2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Review

 This is a four-door convertible available in Sport, Sahara, and Rubicon body styles. It can accommodate up to five passengers in its interior pretty easily, and turns out to be a great option for the off-roading enthusiasts who love adventurous trips.

Exterior and Interior

Passengers will enjoy an all-new instrument panel, new steering wheel, latest locking center console, and revised door panels, which are considered to be major changes for this 2011.

The Sahara trim comes with a body-colored hard top, and it is offered in 5 new paint colors –

• Bright White,
• Cosmos Blue,
• Detonator Yellow,
• Sahara Tan, and
• Deep Cherry Red.

The new interior features include upgraded door armrests, power windows, heated seats, steering wheel-controlled audio, cruise control, hands-free phone functions, larger rear windows, 12 volt accessory outlet, a new 110 volt outlet, USB device interface, and Bluetooth connectivity.

Its centre stack is redesigned, storage area is extended, and it also includes a lockable console for 2011.

Power-Train Specs

2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited is powered by a 3.8-L V6 engine, which delivers 202 hp and 237 pound-feet of torque. This engine is paired to a standard 6-speed manual transmission, while the four-speed automatic gearbox is optionally available too.

What’s New for 2011?

This year Jeep has added Trac-Lok limited-slip rear differential to provide extra torque and grip during slippery, low-traction situations such as driving over sand, ice, gravel, or snow. New Wrangle comes with a five-link coil setup suspension with tuned shock absorbers.

The latest generation Jeep Wrangler is capable of conquering off-road obstacles especially during severe inclines combined with its rear and front overhangs, along with its high ground clearance, while its boxy looks are something that the hardcore Jeep lovers admire the most.