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Jeep Wrangler (2007)
EngineIn-line-four-/six cylinder
Displacement2429/3960 cm³
Bore * stroke98,4 * 81/86,4 mm
Compression9,1/8,7 : 1
Engine controlOHV
Torque210/305 Nm at 4200/2700 rpm
Max. power112/148 kW (152/201 HP)
Rated speed5200 rpm
PowertrainFront engine, longitudinal with all-wheel drive
TransmissionSix speed/five speedautomatic
Wheelbase2370 mm
SuspensionRigid axle, coil springs, trailing links, Panhard rods, stabilizers
Brakes f/rDiscs (internally ventilated)/ drums
Tyres f/r215/75 - 15
Length3880 mm
Width1740 mm
Height1820 mm
Tank capacity72 liter
Basic weight1515/1565 kg
Trailer3500 kg
Max. speedApprox. 170 km/h
Introduction1987
CO2-content227 - 282 g/km
VersionUnlimited: four-doors version with longer wheelbase

He is considered the only real successor to the 'American Legend'. All other Jeep products differ more from the original design. But what does it represents? There are the reinforced ladder frame, two rigid axles and one from the front engine coming powertrain for front and rear axle.

Just this concept should be retained. For military use it may make sense, but for normal use? This is exactly what try the brochures, in order to sell the Wrangler, to give an answer. It's pure nature, on which the Jeep is projected. In broadband and remembering cinemascope. As so one could conquer nature. To this the elevations grow slowly, stones, for which a ever so slowly creep SUV must have giant wheels.

How to develop further such a 'legend'? In any case carefully, which is meant especially for the front with the seven vertical slots. Otherwise one get for little money the convertible version, because the strong frame makes a contributing to the reinforcement roof unnecessary. The changes to the body can be denoted as a cosmetic matter. There the spare wheel moved from the back side to the rear and there are sometimes no doors, then half, or with window- and also with door frame. In between, there is a series with a lot of displays scattered all over the dashboard.

The rigid axles in the chassis are now (2007) furnished with coil springs and steering control. The wheel is now switchable while driving. Shall remain as the biggest step in development: the modifications of the engine, which changes from the SV- to OHC -engine and provides two and a half times as much power as in the early years. This is complemented by a six-cylinder, which opens for the Jeep another domain of this type of vehicles, to say the great coaches. It will be interesting when also a diesel engine arrives.

Jeep Wrangler (1989)
EngineIn-line-four cylinder engine
Displacement2464 cm³
Bore * stroke98,4 * 81,4 mm
Compression9,2 : 1
Engine controlOHV
Mixture formationCentral injection
De-toxificationCatalyst
Torque172 Nm at 3000 rpm
Max. power76 kW (103 HP)
Rated speed5000 rpm
PowertrainFront engine, longitudinal with all-wheel drive
TransmissionFive speed, distributor gearing, off-road reduction gear
Wheelbase2373 mm
SteeringRecirculating ball steering
SuspensionRigid axlen, leaf spring, Panhard rods, stabilizer
Brakes f/rDiscs (internally ventilated)/ drums
Parking brakeParking pedal
Tyres f/r215/75 R 15 (7"), optional 225/75 R 15
Length3900 mm
Width1740 mm
Height1760/1829 mm
Tank capacity76 liter
Trunk354/1512 liter
Basic weight1370 - 1480 kg
Trailer1000 kg
Max. speedApprox. 145 km/h
Introduction1987
Electric system12 V/55 Ah/56 A




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