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Sport Capable and packed with standard features for a base trim, the Gladiator Sport suits adventurers seeking a wallet-friendly vehicle. It comes with a 285-hp powertrain paired with four-wheel drive and a six-speed manual transmission for enhanced control in all driving conditions. With ample seating for five, 1,150 lbs of payload, and 4,000 lbs of towing capacity, it can easily transport your crew and heavy-duty gear. Nighthawk Next up, the Nighthawk comes with a segment-exclusive three-piece removable hardtop, providing excellent protection from the elements while allowing you to connect with your surroundings on sunny days. This model boasts 20-inch wheels fitted with all-season tires for balanced dry and wet performance. Sport S The Gladiator Sport S builds on the Sport trim with improved capability, including a best-in-class payload capacity of 1,725 lbs and up to 7,700 lbs of towing capacity. A Corning Gorilla Glass windshield resists flying road debris, while 17-inch wheels with 32-inch highway-terrain tires can take you wherever your heart desires. Willys Ready for rugged adventures on trails that kick up dust, the Willys trim comes with LED exterior lights, including LED fog lamps for improved illumination in adverse driving conditions. Jeep's Trac-Lok limited slip differential improves performance. High Tide The High Tide is ready to tackle wet grounds with its 17-inch wheels fitted with 32-inch mud-terrain tires. Unique exterior accents and a removable hardtop add visual appeal. Mojave Jeep's first-rated desert-only vehicle, the Mojave can take you on the adventure of a lifetime. It comes with 2.5-inch FOX internal bypass shocks and a 1-inch front suspension lift for enhanced ground clearance. Rugged wheels with 33-inch all-terrain tires also come standard. Mojave X The Mojave X takes the Mojave and makes it better with the Uconnect 5 NAV infotainment system, heated 12-way power front seats, and a premium audio system from Alpine with a wireless speaker. Rubicon From summit to peak, the Rubicon trim can follow the trail wherever it goes. With a segment-exclusive part-time Rock-Trac 4:1 low transfer case and an 84:1 crawl ratio, you can climb mountains, drive over boulders, and conquer new heights. Steel off-road rock rails also come standard. Rubicon X The Rubicon X blends the Mojave X's tech upgrades with the Rubicon's rock-crawling capability and makes everything better with automatic high beams, blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alerts, and a winch-capable steel front bumper. Moreover, standard parking assistance makes backing a breeze. Ready to find your Gladiator? Visit us at Fury Motors St Paul CDJR in South Saint Paul, MN to schedule your test drive.

You probably know the 2024 Jeep Gladiator for its rugged capability and open-air design, but this vehicle's prowess isn't limited to outdoor adventure. The Gladiator is also a terrific option for road trips, family outings, and daily commuting. Whether you're tackling remote trails or the grocery store parking lot, the versatile Gladiator is a terrific option. The Power of a True Truck The Gladiator has a 3.6-liter V-6 engine with 285 horsepower. When properly equipped, the Sport model has a maximum towing capacity of 4,000 pounds and a maximum payload of 1,150 pounds. This strength and capacity positions the Gladiator for a range of purposes. Use it to take the family camping, help a buddy move, or transport a load of firewood. Room for Cargo The Gladiator has a five-foot cargo bed with integrated tie-downs and a three-position tailgate, giving you lots of carrying options. The rugged steel bed is the perfect spot for transporting luggage, power tools, recreational equipment, and more. The bed can be upgraded with a secure mounting system, a 115-volt power outlet, and a roll-up cover. Flexible Design Thanks to its removable top, fold-down windshield, and multiple door options, the versatile Gladiator is truly ready for anything. Use it for commuting and school drop-offs during the week, and then remove the top and open up the cabin for weekend recreation and off-roading. Available 12-way power-adjustable front seats are designed for optimized visibility on the trail, but they also offer the perfect vantage point when maneuvering into a tight city parking space. The Gladiator's rear bench seat accommodates three passengers, but it can be folded down in full or in part, offering up a variety of configurations that accommodate bulky items in need of transport. Helpful Technology Whether you're squeezing into a parking space or hitching up a trailer, the Gladiator has technology features that can help. The rear backup camera displays dynamic gridlines and features trailer hitch zoom, making it easy to back up to a trailer. An available Rear Park Assist System triggers an audio alert when you get too close to a hazard when backing into a space. Adaptive cruise control is a standard feature on this vehicle, and Blind Spot Monitoring and Rear Cross Path Detection are available. The Gladiator is also equipped with the Uconnect 5 infotainment system, which runs on a 12.3-inch touchscreen. If you're looking for a versatile vehicle that can fit into every chapter of your life, from the boardroom to the backcountry, check out the Jeep Gladiator. When you're ready to schedule a test drive, give us a call at Fury Motors St Paul CDJR in South Saint Paul, MN.

