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Every Jeep to earn the coveted Trail Rated badge is put through a series of rugged off-road tests. These tests cover five areas: water fording, articulation, maneuverability, traction, and ground clearance. The goal is to make sure that every Trail Rated Jeep is ready for whatever adventure lies before you. So here's a deeper look into what it takes to earn the Trail Rated badge. Water Fording If you've ever encountered a washed-out creek or a clogged storm drain that has flooded the roadway, you've probably crossed your fingers and hoped that your vehicle would make it through without flooding the engine, or worse. You don't have to worry about that when driving a Trail Rated Jeep because you'll have no problem fording through waters others wouldn't dare to enter. Every Trail Rated Jeep has sealed electrical connections, so you know your Jeep won't stall out. Body openings are also sealed, preventing your feet, and anything else inside your Jeep, from getting wet. Jeep has also designed a higher air intake to make sure your engine can breathe, rather than choking out under water. more Articulation You don't have to drive through the wilderness to appreciate Jeep's superior articulation. Articulation refers to the amount of side to side and up and down movement in each individual tire as they travel. Construction sites and dirt roads that see little or no grading often present large potholes and ruts that create an uneven surface. You will often find rocks, logs, and other obstacles if you're an off-road adventurer. Regardless of where you encounter these conditions, the Trail Rated Jeep is engineered to deliver higher levels of articulation. That means that more of your tire surface stays connected to the ground over uneven terrain. More surface contact means more traction, which means you continue to move forward. Maneuverability A Trail Rated Jeep has the flexibility to handle both a tight switchback trail and a potential collision with another vehicle. The steering is precision engineered, and the wheelbase is optimized so you can avoid an obstacle on the trail or a car that suddenly brakes in front of you. Traction Jeep's legendary four-wheel-drive systems have always given drivers confidence when the road surface gets sketchy. Whether it's snow or ice, mud, soft sand, or wet leaves on a forest trail, a Trail Rated Jeep is equipped to handle it all. Ground Clearance Ground clearance isn't just about how high your vehicle sits, it's about giving you room between your Jeep and whatever obstacle you need to get over. Trail Rated Jeeps do sit higher, but the engineering doesn't stop there. They are all designed with optimized approach angles that keep the nose of your Jeep from hitting obstacles. Break over angles are also part of the engineering to keep the underside from bottoming out. Your departure angle is also maximized, so your rear end doesn't scrape against anything when you pull away. Being Trail Rated means a lot of things to Jeep engineers. To Jeep drivers, it means you can go wherever your next adventure leads you. Come test drive a Trail Rated Jeep today, and see what adventure awaits you.   Image via jeep.com

If you have to get your vehicle inspected, you're going to want to be sure it will pass. Here are seven things you can check before heading to the inspection station to improve your chances of passing. 1. Check Your Lights Check all your lights. This is a simple thing to do, and something you can take care of yourself in many cases. Have someone stand outside and watch while you toggle on and off your headlights, taillights, brake lights, and work the turn signals. Don't forget to check the high-beams either. If you have a light out, in many cases the fix is a simple one. You can pick up a bulb at any auto parts store or car dealership. Many auto parts stores offer to install these at no charge too. Putting them in is usually pretty simple, though, if you can't get help. Check your manual for instructions. more 2. Get a Tune-Up and an Oil Change Emissions are also a part of your inspection and, if it's been a while since your last tune-up, now is a good time to get one. This will usually improve your vehicle's emissions and will certainly improve your vehicle's performance and fuel economy. 3. Insurance and Registration You cannot get an inspection sticker without proof of insurance. Make sure your insurance card is current and with you when you get your inspection. Make sure your registration is valid too. This may seem silly, but people often forget to renew their vehicle registration. Taking in an expired registration is an automatic failure. 4. Check Your Windshield Your windshield needs to be free of cracks and chips in order to pass inspection. Make sure you take a close look before bringing your car in. If there are any chips or cracks, contact your insurance company. Many companies have free replacement, and the repair can easily be done at your home or office. 