Jeep’s new off-road trailer campers can be taken almost anywhere. More details inside
Jeep’s new off-road trailer campers can be taken almost anywhere.
The Trail Edition camper is modeled after the Wrangler Rubicon and features 17-inch cast aluminum wheels, taillights and flares, Jeep badges, and hood-tiedowns. The lightweight tubular-aluminum structure, 32-inch BF Goodrich Mud Terrain BF tires, a trailing-arm suspension, diamond plated rocker guards and 12 inches of ground clearance are some other features.
The Extreme Trail Edition camper is available if this is not enough. The camper features a heavy-duty frame with 15 inches (381 mm of ground clearance), diamond-plated aluminum fenders and 35-inch BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires.
Both campers offer 76 inches (1 829 mm) of headroom and have a queen-size bed, sofa bed, and 110-volt power inverter.
Mike Manley, President & CEO of Jeep says that the Jeep brand is well-known for giving its customers a sense of freedom, adventure, and a variety of vehicles to get them where they want to. Mopar has made the Jeep experience even more enjoyable thanks to their friends. A Jeep camper can be attached to a Jeep and families will enjoy an unforgettable outdoor adventure unlike any other manufacturer.
The Trail Edition camper will go on sale in August for $9,995, while the Extreme Trail Edition will go on sale for $11,995.