Make way for your ultimate open-top adventure companion: the Wrangler Unlimited Sport Premium Sunrider Soft Top edition. For a limited time only, Auto Nation Group, Inc., Jeep's official distributor in the Philippines, is offering a soft-top variant for the Wrangler. Yup, you may now connect with nature unobstructed with this durable soft-top.
Reimagine your adventure with a more thrilling driving experience in an open-top Jeep. You won't have to worry about your safety, as it packs in a handful of safety features, such as the Electronic Roll Mitigation and Stability Control, Hill Descent Control, and Hill Start Assist.
In addition, comfort is guaranteed as the 2018 Wrangler is equipped with Front and Rear Stabilizer Bars, Heavy Duty Suspension with Gas Shocks, Traction Control and Trailer Sway Damping.
Moreover, the cabin, despite having a removable soft-top cover, does not feel like an off-roading machine. Rather, you'll find a comfortable ambience, complete with cloth-low bucket seats with adjustable head restraints. In addition, the interior also features ergonomically designed cabin elements, as well as the Uconnect radio system.
Powering the 2018 Wrangler Premium Sunrider Soft Top is a 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine. This mill can provide a sweet 284 hp and 347 Nm of torque. It is paired to a five-speed automatic transmission.
If it's taken your interest and if you're a fan of soft-top vehicles, the 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport Premium Sunrider Soft Top is tagged at P2,290,000. It's now available at all Jeep showrooms, and will only last for a limited time.
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