5. Tires Make sure your tires are in good condition. This may be hard to tell for some people. Signs that your tires are old and worn include flat areas, usually around the edges, and you might also see the steel belts showing through these worn areas. Don't ignore your spare tire either, the inspector won't, and it would be a shame to fail an inspection on an item you may not ever need. 6. Seat Belts Another item people may not think of is the functionality of your car's seat belts. An inspector will make sure that they are all readily accessible and functioning properly before passing you. If you have a trouble seat belt that slips beneath the seat or one that doesn't clip properly, be sure to get it fixed beforehand. 7. Steering and Alignment The inspector will test your steering system to be certain it works properly. Many times the culprit to a failure here is worn out components in your front end, like ball joints and shock absorbers. Be sure you have your steering checked as part of your regular maintenance so you can avoid problems at inspection time. You don't want to fail an inspection. If you check these things before you go, you're more likely to pass. For help getting your vehicle ready to pass an inspection, check out the great Service Department at The Jeep Store.   Image via mopar.com

When you get in your vehicle, you want to know that you'll be safe and secure on the road. Jeep knows how important safety is to you, which is why they have included over 70 standard and available safety features on the Compass. No matter where you go, you'll have peace of mind. These are just a few of the safety features you'll love. Ultra Awareness With all the safety features on the Compass, you'll have a sense of ultra awareness that will help you avoid collisions and keep an eye on the other drivers. In fact, the blind-spot monitoring system and rear cross-path detection give you another set of eyes. These radar-based sensors will alert you of things like other vehicles traveling in your blind-spot, as well as when cars cross your path while you're backing up. more Opting for LaneSense lane departure warning with lane-keep assist is a good idea for those that want to be alerted when they start to drift into another lane. It not only alerts you, but also puts your vehicle back into the right lane. The full-speed forward collision warning with active-braking feature will alert you to a potential frontal impact. If corrective actions aren't taken, then the brakes are automatically engaged. Parking Assistance Parking could be one of the most difficult parts of the driving experience. In the Jeep Compass, it doesn't have to be. Let the ParkView rear backup camera guide you out of tight parking spaces. Get a great view of what's behind your vehicle on the Uconnect touch screen. It even has on-screen guidelines that show you where to go. You'll be alerted to any objects, like other cars, that might get in your way while backing out of the driveway or a parking lot. Cruise Comfortably Cruise control is a great feature, especially for long road trips. It allows you to maintain a set speed without having to go back and forth from the gas to the brakes. The Compass takes this awesome feature a step further. Adaptive cruise control with stop and go allows you to set your speed based on the vehicle in front of you. It will maintain your distance and adjust your speed according to theirs, if they come to a complete stop, so will you. This can all be done without any driver input. Air Bags and Strength You'll feel safe behind the wheel knowing the cabin of your Compass is outfitted with seven standard airbags. They are strategically placed in all the right places to cushion you and your passengers if a collision occurs. Jeep has also designed the Compass to handle impact with its advanced high strength steel chassis. If you are involved in a collision, the crash energy is directed away from the cabin to protect you and your passengers. If it's a safe SUV for your family that you're in the market for, the Jeep Compass is for you. Stop by Sea View Jeep and find out more about how this vehicle could be right for you.   Image via jeep.com

When you want a vehicle that can provide incredible off-roading action and adventure, there's only one brand that will do — Jeep. The 2020 Jeep Wrangler will get you all the places you want to go, and it looks good too. There are some great features to look forward to in 2020, let's take a closer look at a few of them. Powerful Performance With three engine options available, you're going to get exactly the power you need from your Wrangler. The 2.0-liter turbo engine will give you an amazing 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. This option gives you the best gas mileage and allows you to tow up to 3,500 pounds. An all-new option for the 2020 Wrangler is the 3.0-liter EcoDiesel V-6 engine that puts out 260 horsepower and an impressive 442 pound-feet of torque. Another option is the 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine, which will deliver 285 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. more Both the 2.0-liter turbo and the 3.6-liter Pentastar engines are available with eTorque. This