Trim packages differences? Sport S vs Overland

[SuburbanGP88]

Where is that outlet in the center?

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[JoseQ_80]

My 80th has it. Rear of center console below window/usb ports.

 

[SuburbanGP88]

My Sport S has rear air vents but no USB

 

[Riccochet]

Ordered an 80th which is based on the Sport which includes the 8.4 premium audio package and it does not have the outlet.

It's on my 2021 Sport S with 8.4 Premium audio. I ordered on 7/23 and took delivery on 9/19.

 

[Burton79]

If you build the two with the exact same specs/options minus the max tow, the Overland comes in higher for wheels, leather trim, and accent colors on the exterior. I can’t understand for the life of me why there is a difference like that though.

 

[Gvsukids]

Where is that outlet in the center?

Under the rear hvac vents.

 

[JoseQ_80]

Step rails standard overland not on sport.

 

[Gvsukids]

My Sport S has rear air vents but no USB

You'll need the 8.4" radio.

 

[DreamedofaJeepSomeday]

What causes a lot of confusion is that over the year and a half that JT has been sold Jeep has changed what is available on some trim levels, and even what is included in some option packages.

 

[wvuviv30]

So for 4k you get to pay for more options?

Yea, whats are those little options and features that doesn't come on the Sport S.

 

[wvuviv30]

Yes.
Might want to look again at the standard features and what you are paying for. There are special Overland seats and leather dash.
Proximity isn't available in the sport s.

https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/overland-vs-sport-s.20068/

Are the "special" Overland seats better than the Sport S? or are they the same seat but with "OVERLAND" embroidered.

 

[Kevin_D]

This may be a summer project of mine! Might only do the drive side door if possible though. See no real need for passenger and save the cost of one side.

Yes, you can do only one side. But the cost difference isn't all that much (~$100.) For Jeep accessories, that's a pittance!

Kevin

 

[Mac]

Pretty sure all the seats are the same physically except for the Mojave that has larger side bolsters, not including leather or cloth. There is also a fold down center armrest in the rear with leather I believe.

 

[PDiddy]

This may be a summer project of mine! Might only do the drive side door if possible though. See no real need for passenger and save the cost of one side.

this Is my first car with the proximity sensors and I don’t think I can ever go back. I use both sides all the time. I know that’s a personal preference, but I think you would be surprised how much you open the passenger door first.

 

[Undecided]

this Is my first car with the proximity sensors and I don’t think I can ever go back. I use both sides all the time. I know that’s a personal preference, but I think you would be surprised how much you open the passenger door first.

my current car has them actually. They are nice but was not able to get them with the truck.
I will miss them for sure but figured it’s a first world problem and I can adjust.

good to know I could attempt to add them later. Though the links inside the post are to dead ends so going to need to research a lot.

for $100 more I’d agree yeah I’ll do both doors.

sorry to derail that thread lol

edit it add* I should point out I have a habit of taking my key out of my pocket in my car even now with the passive entry. I hate driving with things in my pocket lol. So should be an easy swap to just hit the button since it’s out anyway. Only time I see this being a learning curve will be when I have stuff in my hands and haven’t pre taken my key out anyway.

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