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Eco Diesel JT at the dealership :rock: Notice that the rear of the truck is completely "EU spec" https://www.tfltruck.com/2020/02/jeep-gladiator-ecodiesel-mule-update/

Thought it would be more "military" green :(

I guess this question is much easier to answer if you are based in Europe like me... diesel fuel prices are cheaper than gas prices, and diesel engine trucks/SUVs are offered at the same price level as gasoline equipped trucks/SUVs So for me it will be a no brainer :like:

Can't wait to see a Gator green under sun light! Do you think it will be similar to the green overlander concept that we saw in Moab this year?

Does anybody know what are these two things circled in red?

Good point. I haven't heard anything negative if you use them in an off-road environment. Actually there are many examples of true offroaders like old Defenders and Toyotas with steel wheels with no brake issues. Regarding brake cooling, I would be more worried if you are planning to use the...

Awesome! :fist bump:

Wranglers will be test mules, so FCA make sure that when they mount it on a Gladiator it will be an outstanding engine! :like:

I haven't ordered mine yet, as it won't be avaiable in Europe until next year, however I was thinking Gobi or Gator. For Gator, any of the black wheels would look great I think, but Gobi color with the wheel from the middle would be a killer combo :rock:

Hi there! Black Rhino is my favorite choice, but I can't decide between these models.

The current 2.2D engine in the EU spec Wrangler is having some trouble with the DPF/AdBlue crap, so I really hope that the new 3.0 EcoDiesel will be offered over here as well and replace the 2.2D. Thanks for sharing the video... I can't wait to see the 3.0 D in a Gladiator!

That´s great news! Currently the Wrangler is offered in Europe with a 2.2 turbodiesel FIAT engine; so I wonder if the new 3.0 EcoDiesel will be offered over here in 2020... fingers crossed! :fingerscrossed:

I can't wait to order one as soon as it arrives to Europe. This is the press release form FCA, although no consumption figures are given yet...

In Europe, the diesel option will be the best no doubt...cheaper fuel price, better fuel economy and higher torque at lower revs :like:

I can't wait to order one in Gobi color! hopefully the full color set in the US will be available across Europe