mild-hybrid system will take the performance of the Wrangler to another level, allowing you to gain low-end power and take your adventuring even further. Well-designed Exterior The rugged look of the Wrangler is enhanced by the removable doors and roof. You can choose from a variety of options to let the outdoors in, including Sky One-Touch power top, zipperless Sunrider soft top, black Freedom Top three-piece hardtop, body-color three-piece hardtop, and a few others as well. The distinctive front grille will ensure people know you're driving a Jeep, while the round headlight keeps your path illuminated and let everyone know you're coming. Several wheel options allow you to get the height you need. These include either 17-inch, 18-inch, or even 33-inch off-road all-terrain tires. Comfortable Interior Relax in the adventure-inspired cabin of the 2020 Jeep Wrangler. Its high-quality craftsmanship and comfort-laden conveniences make for a luxurious ride. Cleaning up after your adventures is a breeze with the weather-resistant removable carpeting, which you can just hose down thanks to the one-way floor drain. Stay warm on chilly days with available heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. Heated exterior mirrors will make driving in cold weather easier too. Dual-zone automatic temperature control lets everyone stay comfortable, no matter what the temperature is outside. Staying connected is a part of life and the Wrangler offers you plenty of opportunities to do just that. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration allow you to connect your smartphone to your Wrangler and have access to all your favorite apps and functions while you're on the road. Using the Uconnect system you can listen to music, use maps to find your destination, and more. Your passengers will love the 4G Wi-Fi hotspot that allows up to eight devices to search, post, and download within a 50-foot radius. There's nowhere you can't go when you're behind the wheel of a 2020 Jeep Wrangler. If you want to learn more about this great off-road capable vehicle or take one for a test drive, come see us at Sea View Jeep.   Image via The Jeep Store

The iconic Jeep Wrangler is what Jeep is all about. It still has the same look it had when it first came out, and over the years, it has evolved into a four-wheel-drive vehicle with unmatched capabilities. No matter what model you get, the Wrangler can take you where most other cars and trucks cannot go, and the reason for this is all of its off-road equipment. Here are some of the off-road features you didn't know about the 2020 Jeep Wrangler. 1. It has Three Different Available 4x4 Systems Jeep offers the Wrangler with three different 4x4 systems. The Sahara comes with a full-time Selec-Trac 4x4 System that will automatically switch from two-wheel drive to four-wheel drive when you need it. On clear, dry roads, the system will use just two wheels, but if you hit mud or snow, it automatically engages all four wheels. The Command-Trac 4x4 System drives torque to all the wheels when needed, and it has excellent low-range torque to give you traction when you go rock crawling. more The Rock-Trac 4x4 System provides unbeatable performance when you take the Wrangler off-road. It has a 4:1 low gear ratio, and Tru-Lok electronic locking for both the front and rear differentials. This, along with the electronic front sway bar makes this ready for any adventure. 2. The Tires The off-road-ready Rubicon model has 33-inch all-terrain tires. This not only provides a larger surface area than regular tires, but it also increases the ground clearance making it easier to get over rough terrain. The larger tires improve traction and give the driver more control when the Wrangler is off-road. For the 2020 model year, Jeep also offers two special edition Willys. These have 32-inch mud-terrain tires, along with a limited-slip rear differential, and rock rails. 3. The Steel Bumper Group The Rubicon comes standard with Dana 44 Heavy-duty axles and a performance suspension system. It also has front tow hooks, skid plates for the fuel tank and the transfer case, and sway bar disconnect. For more off-road features, you can add the Steel Bumper Group. This has a winch-capable front steel bumper with integrated fog lights, removable end caps, and it adds a steel rear bumper. This group is an available option if you have the LED Lighting Group. 4. The Power You can drive off-road without a good amount of power, and the Jeep Wrangler gives you engine options. The base powertrain is a 3.6-liter V-6 with 285 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque, and if you want extra power, there is a 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder available. This will get you 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. For 2020, a 3.0-liter V-6 turbo diesel will arrive, and this will get 260 horsepower and develop an impressive 442 pound-feet of torque. The Jeep Wrangler is the ultimate off-road vehicle. Over the years, Jeep has made the on-road ride more comfortable and family-friendly, but they have done this without changing its capabilities off the road. Visit The Jeep Store today or schedule a test drive.   Image via jeep.com

