Jeep unveils Wrangler Unlimited Altitude
 

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In March, Jeep showed off its blacked-out Altitude edition Compass, Grand Cherokee and Patriot. Now it's Wrangler's turn get the monochromatic package.

The Wrangler Unlimited Altitude package includes everything the traditional Unlimited Sahara gets, including a body color hardtop and various interior gadgetry. But the Altitude exterior gets either all-black paint or all-black trim on Deep Cherry Red, Black, Bright White or Bright Silver Metallic paint. Unique 18-inch wheels with painted black spokes round out the exterior highlights.

Inside, the seats get black leather with contrasting red stitching as well as black trim on the dashboard and black berber floor mats.

Only 4,500 Wrangler Unlimited Altitude editions will be sold (which doesn't seem that unlimited to us) beginning in May with an MSRP of $33,740. That's more than the Patriot and Compass Altitudes and just shy of the $35,595 price tag on the Grand Cherokee Altitude.

Check out the official press release below for more details.Continue reading Jeep unveils Wrangler Unlimited Altitude

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Re: Jeep unveils Wrangler Unlimited Altitude
 

There becoming more and more like a "CAR" then a JEEP, but then people want comfort and lots of gadgets to play with while driving down the concrete hwy's..Best ones will Always be the tj/yj/cj/xj less crap and one could customize to his liking..

Re: Jeep unveils Wrangler Unlimited Altitude
 

I respect your opinion, But Im getting too Old and Have driven WAY to many Base models.

I think its Great that Jeep is expending to a larger Market by offering more Bells and whistles.

"less crap and one could customize to his liking.."
Im sure all Jeeps can be customize, But with the Altitude, You wont have to do anything on the inside :)

But like i said this is Just my Opinion, ANd its coming from a first time Jeep owner.