2018 Jeep Wrangler vs. 2018 Toyota 4Runner

Both the 2018 Jeep Wrangler and the 2018 Toyota 4Runner give drivers ample towing capacity and passenger space, but the Wrangler is a better choice for:

• Extra off-road capability with standard 4WD
• Superior fuel economy numbers
• Lower starting price
• Exclusive available features like a soft-top convertible roof

Performance

Not only does the Jeep Wrangler deliver standard 4WD capability – an off-roading feature that will cost extra on the 4Runner – but Janesville adventurers will have access to more efficient engine options as well. Let’s see how their max fuel economy compares:

• 2018 Jeep Wrangler
  • 18 MPG City
  • 23 MPG Highway
  • 20 MPG Combined
• 2018 Toyota 4Runner
  • 17 MPG City
  • 21 MPG Highway
  • 18 MPG Combined

Even with standard 4WD, the Wrangler delivers better fuel economy than the rear-wheel drive Toyota 4Runner.

Value

With a base price of $27,495 MSRP vs. the Toyota’s base cost of $34,610 MSRP, the Jeep offers an impressive value for your car-buying dollar. Wrangler drivers also have access to impressive available features you won’t find in the 4Runner:

• Choice between hardtop and soft-top convertible roof
• Electronic front locking differential
• Front roll bar with electronic disconnect
• Heated steering wheel

This makes the new Wrangler an excellent choice for San Angelo drivers who value high-class features and off-road capability.

See the Difference in Person at Burtness Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram!

Explore the 2018 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Wrangler JK at Burtness Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and see their performance and utility features in action. You can also view additional accessories to increase your adventure options!