2021 Jeep Gladiator Customer Reviews

Pros

• Interior Space

  Gas and is a Truck, plus Driver and Passenger roof tops come off

• Styling

Cons

Pros

• Power

  Lot more power than the JKs

• Dashboard

  Dashboards is nicely laid out and conveys the critical information for the operation of the vehicle.

• Technology and Entertainment

  Tech inside is light years ahead of the old JK models

Cons

• Technology and Entertainment

  Rubicons should have a rear and front camera set up as a standard minimum since they are designed for off road terrain

• Styling

  These gladiators are very odd looking in stock formation however add a small lift and 35 - 37 tires and they then look fantastic.

• Cabin Noise

  It is a "Jeep Thing". but the noise level is what it is.

Pros

• Visibility

  i can see better in this than a smaller car and the lights are brighter at night

• Fuel Economy

  i can driver farther in this .. takes about $50 to fill up but it lasts longer

Cons

• Cost to Maintain

  with big cars come big responsibilities. it’s a lil more expensive to get some things done than having a smaller vehicle

Pros

• Ride and Handling

  So far, did a few trips with it including driving from Greenville, SC to Key West and it was very comfortable with a 23mpg.

• Interior Space

  4 adults with lot of luggages was great

• Fuel Economy

  23mpg for a 2000k miles trip

Cons

• Value

  Really there is no Con..

Pros

• Styling

  I just like the look

• Interior Space

  adequate

• Cabin Noise

  acceptable

Cons

• Cargo Space

  not much cargo space for a pickup but I knew that when I purchased

• Fuel Economy

  not the best but I was aware when I purchased

• Seat Comfort

  smaller seat than I would like but I a used to a full size pickup.

Pros

• Interior Space

  Loved the interior room, especially the rear seat area, for my family. much more rear room and legroom for passengers than the other mid-size pickups out there like the Tacoma and Canyon.

• Fuel Economy

  for a truck, it gets decent gas mileage. I average 19-20mpg on the highway and 17 mpg around town, on stock 285/70R17’s. In comparison, my ‘22 4Runner with same tires only got 13.1 mpg on the highway.

Cons

• Power

  About the only con with this Jeep truck is the power. Don’t get me wrong, it’s sufficient power, but Jeep should have offered a V8 trim level with their Hemi. And understand, it is a Jeep at heart. So if you’re not used to front solid axle driving dynamics, you may not like this vehicle. If you can get by that initial shock of how it drives like a Jeep, then you’re in store a fun filled ownership experience. there’s nothing like being able to take the top off and head out to the beach for the day, or explore local trails nearby.

Pros

• Interior Space

• Power

• Cabin Noise

Cons

• Fuel Economy

• Cost to Maintain

• Seat Comfort

Pros

• Technology and Entertainment

  I like it for its smooth driving and adaptation to any terrain

• Styling

  It reflects a style of freedom and a taste for outdoor activities.

• Cargo Space

  It can be loaded with what us necessary to enjoy the adventure of activities on all terrain.

Cons

Pros

• Seat Comfort

  comfortable. I can elevate or lower drivers seat.

• Power

  able to accelerate at comfortable speed when needed

• Cargo Space

  sufficient space for my needs

Cons

• Visibility

  windshield post obstructs view somewhat

• Cost to Maintain

  more expensive than I thought

• Seat Comfort

  rear seat seems short of foot space

Pros

• Styling

  something different it's like having a rangler and a truck in one...lots of accessories.. to play with

• Dashboard

  very digital and updated

• Ride and Handling

  put some 35x12.5 and it fitted with having to lift it.

Cons

• Cabin Noise

  it's lil noise .well it's a outdoor vehicle so it's expected

• Power

  v6 very powerful I usually go to 80 at the highway

• Cost to Maintain

  well it's a toy so .. enough said