Jeep Wrangler 392 Final Edition: End Of Power Legend V8

Jeep Wrangler 392 edition Final Edition. (Doc. Stellantis)

JAKARTA - Scantized on March 19, recently released the limited-produced Jeep Wrangler 392 edition of Final Edition, the fastest and strongest Wrangler will soon enter retirement.

This Final Edition edition is given the ability to be more fierce with an 8,000-pound Warn victory which is standard equipment, a suspension is raised by half an inch so that the ground clearance becomes 11.6 inches and the ability to hit 34.5 inches of flooding, a heavy-duty rock slider, 83 tools, and a triple storm hood protector.

For a unique appearance, the Edition of Final Edition has an exclusive engine hood and ferry, black Nappa leather seat with a Mayan Gold and Tupelo accent as well as a emblemizer and placard swing gate with a special monogram.

It is known, since its introduction in November 2020, Wrangler Rubicon 392 has offered the best pairing with an exclusive 6.4 liter HEMIbak machine in its class yielding 470 dk and 640 Nm torque. While the acceleration is 0-96 km/h in 4.5 seconds and covers 400 meters in 13.0 seconds.

Meanwhile, Jeep Wrangler 392 Rubicon Final Edition can be recognized by the unique machine hood decal and forward feder Final Edition and a bronze 17-inch beamlocked rim wrapped in all 35-inch BF Goodrich terrain through the standard 35 Xtreme Package.

Luxury Interior And Abundant Completeness

The hallmarks of Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Final Edition 2024 are black Nappa leather seat, 12-way performance chair with electrisal settings, new Mayan Gold stitches and Tupelo accents throughout the cabin. The special emblemizer and swing gate placard signal the existence of this special Wrangler 392 High-powered Edition Final in more than 80-year Wrangler history.

Jeep Wrangler Rubicon production 392 Final Edition 2024 will be limited globally to 3,700 units; 3,300 for the US market, 300 for Canada, and 100 for the rest of the world.

Then for the price per unit, the US market price is 99,995 US dollars, equivalent to Rp1.5 billion, not including a shipping fee of 1,895 US dollars or Rp29.8 million.