2027 Jeep Wrangler Sarge Announced 🪖

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Born in ’41, Built for Now: Jeep® Brand Unveils the 2027 Jeep Wrangler Sarge

• Eighth limited-edition release in Jeep® brand’s Twelve 4 Twelve Wrangler series is inspired by the original 1941 Willys MB with modernized design and capability
• Purpose-built exterior boasts exclusive ’41 Green accents and military-inspired details
• Mission-ready interior blends durable and exclusive, two-tone Drab Green and Cattle Tan materials with premium craftsmanship
• Authentic heritage touches are integrated throughout, from graphics to interior badging
• Engineered to deliver legendary off-road capability with everyday usability
• Available on both two-door and four-door Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and Willys trims
• Jeep Gladiator Sarge debuts alongside Wrangler, extending the same military-inspired design and capability to the only open-air pickup in the segment

June 12, 2026 , Auburn Hills, Mich. - The Jeep® brand continues its Twelve 4 Twelve Wrangler series with the debut of the 2027 Jeep Wrangler Sarge, an unmistakable tribute to the brand’s military heritage, reimagined for today’s drivers. As the eighth release in the yearlong program, Wrangler Sarge combines authentic design cues rooted in 1941 with the capability, craftsmanship and refinement expected of a modern Wrangler.

Also debuting alongside Wrangler Sarge is the Jeep Gladiator Sarge special edition, which carries forward the same heritage-inspired design cues and capability-driven features to the industry’s only open-air pickup truck. Based on the Willy and Rubicon trims, Gladiator Sarge blends rugged off-road capability, best-in-class approach angle and unsurpassed departure angle, with a distinctive, military-inspired aesthetic to go along with an unsurpassed 7,700-lb towing capacity, and a maximum payload of 1,720 lbs.

“The Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator Sarge limited editions reflect how we honor our Jeep brand heritage, not by looking backward, but by carrying its values forward,” said Bob Borderdorf, Jeep brand CEO. “It’s about purposeful design, authentic details and building vehicles meant to be relied on, whether navigating demanding terrain or everyday roads, while staying true to our roots and meeting the expectations of our customers.”

The Jeep brand’s legacy is deeply forged in America’s story, born from vehicles that answered the nation’s call in its time of greatest need and evolving into an enduring symbol of freedom, capability and national pride. Consistently recognized as one of America’s most patriotic brands, Jeep proudly honors the service members whose sacrifice helped shape the values it continues to uphold today.

A Modern Take on a Legendary Silhouette
The Jeep Wrangler Sarge stands out with a bold exterior inspired by the iconic Willys MB, brought to life through authentic ‘41 accents. First introduced in 2020, the ‘41 Green has grown from a limited-run color into a defining symbol of the Jeep brand.

Its deep olive-drab tone pays homage to the original WWII Willys, the vehicle that redefined freedom and capability. Today, it connects Jeep Wrangler to its origins, carrying that legacy onto every trail.

More than a color, ‘41 is a statement, where the Jeep brand began and where it continues to go.

Key exterior elements include:

• ’41 Green or white grille surround, a heritage-inspired accent that highlights the signature seven-slot grille
• Exclusive vintage-style 1941 center hood decal paired with a military-inspired door star graphics, a bold tribute to Jeep brand’s heritage (available in ’41 Green or Bright White)
• Bronze tow hooks, delivering functional off-road capability with a distinctive visual accent
• Exclusive 17-inch wheels painted ’41 Green, designed to reinforce the vehicle’s heritage-driven look with standard 33-inch BFGoodrich KO2 All‑Terrain tires
• Steel Rubicon Rock Rails with body-color fender flares
• ’41 Green or white Freedom Top hardtop, a cohesive body-color roof that completes the heritage design

Purpose‑built Materials Meet Heritage‑driven Detail
Inside, Wrangler Sarge is designed with a mission-ready interior that blends durable materials with elevated craftsmanship, creating an environment built for both resilience and comfort.

• Introducing an exclusive new color space of Cattle Tan Nappa and Drab Green surfaces, reinforcing high‑contact areas, including the instrument panel surround, door armrests and center console
• Hard‑wearing Soul Cloth on seating surfaces and the mid‑instrument panel for balanced comfort and resilience
• Mayan Gold accent stitching across the cabin, as well as key touchpoints, reinforces the interior’s functional character
• Heritage-inspired, signature identifiers include the iconic 1941 cup holder plaque, star medallion shift knob and HVAC pad prints featuring the iconic seven-slot grille
• Rear swing gate plaque reinforces Wrangler Sarge’s connection to Jeep brand history

Orders for the new 2027 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Gladiator Sarge models will open later this summer with a Wrangler four-door starting MSRP of $100 over a comparably equipped Willys or Rubicon model and a Gladiator starting MSRP of $500 over a comparably equipped Willys and Rubicon model.

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[tdurden04]

This is all pretty flagrantly a nasty marketing ploy. That's not a '41 Green color they are showing. Instead, they are trying to entice buyers with the visual of a "Sarge Green" (which this is not). They've maliciously photoshopped the palette here!

The interior is neat, though.

 

[ASSFROW]

I like it.

 

[Chadsfantasygarage]

Just wait until July’s drop is called “Gobi” but it’s painted Earl grey.

 

[RubiSc0tt]

And people complained about the Whitecap

Parts bin drop. Interior is cool but this is another L. Yet another “military” themed Jeep. Didn’t even reference the TJ Willys.

 

[svtrit]

The white top should be tan. Then it would look good. Otherwise, the look they released will get old quickly.

 

[Red Rubi 22]

No 35” tire package? They are missing the mark on all kinds of things.

 

[Carguy34]

I like the white with the green, but I don’t care for the white grill and top on the green Jeep. Seems like a fun livery for the right person. I agree that 35’s would be a good improvement.

 

[whitechocolate]

trash

 

[JPJr70]

I kind of like the reverse white with '41 accents.
I think those seats and dash insert would look good with any '41 Green Jeep.

 

[Stetson]

I like it. The interior is cool and I like the wheels.

I get all the comments about parts bin and decals, but these editions are also not very expensive either.

I like the idea of being able to buy something that is a little more unique even if it is just some appearance updates.

just my 2 cents

 

[kah.mun.rah]

I like the tan dash

 

[Sublime]

I like the interior.

 

[2nd 392]

Well, it appears at least a military themed 2 dr available for (I think) the first time.

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