Overview
- Jeep unveiled the Wrangler Sarge and Gladiator Sarge on Monday, June 15, 2026, as the eighth entries in its Twelve 4 Twelve limited-edition series.
- Both models use a military-heritage design that includes ’41 Green paint, bronze tow hooks, military door-star graphics, 17-inch wheels shod with 33-inch BFGoodrich KO2 tyres, and a two-tone Cattle Tan Nappa and Drab Green interior with vintage badges.
- Mechanically the Sarge editions keep the Willys and Rubicon underpinnings with no drivetrain or suspension changes, and the Gladiator Sarge is rated for 7,700 lb of towing and a 1,720 lb payload.
- Jeep set modest US premiums for the packages — $100 over a comparable four-door Wrangler Willys or Rubicon and $500 over a comparable Gladiator — and said US orders will open later this summer while international availability is not confirmed.
- The launch continues Jeep’s strategy of producing collectible, appearance-focused special editions that appeal to enthusiasts and collectors and could carry much higher prices in markets like India because import duties would add substantially to the US premiums.