If you're in the market for a new vehicle, sometimes the choices can be quite overwhelming. It's important to find a vehicle that's perfect for your family, your budget, and your storage needs. Purchasing a new Jeep is a great investment because it is the perfect mix of performance, reliability, excellent overall design, and safety. Performance One of the most reassuring things about owning a Jeep is you know that it's going to perform, whether out on the highway or off-the-beaten-path. The 2019 models have a 3.6-liter V-6 Pentastar engine with plenty of torque to get you all the power you need. The Jeep is notorious for being able to handle a rough ride because of its days as a military vehicle, and this year is no exception because Jeep has one of the best performing engines on the road today. more Reliability The Jeep's overall design, including the engineering framework, is durable and reliable. The Jeep is also constructed in such a way that if a repair is needed, even on an older model, it can be easily completed using tools that are already in your garage. This means that the new Jeep owner can take care of minor problems without the worry of a hefty mechanic's fee. The Jeep is a smart value because doing the maintenance yourself can really save you money when you're on a budget. Design With clean lines and a classic look, the Jeep is top of its class in design. Its tough exterior looks are rugged yet refined. This is the SUV you can show off at a five-star restaurant or off-roading with the crew. There is a multitude of exterior colors to choose from, so everyone can find their perfect Jeep. The Jeep is so customizable with plenty of options you're going to love. First, there's the option of a two-door or four-door body style, then there's the option of either a hardtop or soft top. Another thing you'll be happy to note is that the new model Jeep is much more comfortable than previous versions. The interior has been upgraded for ultimate driver and passenger comfort. Leather upholstery is also available for some Jeep Wranglers. Safety For a vehicle that's made for getting off the road, the Jeep line of vehicles is surprisingly safe. There are standard front and side airbags. There is also a rear, in-dash backup camera that comes as a standard safety feature on every model. Stability control, which helps keep the vehicle in line and on the ground when skidding, is another layer of safety, and some models come with blind-spot sensors that can alert the driver to any vehicle or object that is out of sight. The new line of Jeeps somehow manages to improve upon their classic design and bring a new standard of excellence to the namesake. You'll want to own one because the brand's dedication to excellence has improved its features significantly with this year's model. When you own a Jeep you get reliability, power, performance, safety, and comfort all in one classy, elegant design that is perfect for all ages. Test drive one today at The Jeep Store! Image via Flickr by RL GLZNZ | CC BY 2.0 | Cropped from original

So, you've just gotten your brand new Jeep and are amazed by its comfort and style. Now you're looking to test its ruggedness, though it may be a bit difficult to find the perfect spot. Fortunately, there are still some charming locations in the area where you can take your new beauty out for some true adventure that's off-the-beaten-path. Even though you may not have many options to go mudding with your pals, there are still some wonderful places to explore in your Jeep. NJ Field of Dreams If you happen to have an ATV in tow, this ATV park is a great place to visit with the family. It has over 3.5 miles of trails to enjoy and two separate tracks. It is accommodating for budding motocross riders or just four-wheeler enthusiasts. This park even has a stylized mini-vintage track that features some jumps that are easily angled and not too high, since it's intended for beginners. The next time you're looking to kill some time and perhaps begin a new hobby be certain to visit this exciting track. more Ready to Ride This park in Egg Harbor Township caters to several different vehicles. This park is set up for ATVs, dirt bikes, and go-karts. The park is run by the Egg Harbor Township Police Athletic League and is open seven days a week. The park encourages beginners in their field and is not set up for competition. It is designed to give everyone an equal playing field and practice facilities. If you're out and about though, be sure to tow your go-kart with your Jeep because they don't offer rental vehicles of any kind. Old Bridge Township Raceway Park If you're looking for a chance to rev up your engine, this park may be just your ticket. This park offers an actual raceway and is customized for drag racers, motocross riders, and ATV riders. There are times available for practice, but this park is more focused on those wanting to participate in events. In addition to the races, there are also some community events designed