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2021 Jeep Wrangler

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R 689,900

Est. monthly payment:
R 14,154 p/m

Good Price

Mileage61,748 km
Power209 kW (284 hp)
Fuel typePetrol
TransmissionAutomatic
First registered2021
Previous owners1

The 2021 Jeep Wrangler 3.6 Sport A/T is a reliable and versatile used SUV, perfect for South African drivers seeking adventure and comfort. With only 61,748 km, this well-maintained vehicle offers great value, making it an excellent choice for those looking for affordability without compromising quality.

Powered by a robust 3.6L Pentastar V6 petrol engine producing 290 Hp, it delivers impressive performance both on and off-road. The automatic transmission ensures smooth driving, while the 4x4 capability adds to its appeal. Practical features include five seats, four doors, and a spacious body type suitable for family and outdoor activities.

Located in Bakoven, Cape Town, this Jeep Wrangler is available now for test drives. Whether buying for daily use or weekend escapes, this SUV offers the best price for a quality used vehicle in South Africa. Contact the dealer today to arrange a viewing and explore finance deals.

CAR OVERVIEW


Year2021
VariantWRANGLER 3.6 SPORT A/T 4DR
Body typeSUV
ConditionUsed
Seats5
Doors4
Mileage61,748 km
Previous owners1
Full service historyPartial Service History
Length4,882 mm
Width1,894 mm
Height1,891 mm
Ground clearance274 mm
Turning circle10 m
Curb weight1,934 kg

TECHNICAL DATA


Engine detailRubicon 3.6 Pentastar V6 (290 Hp) 4x4 Automatic
Engine size3605.0 cm³
Power209 kW (284 hp)
Torque353 Nm
Power per liter80.5 kW/L
TransmissionAutomatic
Automatic gears8
Driven wheelsFour Wheel Drive
Front tyres245/75 R17
Rear tyres245/75 R17
Engine oil capacity4.7 L
Coolant capacity10.1 L
Vehicle number1C4HJXKG3MW672530
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FUEL & EMISSIONS


Fuel typePetrol
Fuel tank capacity81 L
CO₂ emissions225 g/km (combined)

EQUIPMENT


EXTERIOR
Alloy WheelsElectric MirrorsFog LightsXenon Headlights
INTERIOR
Air ConditioningClimate Control
SAFETY
AirbagsRemote Central LockingCruise ControlParking AssistanceTraction Control

COLOUR AND UPHOLSTERY


ColourWhite

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Jeep Wrangler

Jeep’s Wrangler doesn’t try to please everyone, and frankly, that’s the point. You’re not buying one because you want an SUV to cruise Sandton’s pavements — you want something that’ll get properly dirty, and the Wrangler is one of the few left that’s happy to oblige. On paper at least, it stacks up against the Bronco, Defender 90, and Land Cruiser 70 Series, but it’s really chasing buyers who know what a solid front axle feels like. There are two engine choices: a thirsty 3.6-litre V6 petrol and a 2.8 CRD diesel, plus the option to row your own gears or let an auto do the work. The catch? There’s barely any stock — just 15 listings, one of them new, prices from R199,995 to a wild R1,399,900, but most cluster around the R329,900 mark. You’re dealing with a small pool of die-hards here. Most used Wranglers you’ll find are well-travelled, with average mileage north of 138,000 km and some as early as 2001. That’s a lot of Karoo dust and KZN mud, so expect to factor in sorting out tired bushes and other high-wear bits. The Sahara spec dominates, especially the 3.6L V6 two-door, typically hovering between R329,900 and R349,995. Diesel Unlimited Saharas stretch from R299,900 to R601,900, depending on how much life you reckon is left in them. If you want the Rubicon’s locking diffs, expect R339,995 to R349,995. Compared to a Defender 90 or Land Cruiser 70, the Wrangler trades a bit of polish for a rabid aftermarket scene and serious trail cred — and for fans, that’s what the Wrangler should have been from the start.

Jeep

Jeep’s spot in South Africa isn’t about chasing volume. It’s about selling attitude, nostalgia, and a certain sense of adventure to a buyer who already knows what they’re after. Scan the 25 active listings—spanning from R69,950 to a diesel-drenched R1,399,900—and you’ll spot a pattern. Either you’re dipping into the pre-owned pool for an older Cherokee, or you’re ready to throw real money at a Wrangler or Grand Cherokee. Most people land in the R329,900 sweet spot, which pitches Jeep headlong against icons like the Land Rover Defender, Toyota Land Cruiser, and Ford Bronco. Here, you’re not “just looking”—you’re sold on the badge and the lifestyle. Only one of these cars is new, a fact that says volumes about Jeep’s actual presence on our roads. Wrangler leads the charge with 15 listings between R199,995 and R1,399,900, petrol and diesel both in the mix. It’s what the Wrangler should have been from the start—unapologetically rugged, unmistakably Jeep. Grand Cherokee operates at the premium end, with four examples from R469,995 to R999,900. If you pack smart, the Renegade (three listings, R209,900 to R239,995) covers the entry-level compact SUV brief. Oddly, there’s just one Gladiator bakkie at R919,900. Strip it all back and you’ll see 23 SUVs out of 25 cars. Jeep’s not interested in spreading itself too thin, and for this crowd, that matters. Toyota and Ford might offer more options, but Jeep’s range is single-minded—and that’s the point.

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