Jeep Wrangler Commando: 470-hp V8, 705-hp option, limited to 250
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Jeep unveils Wrangler Commando for veterans: 6.4-liter HEMI V8 with 470 hp, optional 705 hp supercharger, 37-inch tires, off-road ready, limited to 250 units.
Jeep has introduced the new Wrangler Commando, a special-edition off-roader built exclusively for active-duty service members and veterans. Starting at $69,995, it pairs Jeep’s legendary go-anywhere ability with a 6.4-liter HEMI V8 rated at 470 hp. For those who want more, a Whipple supercharger is available, pushing output to 705 hp. On paper, it looks like a no-excuses spec.
An eight-speed automatic and a four-wheel-drive system with electronic shifting make the move from asphalt to trail feel effortless. A JKS suspension with an 8.9 cm lift and FOX 3.0 shocks with external reservoirs are there to keep control on rocky sections. 37-inch Nitto Mud Terrain tires sit on 17-inch wheels with beadlock capability—a setup that encourages tackling tougher lines.
Visually, the Wrangler Commando leans into a military vibe: a 41 Paint finish, reinforced fenders, tube doors, and a bar with 5-inch LEDs give it the stance of a genuine bruiser. Inside, leather seats with COMMANDO embroidery, a digital rearview mirror, and mounts for equipment add useful touches that suggest this build is meant to be used, not just shown.
The model seats five, carries an 81-liter fuel tank, and comes with a Jeep warranty for 3 years or 60,000 km. Production is limited to 250 units, aimed at those who expect to set the pace both on the road and far beyond it.