for all ages, like car shows and swap meets. With the majority of plans for adding additional ATV parks for off-road vehicles in the area canceled, this park is the only one you'll find that is designed for competitive purposes. It is also a great place to take the family for an outing because you can bring your own vehicles and you're not limited to just an ATV or dirt bike. If you're looking for some adventure on a calm Saturday and want to get away from your normal routine, these parks are a great option. They offer some nice scenery, along with the option of some stunt driving. Some parks are more geared for families than others, but anyone interested in learning a new hobby would be welcome at any of these tracks. So grab your buddies, get in your Jeep, and get ready to ride. Image via Flickr by Jeff Brint | CC BY 2.0 | Cropped from original

The Jeep Compass fits between the compact Renegade and the larger Cherokee in the lineup. In a crowded SUV class, the Compass has features and abilities that make it stand out when it comes to performance and utility. With four main trim levels and two special edition models, there is a lot to consider. Which of these Jeep Compass trim levels is right for you? The Sport The Compass Sport starts the lineup with 16-inch wheels, black door handles, and headed side door mirrors. It has cloth upholstery on the seats, dual-zone climate control, and a height-adjustable driver's seat. Tech features include a 7-inch touch-screen display, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 6-speaker stereo, Bluetooth, and both a USB port and an auxiliary input. The Sport comes standard with front-wheel drive and offers all-wheel drive as an option. A rearview camera comes standard. more The Latitude Stepping up to the Latitude gets you unique 17-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, automatic headlights, and LED lighting in the cabin. This trim upgrades the interior with a leather-wrapped steering wheel and simulated leather upholstery. The Altitude Special Edition model builds on the Latitude with gloss black exterior trim elements on the exterior badging, 18-inch gloss black wheels, a black interior, and a gloss black roof. The Altitude also offers the option for a dual-pane panoramic sunroof. The Limited The Compass Limited has more equipment than any of the other models. It comes with 18-inch wheels and chrome exterior accents. Inside, you'll get an 8.4-inch touch screen, an upgraded version of the Uconnect infotainment system, satellite radio, and an enhanced information display for the driver. It also has heated front seats, a power-adjustable driver's seat, and it adds a heated steering wheel. Leather upholstery is another upgrade for the Limited. The Trailhawk If you like to head off on adventures on the weekends, then the Trailhawk is the trim for you. This adds off-road features such as a raised suspension, a unique Selec-Terrain system to help it get up and over steep ground, and off-road tires. The Trailhawk also adds red tow hooks, skid plates, and a matte-black hood to make it stand out from the other Compass models. The High Altitude The Special Edition High Altitude Compass comes with almost all of the optional equipment available on the other models. It has the Beats stereo system, GPS navigation, and the option for the advanced safety systems. On the outside, there are satin-gloss granite crystal accents on the grille and 19-inch satin granite alloy wheels. Inside, the Uconnect 4C NAV system comes standard. The Power All Compass trims get a 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers 180 horsepower. Front-wheel drive comes standard in all models except the Trailhawk, which only comes with all-wheel drive. Either a six-speed or nine-speed automatic transmission will work with the engine in most cases. The variety of Jeep Compass models provides buyers with plenty of features and equipment to choose from. Whether you need a commuting vehicle or an off-road adventure vehicle, there is a trim that will work for you. Test drive one today at The Jeep Store in Ocean Township, NJ!   Image via Jeep.com

The Renegade has fully embraced what it's like to transition from your daily grind in the city to your life in the country. Standard premium features allow the 2019 Jeep Renegade to get you from the city to the county with ease. Efficient Engine Options The efficiency of the two different available engines allows you to choose what matters most. The 1.3-liter MultiAir Turbo Engine with Direct Injection provides you with excellent fuel economy without sacrificing power. Whether you commute to work or take a drive to the countryside, this engine will not leave you disappointed. It offers up to 177 horsepower and 210 pound-feet of torque. The Start and Stop technology will stop your Renegade automatically when you come to a standstill, whether it be in city traffic or on a hillside. The 2.4-liter Tigershark MultiAir 2 Engine also offers outstanding performance. The 4x4 option can be paired with the nine-speed automatic transmission for off-road power. It offers an impressive 