What's Wrong With This Picture: Wrangling The Details Edition

by Edward Niedermeyer

Published: August 19th, 2010

what s wrong with this picture wrangling the details edition

Jeep has released the first pictures of its next refreshed product, the 2011 Jeep Wrangler, but the changes don’t exactly jump out. That’s because, besides a new body-color hardtop and five new exterior colors, the changes have all taken place on the inside. You know, where they’re most needed. Have they done the job? Hit the jump for the first peek…

#3WTP #Chrysler #Design #Interior #Jeep #SUV #Wrangler

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Johnster on Aug 20, 2010

Looks good. It's probably made out of cheap, hard, one-step below Rubber-Maid in quality, craptastic plastic and it will probably scratch easily. But, hey! It's a Jeep!

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Moparman426W on Sep 19, 2010

I would definitely consider a 4 door wrangler for my next hunting vehicle if they hadn't dropped the old straight six. To me a jeep isn't a jeep without that engine.

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