Jeep Gladiator Reviews

Performance Features & Engine Specs

To get started, we’ll head right under the hood of the Gladiator, where you’ll have two different engines to choose from.

With the ability to tow up to 7,650 pounds, you’ll have no problem taking your camper to the woods, a boat down to the lake, or hooking up a trailer for your next move. Back in the truck bed, you’ll have a 1,700-pound maximum payload as well.

A 4×4 all-wheel drivetrain comes standard so you can easily maneuver through mud, snow, sand, and rocks. This is ideal for those icy New England winter commutes or for drivers who crave off-roading adventure.

Innovative Safety Features

With all that power, you’ll want to be sure your pickup also comes equipped with a plethora of safety features designed to act as a second set of eyes on the road.

The standard ParkView® Rear Back Up Camera works with the Uconnect® touchscreen to help guide you when you shift the Gladiator into reverse. It will show dynamic gridlines so you can easily park your truck in tight spots.

With available Blind Spot Monitoring, you’ll be able to merge and change lanes with confidence because it will alert you if a vehicle is entering any of your blind spots as you attempt to cross over.

Exterior Design Feature

The Jeep Gladiator isn’t your average truck, so you’ll actually have the ability to customize the exterior build with three different roof options:

• Zipperless Sunrider® soft top
• Freedom Top® hard top
• Body color hard top

The Zipperless Sunrider® soft top and Freedom Top® hard top allow you to remove the roof completely, practically turning your pickup into a convertible.  That way, you can feel the breeze in your hair and the sun on your skin.