[vgut]

It still has all that camo but doesnt look like a whole lot has changed. Not sure but might see LED's under there..

 

[FlameRedJK]

I just saw these pics on another forum thru Facebook.

It still has all that camo but doesnt look like a whole lot has changed. Not sure but might see LED's under there..

Thanks for sharing these. I think you're right about the LEDs; everyone has them now and LEDs should be included on a new-for-2017 Jeep. The taillights appear to be the same though. I'd like to see the taillights advance a bit.

 

[lloydrage]

very very interesting

 

[gladiator]

Probably the only thing we can actually see is the top center of the dashboard, aside from that there's nothing to get from this other than the fact that it's actually happening, but of course we know that. Surprised that by now there still isn't anything else revealing production or preproduction design.

 

[Jeepernator]

I can make out what seems to be red shocks on the underside of the wrangler, but that's it. Jeep did a good job of camouflaging their prototype.

 

[JeepFan]

I can make out what seems to be red shocks on the underside of the wrangler, but that's it. Jeep did a good job of camouflaging their prototype.

Plus the exterior changes are likely to be like what some car makers have as mid-cycle refreshes, so that makes it even harder. Overall there's nothing to go off of.

 

[Jeepernator]

Think Jeep will follow the current automotive trend and put in a snazzy infotainment system?

 

[Johnson]

I would hope they have something in there. Maybe they'll stick a 7inch screen or whatever they've been using? Can't really see much going for audio equipment, but I'm pretty sure they'll have a nice screen at least. Don't think it'll be Apple CarPlay or anything though.

 

[JeepFan]

Infotainment is going to be the least of my worries since they already offer a decent range of things already including Uconnect, Bluetooth, SiriusXM, USD media hub. This is not exactly the type of vehicle i would care for them to get fancy in nor would I expect it. Any improvements in that area is a bonus.

 

[Gina]

I don't really care for too many of those new age features, just sat nav and some creature comforts are good enough for me. But Jeep will probably want to follow the market trend and put them all into the Wrangler, or at least make some of them options.

 

[Mangler]

It could just be the same 6.5 screen that they're using now. Regardless, don't really mind too much. I never keep the stock system anyhow. Even at that, I'm way more concerned about performance rather than things like that as they can be changed.

 

[HighRider]

Here's a shot of what the 2018 Jeep Wrangler could looks like from allpar. the center stack looks good enough for me as does the screen.

 

[JeepFan]

Now that is going to look interesting once we start seeing all the color scheme's they have planned for it.

I liked this one the Renegade got:

 

[Johnson]

Can't see your photo for some reason, but If that's what the JL interior is going to look like, that's good enough for me as well. Tons of room for changes

 

[Jeepernator]

That most likely won't be the final interior since it's a test mule and it looks like the JK Wrangler.

 

[gladiator]

Definitely not, odds are any of the important read outs that are more specific to the JL than JK that the JK gauges/screens/etc can't read are on the laptop.

Jeep did well with giving us nothing to go off us, just the right tease to buy time.