The 2023 Wrangler comes in eight trim levels: Sport, Willys Sport, Sport S, Willys, Sahara, High Altitude, Rubicon, and Rubicon 392. The Sport trim starts things off with tow hooks, skid plates, a soft top, 17-inch steel wheels, all-season tires, solid front and rear axles, and halogen headlights and fog lights. The Willys Sport adds an upgraded suspension, beadlock wheels, and 35-inch tires, while the Sport S features power windows and door locks and 17-inch alloy wheels. The Willys trim level comes with LED headlights and fog lights and the Sahara is exclusively offered in a four-door body style. It comes with 18-inch alloy wheels.  

All-wheel drive is standard across the Wrangler lineup. This setup allows the vehicle to grip the surface below with greater strength, which is perfect for tackling the off-road. The 2023 Wrangler also comes with a body-on-frame chassis that can withstand uneven terrain, as well as a coil-spring suspension and solid axles. When you get behind the wheel of this vehicle, there is no doubting the Jeep's off-roading abilities. 

You want the Wrangler to be capable, but you need it to be safe. Jeep understands this, which is why the 2023 SUV comes standard with a rearview camera on the dashboard that makes operating the vehicle in reverse a breeze. Several other driver-assist safety technologies are available as upgrades, including forward collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, and adaptive cruise control.