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2012 - Jeep Wrangler on 2040-cars
US $12,000.00
Year:2012
Mileage:19200
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Location:
Township Of Washington, New Jersey, United States
2012 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. This is the top of the line Jeep model for 2012 and has every single option available for 2012. It is the perfect all around vehicle - a convertible in the summer, a 4x4 in the winter, and a 4-door to haul around kids or friends. The only think it's lacking is a big 400hp hemi engine and then you can hit the track. The 285hp pentastar does just fine and the 5 spd auto is a huge improvement over the previous 4 spd auto in the 2007-2011 Jk's. Cosmetically the vehicle is in great shape. It has the color matched hardtop and fenders. The hardtop color matched is a cool option. The matched fenders look really nice but the only drawback is that they are painted so they are more susceptible to getting scratched vs the unpainted black ones. Given the drawback I would still go for the painted ones. The interior is in perfect condition. Leather heated seats, front and side airbags are 490 option. It has navi, bluetooth phone, and the larger hard drive for uploading MP3's. It also has a set of ACE rock rails which is a big help for shorter people. It has 33.5" nitto terra grappler tires which are a lot more comfortable and handle better than the stock 32" BFG mud terrains - they have 2000 miles on them. With the 4.10 gears the jeep is at 2600 RPM's on the highway which is the sweet spot for good gas mileage - the larger tires increased the gas mileage on average by 1.5 MPG. It has the towing package and a front tow hitch in case you want to hook up a hitch but not mount it permanently. If you're looking at this ad I would assume you are familiar with the Rubicon - heavy duty dana 44 axles, electronic front sway bar disconnect, front and rear electronic lockers, and a low ratio transfer case. All great options for a serious offroader or a hurricane sandy escape vehicle - in all honesty for my use I tried the lockers once in the snow and maybe put it in 4wd a total of 5 times. I'm not a big offroader and used this more to lug around my kids. With a 3rd child I'm looking to upgrade to a larger SUV which is the main motivation for selling it. The title is free and clear and in my name. Please feel free to ask any questions or come and schedule a test drive and look at it. It has ben dealer maintained and is a very clean well kept Jeep. Ignore fj cruiser land fj40 gx470 locker lockers cage winch snorkel rock crawler rockcrawler sahara xterra pathfinder grand cherokee diesel tdi cummins duramax powerstroke race racing harness harley trade trades cj cj7 cj5 baja prerunner 4runner pre runner dakar bogger boggers swamper swampers interco irok truggy buggy aev anniversary mw3 dana 60 d44 d60 detroit moab expedition tent roadster conv porsche 911 corvette stingray
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