2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

LIFTED, TRAIL-READY, WINCH-EQUIPPED, LOW MILEAGE, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, BUILT TO GO WHERE OTHERS CAN'T! The 2021 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara already ranks among the most capable SUVs on the planet, and this one has been taken several steps further. Finished in crisp Bright White, it rides on a suspension lift with Fuel Off-Road wheels and aggressive Nitto Ridge Grappler tires, and it wears a heavy-duty front bumper with a recovery winch, auxiliary LED lighting, and halo LED headlights, giving it a commanding presence that turns heads everywhere it goes. Underneath the upgrades sits the four-door Sahara's comfortable, well-equipped foundation, with the Cold Weather Group and the smooth eight-speed automatic transmission. It's a Wrangler that's ready for the trail straight off the lot, yet still easy and comfortable to drive every day. Why Shoppers Buy This Model The Wrangler is one of the most iconic vehicles ever built, and few nameplates inspire the same loyalty. Removable doors, a fold-down windshield, and an open-air soft top create a driving experience nothing else can match, while solid axles and true four-wheel drive let owners explore places most SUVs simply can't reach. The four-door Unlimited adds genuine practicality, with room for five and real cargo space for camping gear and luggage, and the Sahara trim layers on comfort and convenience features that make the Wrangler easy to live with every day. Wranglers are also famous for holding their value, especially thoughtfully modified examples like this one. Automotive Press and Industry Recognition Reviewers consistently praise the JL-generation Wrangler for its legendary off-road capability, iconic design, open-air versatility, and much-improved on-road comfort and technology compared with earlier generations. The turbocharged four-cylinder earned credit for its strong low-end torque and better efficiency than the V6. The most common critiques are wind noise at highway speeds and a ride that's firmer than a typical crossover, trade-offs Wrangler fans happily accept. Warranty The odometer is hovering around the 23,194-mile mark, and this Wrangler still carries supplemental factory coverage. Federal Emission Warranties -- Cover select major emission components, such as the catalytic converters and engine control unit. Expiration: through December 2028 or 80,000 miles, whichever comes first. That works out to only about 4,000 miles per year, well below average. CARFAX shows rear brake pads and rotors replaced at about 23,000 miles, and the Wrangler was previously sold as certified. Want to extend its warranty coverage? In most cases, we can provide expanded options to cover each vehicle with a valuable, comprehensive warranty for years to come! Standard Features The Sahara is the Wrangler for drivers who want everyday comfort alongside legendary capability. It adds body-color fender flares, automatic headlamps, front fog lamps, power-heated mirrors, side steps, and a black Sunrider soft top that folds back for open-air driving, along with dual-zone-style automatic temperature control and a leather-wrapped steering wheel with audio controls. Technology includes the Uconnect 4 system with a 7-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 7-inch digital instrument cluster, and a 115-volt auxiliary power outlet. Command-Trac part-time four-wheel drive, a ParkView rear backup camera, a universal garage door opener, and remote keyless entry round out the package. Installed Options Cold Weather Group Heated front seats and a remote-start system make winter mornings far more comfortable. 8-Speed Automatic Transmission Smooth, quick shifts and a wide spread of ratios for relaxed highway cruising and controlled crawling off-road. Aftermarket Equipment This Wrangler has been extensively upgraded for both style and serious capability. Photos show a suspension lift kit that significantly raises the ride height, Fuel Off-Road wheels with a gunmetal finish and simulated bead