2020 Jeep Gladiator

The 2020 Jeep Gladiator is available in four trim levels — Sport, Sport S, Overland and Rubicon — that provide increasing levels of comfort, convenience, and off-road capability. </br> One of the standout features of the 2020 Gladiator is it is a true convertible truck. It has a folding soft top and doors that can be removed, as well as a folding front windshield, all of which allow customers to enjoy the fresh air as they explore in their Jeep. </br> The cargo bed is five feet long, but it's easy to access and the rear gate can be configured so the truck can easily hold 8-foot by 4-foot sheets of plywood. </br> The Sport and Sport S models come with 17-inch wheels and all-season tires. Moving up to the Overland and the Rubicon gives you 18-inch alloys with arches that match the body color, tinted rear side and rear windows, and side steps. Drivers also get automatic headlights and LED footwell lighting to allow them to see where they are stepping while boarding the Jeep at night. </br> The Rubicon comes with the features of the Overland and adds fenders that provide more clearance and enough space for 33-inch tires.

The 2020 Gladiator packs 285 horsepower, and the power band lies around 6400 rpm. The power of the engine does more than give this Jeep a quick jump off the line. The Gladiator is capable of towing 7,650 pounds, which is more than enough to handle normal tasks such as towing a trailer while moving. However, with this class-leading towing capacity, it can also muscle through the more challenging hauls professionals often have to tackle.

The power is managed with the help of a 6-speed manual transmission. This gives it the versatility needed to tackle both on- and off-road driving. The suspension is designed to handle the jolt of bumpy challenges encountered on both the road and trail.

The Gladiator is equipped with thoughtfully arranged controls and instruments that can be managed with minimal hand movement while driving. Even though like other Jeeps, the Gladiator can be a challenge to get into, mounting is made easier with adequate handles placed in just the right locations so drivers and passengers can hoist themselves in with minimal effort. </br> Unlike some vehicles in its class, the Gladiator's layout allows for excellent visibility. Even so, drivers may choose to opt for a forward-looking camera that can be paired with the standard rearview camera that can give you detailed views of the road.

The 2020 Gladiator features Warning-Plus Alerts that warn of an impending forward collision. It also helps apply the brakes, if needed. The Gladiator's blind-spot monitor and cross-traffic alert warn of other cars that could be out of the driver's view. Lastly, the rear parking sensors alert warns drivers when the rear of the vehicle is getting too close to an object.