Jeep pays tribute to US military with special-edition, military-themed Freedom package

MANILA: Jeep is offering a special limited-edition Freedom package with military-themed exterior and interior design cues for the 2023 Gladiator and Wrangler as a tribute to US military personnel. For every Freedom edition sold, Jeep will donate US$250 to military charities.

In a statement, Jeep North America Senior Vice President and Head Jim Morrison said, “With our 1941 origins rooted in the military, we at the Jeep brand are proud of our heritage, and the Gladiator and Wrangler Freedom editions are a tribute to all the servicemen and servicewomen. Through these special editions, this Fourth of July, we honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country and support those who have served and continue to serve.”

The special-edition Gladiator Freedom and Wrangler Freedom have performance upgrades and unique exterior features including an Oscar Mike emblem on the rear tailgate/swing gate. They also come with additional features such as LED headlamps and fog lamps, body-color fender flares, a steel front bumper that can be used with a winch, steel rock rails, black wheels and accents, and an American flag decal on the side. Interior features include leather-trimmed cloth seats with black accent stitching.

Additionally, all active and recently retired service members are eligible for a US$500 military bonus cash for the 2023 Gladiator and Wrangler Freedom special editions.

Orders for both Freedom special editions will open later this month. The Gladiator and Wrangler Freedom editions are offered on the Sport S trim for a package price of US$3,295.

Buyers of Gladiator Freedom and Wrangler Freedom are entitled to Jeep Wave, a  premium owner loyalty program that offers exclusive perks such as three years of worry-free maintenance at Jeep dealerships, 24/7 support via phone or online chat, vehicle protection including 24/7 roadside assistance and first-day loaner coverage, and VIP access to select, exclusive Jeep brand events.

Photo from Jeep North America

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