2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon
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The 2005 Wrangler is the classic open-air off-roader, the one people cross-shop with the Toyota FJ Cruiser and the Nissan Xterra. It shines on trails and in snow, with a solid axle setup that flexes well and a low range that crawls over obstacles. Expect a bouncy ride and plenty of wind noise on the highway, which is the trade-off for that removable top and rugged suspension. The cabin is basic and snug, but there's room for three and their gear, and the soft top comes off for open-air driving. The long wheelbase and extra cargo space set the Unlimited Rubicon apart from the standard Rubicon, giving you more room without giving up any trail ability. Under the hood is the torquey 4.0L I6 with four-wheel drive, and the low-range gearing makes it a confident crawler on rocky trails. Only the Rubicon trims come with locking front and rear axles and a disconnecting front sway bar, so you can tackle obstacles that would stop other Wranglers.
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The 2005 Wrangler is the classic open-air off-roader, the one people cross-shop with the Toyota FJ Cruiser and the Nissan Xterra. It shines on trails and in snow, with a solid axle setup that flexes well and a low range that crawls over obstacles. Expect a bouncy ride and plenty of wind noise on the highway, which is the trade-off for that removable top and rugged suspension. The cabin is basic and snug, but there's room for three and their gear, and the soft top comes off for open-air driving. The long wheelbase and extra cargo space set the Unlimited Rubicon apart from the standard Rubicon, giving you more room without giving up any trail ability. Under the hood is the torquey 4.0L I6 with four-wheel drive, and the low-range gearing makes it a confident crawler on rocky trails. Only the Rubicon trims come with locking front and rear axles and a disconnecting front sway bar, so you can tackle obstacles that would stop other Wranglers.
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$441
6% APR for 72 months
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