The Mopar ’24 Jeep Gladiator, a unique and exclusive offering, is the brand’s latest limited edition vehicle designed specifically for off-road enthusiasts. The Mopar model has black and Maraschino red leather seats inside that are coated black and have red highlights. It also has a hard tonneau cover, unique stickers all over, and unique patterns on the hood and bedsides. Jeep is like Porsche when it comes to off-road cars. They are always making new, limited-edition versions of their famous, classic-looking cars. The newest is a special trim made for the Gladiator pickup by Mopar, Stellantis’ main American brand’s parts and accessories business. The maker calls it the Mopar ’24 Jeep Gladiator, and it comes with many choices, such as rock rails and a tonneau cover. It also has many different stickers and badges that make it stand out. Mopar or not at all? The Mopar version is based on the Rubicon trim and has black paint and unique Rubicon trail graphics on the hood, bedsides, and rear. On the hood and bedsides, there is a Jeep Performance Parts (JPP) sign, and red accents make the car look sporty. The Mopar model also has heavy-duty rock rails, a triple-hoop grille guard, and a Mopar logo on the door. There is also a strong tonneau cover and a spray-on bedliner that come with the bed. While jeep has not released any official images of the interior, rumors suggest a luxurious Katzkin leather upholstery in two striking colors: black and Maraschino red, adorned with the Mopar logo. The seats, steering wheel, and instrument panel are all elegantly stitched in the same shade of red. The center armrest is also color-coordinated. The interior is further enhanced with a Mopar headliner and all-weather floor mats, and a serialized Mopar ’24 symbol proudly displayed on the center panel. The Mopar Gladiator, a rare gem, is equipped with a 3.6-liter V-6 engine, producing 285 horsepower, similar to the regular Gladiators. It features 17-inch aluminum wheels with black details, wrapped in Falken all-terrain tires. Each owner is privileged with an 83-piece JPP toolkit, a model of the car, and a personalized proof of authenticity. Additional Jeep Performance Parts can be incorporated. However, this exclusive 2024 Gladiator Mopar version will be limited to just 250 units, each priced at $72,190, and currently available at select Jeep dealerships.
