Since its launch seven decades ago, Jeep has been at the top of its game in SUVs and trucks, especially for its design and manufacture. The Jeep line-up is known for its superior off-road capabilities. Consequently, Jeep has become the go-to brand for car lovers who enjoy some adventure and thrill on their rides. Jeep has a vast line-up of trucks in various body styles. One of the renowned truck line-ups is their Jeep Gladiator. 

Buying guide for used Jeep Gladiator
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Sport
If you go with the entry-level model, you can build a Gladiator with your desired features with the Sport trim. It is a basic version with the Sunrider soft top, Bluetooth, 17-inch black wheels, and a five-inch touchscreen. With its eight-speaker sound system, you can listen to music on the go and charge your devices via the two standard USB ports in the front row. There is ample storage under the rear seats. You can use it to tuck small valuables and tools. The trim is adept at performing its towing duty and can easily handle around 7650 pounds for trailering if you go with the Max Tow package.

Added features like Gorilla Glass give extra resilience against breakage. It also has half doors to make you feel closer to the outdoors. You can also add Freedom Top hardtop to the Sport trim to make the most of your Gladiator.  

Overland
It is the more tech-savvy Gladiator that assures greater convenience and comfort. Its body-color fender flares and 18-inch wheels start the list from the outside. Further, amenities, such as side steps and exterior mirrors, make it a more convenient truck. The Overlands come packed with a standard seven-inch touchscreen that makes employing the infotainment system and rear-view camera easy. Its interior has more powered features, like the speed-sensitive volume control and voice-activated climate controls.  

Other added features include the Freedom Top hardtop and leather interior. You can also add LED lighting on the exterior to give your truck a premium feel. It can tow around 6000 pounds. In the used Jeep Gladiator Overland models, you will find standard safety features like brake assist and engine immobilizer. 

Rubicon
Rubicon can be a good choice if you want a used Jeep Gladiator for off-roading. The Rock-Trac four-wheel drive system is standard in Rubicon. It provides the Gladiator with a 4:1 gear ratio. Rubicon can easily maneuver through the most challenging terrains with its typical 33-inch all-terrain tires, rear and front e-lockers, and tried-and-true fox shocks. So, be it the rocky terrain, dirt trails, snow, or mud, Rubicon can handle it all.  

Mojave
It is the desert-rated line-up of the Gladiators and has similar equipment to the Rubicon, such as the Fox shocks and locking rear differential. However, it also has specialized features that make it the ideal vehicle for riding on the sand. In addition, Mojave also has some features that are not standard anywhere else in the line-up. These include the reinforced frame, hydraulic one-inch lift, and a custom hood scoop that keeps the engine cool in the heat. Hence, while other vehicles struggle in hot and arid conditions, the Mojave thrives and can tow up to 6000 pounds.  

High Altitude
This model has body-color exterior features, 20-inch gloss black wheels, and the Freedom Top hardtop. Its interiors are plush and reek of luxury from all sides, with its premium Alpine sound system, soft-touch surfaces, and quilted Nappa leather seats. Its technology features wireless device connectivity, a Jeep Uconnect system, Wi-Fi, and an 8.4-inch touchscreen, standard in the top-tier model. Safety features like ParkSense Rear Park Assist and Blind Spot Monitoring are standard, but you can add others like Adaptive Cruise Control on-demand.