2007 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Road Test

It's a minor complaint, and the carpets come out anyhow for a hose-down floor. Add the Infinity stereo system with subwoofer and the optional "Freedom roof" system which peels away into numerous configurations alongside the removable doors and windshield, and you've got yourself a fantastic way to spend hot summer days anywhere you might want to go- even if it's climbing rocks or splattering mud like a great big kid.

Standard gearbox is a 6-speed manual. A 4-speed automatic is available.

As tested, the Unlimited Rubicon with manual gearbox will relieve buyers of about $34,000. If you're into good, dirty fun, it's worth every penny. But if you're looking for a soft and comfortable ride with premium amenities, go buy a Santa Fe, you big sissy.


What's Hot: Looks draw crowds, goes absolutely anywhere, freedom roof system, capability, worry-free operation in any terrain, nice shifter and clutch, stability control, great tires,

What's Not: Lack of at-hand storage space and steering precision, cramped rear seats, can be awkward to enter front seats, sometimes fussy 4x4 hardware

Average Fuel Consumption: 15.7 L / 100km


For more details concerning this vehicle, please refer to the technical specifications and to the standard features list.

If you wish to test-drive or receive a price quotation for this vehicle, you only have to perform a retailer / dealer search in your region.