo possibilities, comfortable seats, and intuitive technology systems are just a few highlights of this compact SUV.  Check out this full review of the 2022 Jeep Compass interior. We'll give you the full breakdown of standard interior features, optional ones, what's new for 2022, and everything else you should know about this SUV's cabin. View Jeep Compass 2022 Jeep Compass Interior Overview 2022 Jeep Compass The 2022 Jeep Compass is here, and we're thrilled to show it off to more drivers around Paris, Kentucky. A sleek and appealing cabin, ample cargo possibilities, comfortable seats, and intuitive technology systems are just a few highlights of this compact SUV.  Check out this full review of the 2022 Jeep Compass interior. We'll give you the full breakdown of standard interior features, optional ones, what's new for 2022, and everything else you should know about this SUV's cabin. Color Options The Sport trim level comes standard with black fabric low-back bucket seats. Premium fabric and vinyl bucket seats in black or steel gray are available on the Latitude trim, while leather-trimmed bucket seats in black are available on the Latitude Lux trim. 2022 Jeep Compass Comfort Features The 2022 Jeep Compass comes in five trim levels, each with its own set of amenities. New trims and special models may be added over the following year. While the seating provides a pleasant environment below, the optional motorized dual-pane sunroof provides a spectacular view up above. The center console has adequate storage to keep your items safe and organized, and the driver's seat's raised design creates the sensation that you're sitting in a cockpit. Seating and Lighting The Compass Sport has quality cloth seating, while the Latitude adds a cloth–vinyl combination and ambient overhead lighting plus an available dual-pane panoramic sunroof upgrade.  The Latitude Lux builds from there with heated leather front and rear seats, plus a power eight-way driver's seat with manual lumbar support. The Trailhawk and Limited trims get heated second-row seats as an option. The Limited also gets a black leather interior with burnished-copper-stitched sepia accents. Steering Wheel Steering wheel audio controls come standard on the Compass Sport. Stepping up to the Latitude also adds a leather-wrapped shifter knob. The Latitude Lux adds a heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel, also found on the Limited. Climate Control The Latitude has an add-on for dual-zone automatic climate control, and that same feature is included standard on the Jeep Compass Limited. Single-zone manual climate control appears on all other editions. Visit Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris today or check out our Compass models for sale in Paris, Kentucky. You can search our current models by the interior layouts and options you prefer. 2022 Compass Alternate Edition Interiors There are currently two special editions of the Jeep Compass, and both upgrade the features inside and out. The Altitude Package is an optional upgraded version of the Latitude that adds several black exterior features. On the inside, it gets a matching black headliner, piano black interior accents, and tungsten seat stitching. The Jeep Red is another new special edition released in 2022, applying to the Compass and Renegade. On the Compass, it adds all the top features of the Limited, plus Amazon Alexa, HD Radio, navigation, SiriusXM services with a free trial, integrated voice commands, and driver's-seat memory.  It all comes in a bright red version of the exterior with a power lift gate and premium LED lights all over. 2022 Jeep Compass Technology Features The all-new Jeep Compass for 2022 is packed with innovations. With wireless charging for minimum clutter, front and rear USB A and C connectivity ports, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, Jeep drivers and shoppers around Paris, KY, will be on the cutting edge in the 2022 Compass. Infotainment System The 2022 Jeep Compass has two Uconnect touchscreen systems available, one of which is the Uconnect 5 8.4-inch center stack touchscreen on the Sport, the largest standard entry-level touchscreen in its class. There's also a 10.1-inch driver information digital display on the Latitude Lux or Limited. The screens are set partially out from the center dash in a unique, more ergonomic placement. The Limited also adds a seven-inch full-color instrument display in direct view while driving, giving you better illumination of key driving details. Music and Radio Move up to the Limited, and you'll enjoy a nine-speaker Alpine audio system included standard. The same system appears as an option on the Latitude. Otherwise, Sport models and up use a six-speaker audio system as standard. Get the Best Jeep Interior with Dan Cummins This new edition comes with a slew of improvements while maintaining the distinctive appearance of the Compass model. The automaker has always had an eye for improvement, and 2022 marks the best model year for this SUV so far. As you climb the trim levels, you'll find various standard safety features included, powerful engine ratings and so much more. When looking for a new SUV, you're bound to enjoy a Jeep like the Compass. What's more, you're protected with a bumper-to-bumper five-year and 60,000-mile powertrain warranty and a three-year and 36,000-mile limited warranty, so your Jeep Compass is as protected on the outside as it is on the inside. Our dealership can help you pick the best among multiple Jeep discount options, like no payments for 90 days or up to $2,000 in cash allowances on a new model. If you're interested in getting a 2022 Jeep Compass at the best possible discount, you can trust the team at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris. Our dealership network makes it easy to search for vehicles by your preferred automaker, trim level, model year, colors, and much more. Browse our inventory today, and feel free to contact us with questions.

