Information is starting to trickle out about the next generation Jeep Wrangler. Â The word is that the next Wrangler will retain front and rear solid axles, but it will likely lose the characteristic full-size spare tire and the fold-down windshield. Â It may get an optional power retractable soft-top.
There is no word yet on the choice of power trains. Â The 3.6L Pentastar V6 is a good match to the current Wrangler, but is it enough to stay competitive? Â Should Jeep work to add a diesel or a hybrid drivetrain? Â How about a good-old V8? Â What about a small turbocharged engine?
We want to hear what do you think the next Jeep Wrangle should or should not have. Â Check this poll and use the comments section below to bring up anything else.
Updating and redesigning an off-road icon is a slow and arduous process, so do not expect to see the next Wrangler before 2016 model year (an likely later than that).
Check out this fun TFLcar video of a custom 2013 Jeep Wrangler with an 6.4L SRT Hemi.
