Jeep Wrangler explains 2018 mission, top model to cost $60,000

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The 2018 Jeep Wrangler JL starts at just $26,995. That base price is for the two-door Sport model, with the most expensive model of the bunch being the four-door Rubicon Unlimited, which asks $40,495 starting.

  Jeep has opened up its online configurator for all 2018 JL models, including the range-topping Unlimited Rubicon. With every option box ticked, the most expensive Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon will set you back $57,310. And there are plenty of options to choose from.

 One of the most expensive options comes in the form of the new eight-speed automatic transmission, which adds an extra $2,000 to the MSRP over the standard six-speed manual. LED lighting, meanwhile, is another $895, while a trailer tow and HD electrical system ($795), an 8.4-inch infotainment system ($1,295), and a dual top ($2,195), push the price even higher.

On the exterior, all nine paint colors come standard, even the eye-searing Mojito! finish pictured here. Four roof options are available, and each come at an extra cost. The Premium Black Sunrider soft top costs $595, the Premium Tan Sunrider soft top costs $795, the Black Freedom three-piece hard top costs $1,095, and the body color Freedom three-piece hard top is the most expensive at $1,200.

Two wheel options are also available, including standard 17-inch polished wheels with black pockets, and optional $795 17-inch black wheels with a polished lip. Both wheel options come wrapped in standard LT285/70R BSW off-road tires, while body color fenders flares are another $395.

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In the cabin things get even more pricey. Leather-trimmed bucket seats – available in either black or black and Heritage Tan – can be had for $1,495. All-weather floor mats are an extra $130, a hard top headliner is another $525, and remote proximity keyless entry is $495.
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