When the Jeep Gladiator hit Paris streets last year, it caused quite a commotion. So, of course, many drivers are interested in the 2021 Jeep Gladiator price. This year the Jeep Gladiator MSRP starts at $33,565. With nine trim levels, there’s a Jeep Gladiator price to fit just about any budget. Take a look at the Jeep Gladiator Rubicon price, along with the other trim levels, then shop the Jeep Gladiator inventory at Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris. View Gladiator Inventory Contact Us How Much is the Jeep Gladiator by Trim Level? With its broad selection of trim levels, there’s a Jeep Gladiator price for most Richmond drivers! Take a look at how the Jeep Gladiator Rubicon price fits in with the other configurations, then take a look at a few features on each Jeep Gladiator trim level: 2021 Jeep Gladiator Sport: Starting at $33,565 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys Sport: Starting at $35,510 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Sport S: Starting at $37,010 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys: Starting at $39,505 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Overland: Starting at $40,660 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator 80th Anniversary: Starting at $42,005 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon: Starting at $44,140 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Mojave: Starting at $44,140 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator High Altitude: Starting at $51,765 MSRP 2021 Jeep Gladiator Sport The base-level Jeep Gladiator MSRP is affordable at $33,565 MSRP with these features: 3.6L Pentastar® V6 engine with 285 HP Uconnect® 3 infotainment interface 8-speaker sound system 5-inch touchscreen display 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys Sport Black grille Black Trail-Rated badge Body-Color fender flares Willys hood decal 2021 Jeep Gladiator Sport S All Sport trim features Automatic headlights 17-inch Tech Silver aluminum wheels Available Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ capability 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys Premium front bumper with gloss black accents Willys hood decal 17-inch black aluminum wheels 2021 Jeep Gladiator Overland All Sport S trim features 7-inch touchscreen display Uconnect® 4 Infotainment interface Overland exclusive cloth upholstery with embroidery 18-inch Granite Crystal aluminum wheels 2021 Jeep Gladiator 80th Anniversary How much is a Jeep Gladiator 80th Anniversary trim? Priceless, because 2021 is the only year it’ll be available to Richmond drivers! Power-heated mirrors Premium front bumper with neutral gray accents Body color grille with neutral gray accents Gray/black jeep badges 2021 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon The Jeep Gladiator Rubicon price is definitely well worth the cost considering it’s the most capable off-road pickup available today. Key features include: All Overland trim features Rubicon exclusive cloth upholstery with embroidery Ambient interior LED lighting 4:1 Rock-Trac® Heavy-Duty Part-Time 4WD System 33-Inch LT285 / 70R17C All-Terrain Tires 2021 Jeep Gladiator Mojave Apple CarPlay 17-inch low-gloss black wheels Black Sunrider soft top Cargo tie-down loops 2021 Jeep Gladiator High Altitude Make the roughest trips both on and off the road a pleasure when you choose the top-tier Jeep Gladiator High Altitude: Alpine Premium audio system Multiple device audio jack input 20-inch gloss black aluminum wheels Body-color three-piece hardtop Test Drive a 2021 Jeep Gladiator in Paris Today! Now that you know how much the Jeep Gladiator is, contact Dan Cummins Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Paris to schedule a test drive today! The shop our new vehicle specials to find an even better 2021 Jeep Gladiator price!

