Those looking to purchase Jeep’s most famous off-road 4×4, the Wrangler, are already quite spoiled for choice regarding trim/model options. The current range of 2021 Jeep Wrangler models comes in no fewer than 14 varieties, from the Sport to the Rubicon.
One interesting item in recent automotive news has been Jeep offering bolder and more striking color options for those who wish to help their Wrangler really stand out from the crowd. However, the company did recently axe a few popular ones.
Here, we’ll be looking at the range of 13+ color options currently offered by Jeep on Wrangler models, but then also taking a closer look at the very latest addition to the collection, the Tuscadero, which will only be available for a limited time.
Wrangler Colour Chart Options in 2021
Different variants of the Wrangler come with different colour choices, but many models offer a total of 13 options, with “Bright White” as the free default for all the models. Some Wranglers, like the Unlimited High Altitude 4×4, for instance, come with fewer options. In the case of the Unlimited High Altitude, it’s 5 options. The common thread is “Bright White” as the free default.
The palate of 13 colour available on models like the Rubicon and others includes all of the following:
- Bright White – default on all models, and free of charge
- Black
- Granite Crystal Metallic
- Sting-Gray
- Billet Silver Metallic
- Hydro Blue
- Chief – similar to Hydro Blue, but clear-coat instead of pearl-coat
- Snazzberry – a shade of purple reminiscent of berries
- Firecracker Red
- Nacho – a shade of orange
- Hellayella – as the name suggests, a bright yellow colour
- Limited Edition Gecko – bright green
- Sarge Green – a darker, more military-style green
To have a Wrangler in any of the above colour other than Bright White costs an additional $245 on top of the main sticker price. All of them are clear-coat exterior paints, with the exception of Hydro Blue, which is a pearl-coat.
Arguably, the most vivid or striking are the Snazzberry, Nacho, Hellayella, and Limited Edition Gecko colour. Jeep is clearly catering to both the individualistic and those who are happier with a more common colour.
Tuscadero: the Pink Wrangler
Those who want something very unique can now opt for a limited-time v option called Tuscadero, which is a very bright pink colour. The name is a reference to this hit 1970s sitcom “Happy Days” and the character Pinky Tuscadero.
It joins a raft of limited-time colour, including some we have mentioned above already, such as Nacho and Gecko Green. While some of these colour were extended to the Jeep Gladiator, Tuscadero, as far as we know so far, is exclusive to the Wrangler.
The Tuscadero package is a more expensive colour option at $395 and is available for order right now and through November. The move to expand these vivid colour palette options is partly because many Wrangler owners like to customize their vehicles. Jeep has also started discussions with the city of Toledo, Ohio, to build a particular customization centre to complement their nearby Wrangler/Gladiator factory.