175 pound-feet of torque and up to 180 horsepower. more Powerful Performance From country roads to downtown traffic, the performance options in the 2019 Jeep Renegade do not disappoint. With your choice of two different 4x4 systems, you won't get stuck anywhere. The Jeep Active Drive and Jeep Active Drive Low systems both feature a disconnecting rear axle system. It seamlessly switches between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive. There are also many additional performance features that come standard on the Renegade or can be added. The Hill Descent Control will monitor your throttle, braking, and speed on steep slopes and automatically apply the brakes when needed for a smooth descent. The amazing maneuverability will help you not only navigate crowded parking lots and narrow lanes, but rocks, trails, and logs with ease. Compact Size Unlike most other SUVs available on the market, the Renegade doesn't need to be large to push the boundaries of city and country adventure. The smaller frame allows you to squeeze into small city parking lots and garages as well as navigate through trees and covered country roads easily. Safety Features With so many different types of road to be navigated, safety is important. Whether you are on the busy lanes of a highway or a rural road, prevention of a collision is key. Several different available safety features have been incorporated for your peace of mind. The Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop allows you to set your driving speed on the highways to maintain a set distance from the vehicle in front of you. The Blind Spot Monitoring System helps you to navigate a lane switch more easily, and the available Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking will alert you if a possible collision is detected. If the 2019 Jeep Renegade sounds like a good fit for you, a member of our sales team at The Jeep Store would be more than happy to set you up for a test drive.   Image via Jeep.com

Image by https://bit.ly/2ScCwag For nearly three decades, Jeep offered a lineup of quality vehicles, albeit with one gaping void: a pickup truck. In 2019, the Detroit automaker shored up its fleet with the addition of the 2020 Jeep Gladiator. As the first pickup in 28 years, the Gladiator has some massive expectations, but its appearance and features make it an intriguing buy. Furthermore, the Gladiator offers a number of standard off-road features that give it that legendary Jeep all-terrain prowess. Critics are already saying that the Gladiator just might be the most off-road-capable pickup of all time. The Engine You can't enjoy slopping through the mud or traversing over boulders without an engine that provides enough giddy-up to get the job done. That's why the 2020 Jeep Gladiator employs a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine. With this at the helm, the Gladiator dishes out 285 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque, providing more than enough zest to get over the toughest hills and steepest ascents. more Dana 44 Axles You probably don't pay much attention to the axles underneath your vehicle, but when you're off-roading they're an essential part of functionality and durability. To that degree, the Gladiator comes equipped with Dana 44 axles — some of the best and most reputable axles in the industry. Featuring upgrades for on-trail strength and optimal performance, these axles are sure to have you blazing new trails without fear of damage. TrailCam Off-Road Camera The TrailCam Off-Road Camera is a first in the Jeep lineup and a segment-exclusive feature. Using a camera mounted on the front of the vehicle, you can get a front-row view of the road (or lack thereof) ahead from a more insightful perspective right on the vehicle's dashboard. If there's an obstacle, crevice, or boulder in your path, you'll know in plenty of time, allowing you to adjust the Gladiator's path accordingly. Standard Four-by-Four System Each trim of the 2020 Jeep Gladiator comes with a standard four-by-four drivetrain that's powered by Jeep's design and ingenuity. As the same system offered by the legendary off-road powerhouse known as the Jeep Wrangler, this four-by-four drivetrain can work its way through just about any type of terrain. Plus, it offers both a low and high range for you to adjust your torque to the current driving conditions. All-Terrain Tires If you've ever tried to wander off-road with a set of all-season, summer, or winter tires, you know how arduous simple tasks are. To circumvent that problem, the Jeep comes with standard 33-inch all-terrain tires. These mammoth pieces of rubber can help you overcome many of the obstacles that you might find during an off-road excursion while making short work of gravel, rocks, mud, and other road conditions. Paired with the four-by-four system, you have all the tools to make short work of the track, even if you're a novice off-roading enthusiast. Is the 2020 Gladiator good for off-road adventures? On paper, it certainly is. But the only way to tell is to get behind the wheel of one of these beauties today.

