Jeep is resurrecting the military-themed Freedom special edition for the 2020 Wrangler, and we now have details and pricing for the package, which joins two other limited-edition models, the Willys and the Black and Tan models. The special edition follows the just-announced Ram pickup Built to Serve models, which also honor the armed forces.
The Wrangler
Freedom is based on the one-up-from-base Sport S trim level and is
offered in two-door and four-door body styles. Special graphics include a
large star on the hood, American flags on the front fenders, and "Oscar
Mike" (military
shorthand for "on the move") on the tailgate and stitched into the
seatbacks. Among the included feature content is a premium Sunrider soft
top, 17-inch wheels with a gray finish, cloth seats with leather
accents and silver contrast stitching, and an aluminum data plate inside
the tailgate that references the original Jeep's military history.
Priced at $34,190 for the two-door and $37,690 for the four-door
(plus the $1,495 destination charge), the Freedom represents a $2,695
upcharge over the Wrangler Sport S. But you know what they say: Freedom
isn't free.
