Used 2020 Jeep Wrangler for Sale

What's New in the 2020 Jeep Wrangler?

While it carries over mostly unchanged, Jeep has made a few notable changes to the Wrangler for 2020. The most exciting is the addition of the long-awaited diesel powertrain that should finally go on sale in the next few months. Since the new JL Wrangler was introduced for the 2018 model year, Jeep has been promising that this unique engine option would enter the fray down the line, so we're excited that it's finally here. Other changes include the expansion of the mild hybrid eTorque option to different trim levels, the availability of the LED lighting package on the base Wrangler Sport, the inclusion of automatic high beams for Wranglers equipped with the Advanced Safety Group and an 8.4-in UConnect system.  See the 2020 Jeep Wrangler models for sale near you

Which Wrangler is the Best?

Any Wrangler offers great off-road capability, but at the expense of day-to-day livability. Still, for many, the trade-off is well worth it, as there are few vehicles on sale today outside of Jeep's own Gladiator that match the Wrangler's coolness factor -- at least, not until the new Bronco goes on sale. When it comes to choosing the perfect Wrangler for you, it's hard to argue with the convenience factor of the 4-door Unlimited for starters. Most buyers will be well served by the Wrangler's Sport S trim, as it offers basic creature comforts not available on the base Sport while still keeping the price tag within reason. Beyond this though, it's really up to you. If you want more curb appeal, look to the Sahara. If you want to tackle the hardest trails Moab has to offer, get a Rubicon. Rest assured that any one of these should offer great resale value. Find a Jeep Wrangler for sale

How Much Does a 2020 Jeep Wrangler Cost?

The 2020 Jeep Wrangler is offered in four different trim levels: Sport, Sport S, Sahara and Rubicon. The Sport, Sport S and Rubicon trims are available in both 2-door and 4-door configurations, while the comfort-oriented Sahara is available exclusively as a 4-door. Altitude editions of the Sport S and Sahara add more standard features. There are also two special-edition Wranglers for 2020: the Willys and the Black & Tan, both based on the Sport S trim. The Wrangler Sport ($29,790-$33,290) comes standard with the 3.6-liter V6, a 6-speed manual transmission, 4-wheel drive, 17-in steel wheels, all-season tires, skid plates, hill-start assist, fog lights, a backup camera, a height-adjustable driver's seat, a tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, cruise control, a 5-in touchscreen infotainment system, a USB port and an 8-speaker audio system. Air conditioning is optional on the 2-door but is standard on the 4-door Unlimited. A limited-slip rear differential is also optional. The Sport S ($32,990-$36,490) adds power locks, mirrors and windows, plus 17-in alloy wheels, keyless entry and a security alarm. It also opens the door to other options, including the Convenience Group (remote ignition and a universal garage door opener) and the Technology Group ( dual-zone automatic climate control, a 7-in Uconnect touchscreen interface, an instrument cluster display and satellite radio). As with the Sport, a limited-slip rear differential is optional on the Sport S. The Sport Altitude ($34,685-$38,185) comes with black accents, 18-in gloss black wheels, a hardtop, a hardtop headliner and a heavy-duty suspension. Out of the two special editions on tap for 2020, the Wrangler Willys ($35,485-$38,985) is the one to offer functional benefits, as it comes with a limited-slip rear differential, rock rails, 32-in mud-terrain tires and black accents. There's also a fun, vintage-inspired 4WD sticker on the rear tailgate. The Black & Tan ($34,685-$38,185) is more about aesthetics, adding a tan soft top, 17-in wheels with all-terrain tires, side steps, low gloss badging, tan cloth seats and a black instrument panel. It also comes standard with the Technology Group package. Despite the name, the Black & Tan is available in all of the Wrangler's available exterior colors. The Sahara ($40,140) is available only as a 4-door and prioritizes curb appeal over off-road capability. Standard on the Sahara are silver headlight surrounds, silver accents on the bumper, body-colored fenders, 18-in alloy wheels, side steps, dual-zone automatic climate control and a few other distinctive styling elements. The Sahara can also be had with a power-retractable "Sky" one-touch convertible top, although this option costs an eye-watering $4,000. The Sahara Altitude ($43,435) adds a body-colored hardtop with the hardtop headliner, 18-in gloss black wheels and some other black accents. The Rubicon ($39,790-$43,290) gains heavy-duty Dana 44 front/rear axles, front/rear electronic locking differentials, an electronically disconnecting front swaybar, upgraded Rock-Trac part-time 4WD, rock rails, all-terrain tires, taller fender flares, special wheels and styling elements, automatic headlights, upgraded cloth upholstery, a 115-volt power outlet, a second USB port and the contents from the Convenience and Technology groups. Heavy-duty winch-capable bumpers are optional. Every Wrangler can be optioned with the turbocharged engine, an 8-speed automatic ($2,500), a tow package and a black, 3-piece modular hardtop. The hardtop can be body-colored in the Rubicon and Sahara. A premium soft-top is optional on every 4-door Wrangler and on the 2-door Rubicon. All but the Sport are eligible for the following packages. The Active Safety Group adds rear parking sensors, a blind spot monitoring system and LED taillights. The Advanced Safety Group adds those items plus adaptive cruise control and forward-collision warning. The Cold Weather Group adds heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. As of 2020, the Sport can now be had with LED head lamps and optional fog lamps. The Rubicon and Sahara can be equipped with the Infotainment Group that adds an 8.4-in Uconnect touchscreen, an auto-dimming mirror and a 9-speaker sound system (available separately). The LED Lighting Group adds LED headlights, fog lights, parking lights and daytime running lights. Leather upholstery and a headliner for the hardtop are also optional.