Jeep Wrangler needs no introduction. Having been on the market for 30 years, it embodies the off-roading lifestyle and its silhouette is the typical “Jeep” people recognize. Besides consistent upgrades and modernization, the vehicle has received very little dramatic changes in three decades, like any flagship model – think Porsche 911.
It is also the evolution of the World War II Jeep Willys, the one that introduced the brand and got it its rugged image. In 2017, the Jeep Wrangler has retained a lot of its ancestor’s capability with some added luxury. It is an off-roading beast that will tackle any mud pit you throw at it. But does it get a little bored – or boring – being driven in an everyday context. We take the Wrangler out for a spin to find out.