A modern Jeep pick-up truck is something that fans have been wanting for decades, resulting in the international launch of the Gladiator in 2019.
Released in Australia in 2020, it gives truck buyers the choice of removing the roof panels, resuliting in the world's only convertible dual-cab pick-up. That's right – it's based on the Wrangler, so you can remove the roof, doors and windscreen if you want to.
The V6 petrol-only (for now) Gladiator is also exceptionally capable off-road, further adhering to Jeep's long-held 4x4 brand values.
The petrol-only Jeep Gladiator four-door ute range is expensive by class standards – it starts at $78,250 for the Gladiator Night Eagle (4X4) and stretches to $87,250 for the Gladiator Rubicon (4X4).