Image by https://bit.ly/2Rkar5c With a design that allows for off-road exploration without sacrificing style, the Jeep Wrangler Sport is the perfect choice for your next vehicle. Built for the ultimate thrill seekers, the 2019 Jeep Wrangler Sport retains its bold reputation. For years, Jeep has been providing safe adventures for families everywhere. Let's look at some of the reasons the Wrangler Sport is so fun to drive. Adventurous Exterior Design The new Wrangler Sport blends classic features Jeep enthusiasts have come to love, with modern components that make it the best Wrangler yet. Its round headlights and large grille make the front look sporty and fun and the 17-inch black steel wheels and all-terrain tires make it ready for any adventure. The full-size spare tire will give you peace of mind when you're traveling. more The Jeep Wrangler Sport is available as either a two- or four-door vehicle. Its easily removable fold-down windshield is great for off-roading and the available no-touch power top can stow away in just 20 seconds. A variety of door options are also available, so you can customize exactly how rugged you want your Wrangler to be. Fun Interior Features The interior of the 2019 Jeep Wrangler Sport comes with cloth-upholstered low-back bucket seats and easy-access front seats. The trunk has a hidden storage area under the floor, and the wash-out interior provides easy cleaning when you need to hose down your Wrangler after a day of fun. With 31.7 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats and 72.4 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down, you can pack all the gear you need for the adventure you want. The 2019 Wrangler also comes with a new 5-inch touch screen display and a 3.5-inch driver cluster instrument panel to keep you informed and connected at all times. The available Alpine Premium Sound System provides crisp, clean sound while exploring any terrain. The available Trail Rail Management System, which consists of aluminum rails in the floor and tailgate, keeps items in the back of your Jeep secure. Safety Features Though the Jeep Wrangler Sport is built for fun, your safety is always this manufacturer's top priority. The 2019 Jeep Wrangler is made out of high strength steel beams that improve side-impact performance and vehicle stiffness to help keep you protected. It also comes standard with an advanced front and side airbag system. A rearview camera is also standard. There are several available safety feature options to keep you protected and out of the path of danger. Optional blind spot monitoring and rear cross path detection use radar to alert you if another vehicle is getting close to your vehicle. The advanced safety group includes the best available safety systems, like full-speed collision warning with active braking, adaptive cruise control, and adaptive cruise control. The 2019 Jeep Wrangler continues to be built to impress. It is fun and adventurous, while maintaining safety and a traditional Jeep design. Call or stop by The Jeep Store today for more information or to schedule a test drive.

Image by https://bit.ly/2pvzq3j From its rugged design to its durable handling, Jeep has long been known as the quintessential outdoor vehicle. The 2019 Jeep Renegade offers the ideal blend of adventure and comfort to appeal to the modern driver. If you need a vehicle that's just as comfortable on the trail as it is on your daily commute, the Renegade is for you. Here are four of our favorite features of the 2019 Jeep Renegade. Off-road Trim The Jeep Renegade is a compact SUV perfect for handling the demands of city driving. However, Jeep has included a number of features specifically for off-roading, particularly with the Trailhawk model. With exclusive features designed to offer unparalleled power and performance, the Trailhawk trim is for drivers looking for that extra edge. more This model comes with 17-inch wheels and all-terrain tires to provide extra ground clearance and stability for off-road driving. Hill-descent control, underbody skid plates, low-range gear settings, tow hooks, and a raised suspension round out the Trailhawk's off-road specific features. All-weather mats and unique Trailhawk-exclusive styling for both the interior and exterior are also included. Agile Handling Even without the Trailhawk model's additions, the 2019 Jeep Renegade is a nimble vehicle. While the higher trim levels are more capable off road, even the base models are agile. Each model is paired with a nine-speed transmission that allows for easy transition between different driving styles. The Limited model also comes with the Cold Weather Group, a package of enhanced handling features designed for tricky winter conditions. New Engine Design The 2019 Jeep Renegade is the first of the Jeep models to get the Firefly engine. A global small engine, or GSE, the Firefly is smaller than its predecessors by about 68cc, but thanks to its all-aluminum construction and direct injection system, it actually gains 17 horsepower and 16 pounds-per-feet of torque over its predecessor. This brings the Jeep Renegade up to 177 horsepower and 200 pounds-per-feet of torque. The Firefly engine comes standard on the Trailhawk and Limited trim levels. The base, Sport, Upland, Latitude, and Altitude models, on the other hand, come with the naturally-aspirated Tigershark, a 2.4-liter engine with 180 horsepower and 175 pounds-per-feet of torque. Generous Technology With all the emphasis on rugged durability, it's easy to forget that the Jeep Renegade also comes with plenty of technology features. Every model is equipped with Bluetooth technology, a backup camera, and an infotainment touchscreen. Smartphone integration for both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are available as either add-on features or standard technology, depending on the trim level. There are also active safety features available to improve driver and passenger safety. Blind spot monitoring, automatic wipers, rear cross-traffic alert, and xenon headlights are included in the optional Safety & Security Group. You can add to these with the Advanced Technology Group, which also includes full-speed forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, front parking sensors, an automatic parking system, lane keeping assist, and automatic high beams. The 2019 Jeep Renegade is an excellent choice for a compact SUV that can handle the rigors of an active lifestyle. You can learn more about the Jeep Renegade and other Jeep models at The Jeep Store. Take one of the many vehicles available for a test drive and enjoy an easy, stress-free shopping experience.