Gallery: 2024 Jeep Wrangler: First Drive <\/h3>\n
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“Music has long played a pivotal role in our rich history of advertising, and as the industry marks the 50th year of hip-hop, the Jeep brand has been granted the enormous honor of incorporating the elusive California Love<\/em> anthem track into our Famous for Freedom<\/em> campaign for our new 2024 Jeep Wrangler,” said Stellantis Chief Marketing Officer Olivier Francois.<\/p>\n As for the five millionth Wrangler, sadly no details are available as to model year, trim, or color. It’s likely a 2023 model, as 2024 Wranglers are only just now reaching dealerships. The latest off-roader is easily identifiable with its smaller seven-bar grille, though buyers are likely more interested in the new Dana 44 HD Full Float solid axle on Rubicon trims. It’s a first from the factory, and 2024 Wrangler Rubicons also have an 8,000-pound winch available as an option.<\/p>\n All 2024 Wranglers get a slight update to the interior, centered around a larger 12.3-inch infotainment screen. The upgrade required Jeep designers to nix the Wrangler’s trademark round vents in the center of the dash, though you’ll still find them at the corners. As with the grille, it’s a small change that packs a prominent visual punch.<\/p>\n Potential buyers in North America, Japan, China, Australia, Europe, and South Korea will see the videos for Jeep’s new hip-hop Wrangler campaign. Those who pony up cash in the US will pay at least $33,690 to put a Wrangler in the garage, as that’s the starting MSRP. On the extreme side, an optioned-up Rubicon 392 lands in the vicinity of $100,000.<\/p>\n