Having been introduced to the truck market in 2019, the Gladiator is the first pickup that Jeep has offered since the early 1990s. The 2021 Jeep Gladiator offers versatility and off-road prowess while still accommodating up to five people. This four-door truck has ample cargo bed space, a strong powertrain, and convenient features to satisfy any driver.
This Truck Can Go Anywhere
Perhaps the best reason to drive a Jeep Gladiator instead of another mid-size truck is its adaptability. This pickup’s 4×4 system delivers superior traction that truly allows this truck to go anywhere. With over 11 inches of ground clearance, an armored under-body, heavy-duty suspension, and traction control systems, the 2021 Gladiator can easily crawl over any obstacles and through any terrain.
The Gladiator’s off-road abilities have earned this truck Trail Rated and Desert Rated badges. This pickup can also ford water up to 30 inches deep.
Trim Levels of the 2021 Jeep Gladiator
A stunning 10 vehicles create the lineup of the 2021 Gladiator. They are the Sport starting at $33,715, the Sport S starting at $39,075, the California Edition starting at $39,380, the Willys starting at $40,430, the Overland starting at $41,135, the 80th Anniversary Edition starting at $42,480, the Freedom starting at $42,340, the Mojave starting at $44,565, the Rubicon also starting at $44,565, and the High Altitude starting at $52,240.
A Complete Open-Air Experience
The 2021 Gladiator stands out for all of its power and capabilities. But what sets it apart visually from other vehicles is that it’s the only convertible truck available in today’s market. Depending on your trim level, you have the option of various hard or soft tops. If you are considering using this truck to explore the great outdoors, the removable top is the best way to do so, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the world around you.
Enjoy the Strong Performance and Towing Capabilities
Regardless of the powertrain option you decide on, your Jeep Gladiator will deliver a strong engine performance. The 3.6-liter V6 base engine generates 285 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque. The 3.0-liter Ecodiesel V6 produces 260 horsepower and a significant amount of more torque than any other vehicle in its class. Both engine options will give you plenty of power for rock crawling, hauling, and towing.
The gas-powered engine choices give the 2021 Gladiator best-in-class towing, delivering up to 7,650 pounds of towing capacity with the right trim level and setup. The truck bed can also handle a payload of up to 1,700 pounds.
Jeep brings something truly unique to the mid-size truck category with the 2021 Gladiator. As the market’s only convertible truck, few vehicles can match the sportiness, power, and excitement that goes with driving it. It’s versatile, practical, and has an impressive off-road performance. Call or come by Adams Jeep of Maryland today and test drive this adventurous truck that is ideal for long weekends, heavy workloads, and daily commutes.
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