New Jeep Wrangler Slim Concept-Exterior Black Red

New Jeep Wrangler Slim Concept (2013)

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New Jeep Wrangler Slim Concept Photos
Jeep Wrangler Slim Concept- One of the models released Jeep Wrangler "Slim" issue, rather an adventurer searching for the utility vehicle that has been dressed Jeep what describes as Rock Lobster color exterior — name of wishful thinking for the color. Jeep Wrangler Slim offers the maximum performance is significantly lighter in weight. Rock Lobster color exterior two-door Jeep Wrangler full doors and features Slim over hard. Powered by V-6, 3.6-liter, Jeep Wrangler Slim have anti-axis rotating 3:73. Rolling on prototype part performance 17-inch forged wheels Beadlock get Jeep with Rock Lobster Beauty rings, Jeep Wrangler Slim feature special 10th Anniversary Rubicon front bumper, rear bumper, which complement and a light weight rear bumper Mopar offers. Jeep Wrangler Slim light rail also sports rock, black grille, black hood decal, LED lights, locking gas cap and ban the Rubicon.
 
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Exterior 
Two-door Jeep Wrangler full doors and features Slim over the loud and in complete red color, Jeep Wrangler Slim light rail also sports rock, black grille, black hood decal, LED lights, locking gas cap and ban the Rubicon.

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Interior
Meanwhile, black leather interior features include and a CB radio, as well as Mopar all-weather slush mats and headliner over the hard.
 
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Engine Performance
Jeep in Jeep Wrangler Slim included a prototype Mopar 2 inch kit. Mopar cold air intake that is also displayed in the Jeep Wrangler Slim. Turn on the Wrangler Slim is the V-6, 3.6-liter engine that produces 260 horsepower and a stout 237 pound-feet of torque while powered five-speed automatic transmission.




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