If you find yourself searching for a Jeep dealership near you, then it is probably because you want a rugged vehicle that can keep up with your adventurous lifestyle. And Jeep products are certainly among the most capable off-road machines around. Not only does the iconic Jeep Wrangler provide unrivaled performance, but every single Jeep model is designed to give you the dependability that you require. However, some Jeeps come from the factory with an array of performance features that make them even better than your average Jeep. And these off-road models are identified by the Jeep Trail Rated badge. The Jeep Trail Rated badge signifies a vehicle that has exceeded Jeep’s high standards and proven itself capable of handling the toughest trails. All elements of a vehicle’s off-road performance are thoroughly tested before the Trail Rated badge is awarded, giving you a vehicle that you know you can count on. All Trail Rated Jeeps come standard with four-wheel drive, enhanced suspension, a reinforced body, and numerous smaller upgrades designed to give them the ability to handle any challenge. And the Trail Rated badge is not reserved for dedicated off-road models such as the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator; it can be found on vehicles from across the Jeep lineup, giving you plenty of options to choose from. What is in a Badge? While Jeep’s off-road legacy dates back to the original military Jeeps of World War Two, the Jeep Trail Rated badge is a fairly new piece of the brand’s dedication to adventurous performance. As the family of Jeep models grew in recent years, it became necessary to distinguish the vehicles that were ready for serious off-road driving straight from the factory. And so, in 2004, the Trail Rated badge was unveiled to the public. Any Jeep wearing this badge could be counted on to meet Jeep’s requirements for off-road performance, giving Jeep buyers an easy way to distinguish the most capable vehicles as the number of Jeep models continued to grow. All vehicles awarded the Trail Rated badge must demonstrate performance in five areas critical to off-road performance. These are traction, water fording, maneuverability, articulation, and ground clearance. Although Jeep does not publish its proprietary standards required for a vehicle to be given the Trail Rated badge, the importance of these five performance areas to successful off-roading is clear. And Jeep not only tests its Trail Rated vehicles in a lab, but it also brings them out into the real world to test their capabilities from the cold of northern Michigan to the heat of the Utah deserts. This includes challenging legendary trails from Moab to Rubicon to prove Trail Rated vehicles in the same places that real Jeep owners will use them. The Five Elements of Performance Traction is the first of the five areas tested by Jeep and for a good reason. Without superior traction, serious off-roading, or even on-road driving in bad conditions, is simply impossible. In order to have maximum traction, all Trail Rated Jeeps come standard with one of Jeep’s advanced four-wheel drive systems. In fact, “4x4” is even emblazoned on the actual Trail Rated badge, which is a testament to how important this feature is. Water fording may be a less obvious requirement for drivers new to off-roading, but when you leave roads behind, you will soon encounter rivers that need to be crossed. Most vehicles on the market are incapable of fording anything deeper than a rain puddle without suffering potentially catastrophic damage, but all Trail Rated Jeeps can drive through well over a foot of water without a problem. This gives you the cross-country mobility you need to reach your destination. Maneuverability is a key aspect of off-roading. Whether navigating narrow trails, negotiating obstacles, or dodging hazards, it is vital that you have a nimble and responsive vehicle when you venture off-road. This is why all Trail Rated Jeeps pay special attention to enhanced handling and agility. Articulation refers to the ability of a vehicle’s suspension to deal with rugged terrain. Without sufficient articulation, your wheels will lose contact with the ground when driving over uneven surfaces. This will reduce traction and stability, potentially leaving you stuck on the trail. But with a Trail Rated Jeep, articulation will not be a problem. Ground clearance is perhaps the most obvious of the five elements included in the Trail Rated badge. A taller vehicle is always better able to drive over the many obstacles that will be encountered off-road. However, Jeep’s testing covers far more than just the ride height. It also examines more technical measurements such as approach angle, breakover angle, and departure angle that determine the ability of a vehicle to handle the most difficult terrain. Which Models are Trail Rated? Now that you know what the Trail Rated badge represents, you are likely wondering which Jeep models have it. The good news is that every single model in the Jeep lineup has a Trail Rated variant. Whether you are interested in a subcompact Jeep Renegade or a luxurious Jeep Grand Cherokee, you will be able to get the car you want as well as the performance you need. This incredible level of off-road capability across its entire product line is only available with Jeep and is part of what sets this legendary brand apart from other automobile manufacturers. In the case of Jeep’s four, more conventional SUVs, the Jeep Renegade, Jeep Compass, Jeep Cherokee, and Jeep Grand Cherokee, the Trail Rated badge is found on the appropriately named Trailhawk trim level. While the exact details of the Trailhawk trim depend on the vehicle in question, it is a relatively luxurious trim that provides a comfortable driving experience in addition to its superior off-road performance. However, there is one common feature on all the Trailhawk models. If you are not close enough to make out the Trail Rated badge, you can still easily identify this trim by its unique bright red tow hooks. However, when it comes to the Jeep Wrangler and the Jeep Gladiator, you will not find a Trailhawk trim. That is because, with these dedicated off-road machines, almost every single trim wears the Trail Rated badge. Even the most basic Sport trim of these two iconic vehicles has all the capabilities needed to pass the rigorous testing required to be considered Trail Rated. The only exception is the Jeep Gladiator Mojave, which is the first Jeep to bear the brand new Baja-inspired Desert Rated badge. However, if even more off-road performance is desired, look for the Rubicon trims. Named for the legendary Rubicon Trail in California, this top trim comes with a ton of additional features that make it the ultimate off-road Jeep. Time To Explore If you are looking for outstanding off-road performance from a legendary manufacturer, it is time to visit your local Jeep dealership and find yourself a model with the Trail Rated badge. Whether you want something compact and efficient like the Jeep Renegade and Jeep Compass, something versatile and luxurious like the Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Grand Cherokee, or something powerful and iconic like the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator, there is a Trail Rated model for you. And once you find the perfect Jeep, a new world of adventure will open up.