2011 Jeep Wrangler Reviews, Pricing & Specs

On the same weekend I purchased 2 identical Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicons. One Silver and one Green. Literally the serial numbers were one digit apart. My wife drove the green one and I took the silver. The revised 2011 interior impressed me greatly. I was driving a 2008 Sahara and the interior alone made me sell it and buy the updated interior of the 2011+. The interior provides creature comforts we as a society have come to enjoy. Power Windows, Steering wheel mounted controls, Navigation, heated seats, leather, and even remote start. The doors still come off even though they have power windows (It has a quick release plug). Aside from the great interior, the road noise never bothered me until I bought my next car (2012 Honda Ridgeline). On my was home my daughter and I were like "WOW", we can actually talk and hear each other. I had no idea the road noise was so pronounced until I was in a different vehicle. I still don't find it unacceptable, I took it on several long road trips with no complaints. Cost of ownership is cheap too. I regularly could find $10-$20 factory dealership oil changes! Out of the 3 JK Jeeps I have owned only one had a leaky top I never did get corrected. Overall, I will probably buy another Jeep and would recommend the 2012 or newer models simply due to the updated transmission and better fuel economy.

A great dependable SUV. Lots of fun to drive so many modifications you can do to one.

Great features, great color, great price! Just wish it had a few less miles, but Id be willing to overlook that.

I have been looking for this vehicle for a while now and finally found one I wanted in Mango Tango with a Tow Package and All Terrain Tires. It is a manual and shifts smoothly. Overall comfort and ride quality is really good for something with big tires!

Compared to the older jeeps, the 2011 is much smoother and has more power and speed. The 2011 allows you to set your speed at 65 on highways the jeep is able to maintain the speed without driving up the RPMs. It also is quieter than the older jeep. I am able to use it to commute everyday. With the 1990, I wouldn't have been able to do that. All in all, the 2011 wrangler is a jeep I would recommend to anyone looking into off roading with a vehicle you would use for everyday driving.

This is the sport model and I like it because it didnt come with a lot of electronic extras like blue-tooth connectivity which can break and expensive to repair. The hard top is easy to remove and it handles nicely on the road. The Jeep Wrangler requires minimum upkeep and holds it value better than most SUVs or Off Road capable vehicles which makes it a good value. Nothing compares to a Jeep.

very powerful, mid acceleration, safe car against roper and road blockers, great off road performance, can go anywhere I can fell all the power, I love this car will never change it unless i can afford a 2013 BMW x3

Fun, compact vehicle. Had everything I would want in a two door. Sporty feel inside. Very nice.

I wish there was a few more inches behind the front seats. The overall vehicle has improved greatly over the previous body style but the 3.8 is the worst motor ever. The ride and handling is amazing after all the mods. Wish I could hold on to this one.

Has more gadgets than any sports car, handles like nothing else, could cut through a tank like butter, has an infinity sound system plus a dvd player... what more could you ask for in any car? Oh, and its the first one in NY.