The 2024 Jeep Gladiator is an impressive towing machine, outdoor adventurer, and comfortable truck. It's perfect for people who love the rough-and-tumble of exploring the trails and want a truck that matches that adventurous spirit. 1. Its Towing Capacity If you need to do some towing, then you'll have no problem hitching up a trailer and taking whatever you need off on your adventures with you. Most trips of the Jeep Gladiator can tow between 4,000 and 4,500 pounds, so if you plan on bringing out a pop-up camper for a weekend, then you'll have no issues. If you need a higher towing capacity, then you'll be very impressed by the unsurpassed-in-class max towing capacity of 7,700 pounds. This capacity is achievable on Sport models equipped with the max tow package. 2. Its Unique Open Air Design The Jeep Gladiator is the only pickup in the industry that lets you remove the top and doors for an open-air feel on your adventures. There are numerous top and door options so you can configure it to your liking perfectly. There are half doors available, which are exclusive to this truck's segment. The fold-down windshield is also exclusive to the segment, making the truck incredibly unique. 3. Its Comfort and Convenience Features The cabin is designed to be as convenient as possible for all passengers. For example, the beverage holders in the front and rear are eliminated so you can see them even if you're taking trips in the dark. The driver seat can move in six directions, and the passenger seat can move in four on the base trim. There's a floor console for storage, and the glove box locks to keep your valuables extra safe. On higher trims, you'll find the front seats can be adjusted in 12 directions. 4. Its Ability to Tackle the Great Outdoors No matter what you do during your adventures, the Jeep Gladiator can handle it with ease. The truck can drive through 31.5 inches of water, and it has an excellent 11.1 inches of ground clearance, which enables you to easily drive over rocks, logs, or other obstacles that block your path while you're out exploring the outdoors. 5. Its Safety Features While you're doing some everyday driving, it's important to feel safe in your cabin. The safety features help with that. Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking helps you avoid collisions ahead of you, while Adaptive Cruise Control, which is standard on all models except the Sport, adjusts your driving speed to keep you a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you. Ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Test drive the Jeep Gladiator at Fury Motors Saint Paul CDJR in Saint Paul, MN.

2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon vs 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro For the past decade, the Toyota Tacoma has reigned supreme in the midsize pickup segment. This year, the debut of the Jeep Gladiator has put the Tacoma in a bind for its status as king of the hill. The all-new Gladiator Rubicon has been dubbed “the most off-road capable midsize pickup truck ever” thanks to a blend of impressive equipment. But does it live up to the title? See which truck wins in off-road chops with our 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon vs 2020 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro comparison. Which truck would win in an off-road contest? As far as your typical midsize truck goes, the Tacoma TRD Pro proves that it has still got it. But the Gladiator Rubicon isn’t just any other midsize truck. The advantage lies in the Jeep Gladiator’s beefy solid front axle and disconnecting front stabilizer bar, its excellent front and rear bumper clearance and its comprehensive set of skid plates and rock rails. If you’re looking for a new terrain-ready truck, shop from the winner’s circle. Shop Jeep. Discover the 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon in the Twin Cities Shopping for an off-road ready truck in the Twin Cities area? Tackle Minnesota’s toughest terrains with the new Jeep Gladiator at Fury Motors. We welcome you to drop in for a test drive and experience the all-terrain expertise of this capable truck line for yourself. If you’re interested in more information on the Jeep Gladiator Rubicon, please contact the Fury Motors staff for personalized assistance. We hope to see you soon!