I was actually really surprised when I turned the corner and saw it – I wasn’t expecting it to look anything like this. The Copper Brown Wrangler has almost a bronze look to it, and was not as dark as I had anticipated. It wouldn’t be my first choice color, but I’m sure some people will like it. Continue reading
After seeing some pictures on Twitter of what I thought was a re-up of the Arctic Edition Wrangler, I spotted what we now know is an X package for the Sahara Trim level.
I spotted a Tank Green Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon a few weeks ago while getting the oil changed in the Patriot. It reminds me of what I used to think of as ‘Jeep Green.’ Glad to see the dark green making a comeback for 2015! Continue reading
I absolutely love when the new model year Jeeps start hitting dealer lots so I can resume my obsession with new colors. The 15 Wranglers have already been on lots for a few weeks now, but I finally spotted one that wasn’t black or white. I give you Baja Yellow! In all of its 2 Door Willys style! Continue reading
If you’re looking for a color match top Hydro Blue Wrangler; Flemington Jeep has 3 Polar Editions sitting on the lot waiting for you. Continue reading
Still trying to hunt down a Rugged Brown! Continue reading
I’m a fan of new Jeep colors. Spotted this 2014 Freedom Edition while having the Patriot serviced. Continue reading
With Mango Tango now slated for Cherokee – Wrangler was without a dark burnt orange. Thankfully, Copperhead is here! Continue reading
The Wrangler has had quite the array of special editions throughout its 27 model years. Jeep has just announced the third special edition Wrangler for the 2014 model year. The “Willys Wheeler” is the least gimmicky of the trio, and pays homage to The Wrangler’s roots – The Willys Jeep. Continue reading
This is the first Wrangler color that I can think of that’s name has an apostrophe. Being a huge fan or funky colored Jeeps – I really like Amp’d. It is also an orange that most people could live with. Not quite as bold as Dozer… Amp’d is closer to Mango Tango with a hint of gold. Continue reading
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