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The 2018 Jeep Wrangler's weight can vary by nearly 500 pounds, depending on the body style (a four-door is heavier than a two-door) and engine (the 2.0L 4-cylinder is slightly lighter than the 3.6L V6). No matter the setup, your '18 Wrangler will weigh between 3,970 pounds and 4,439 pounds. These weights are consistent with previous model years, although certain configurations of the 2017 Wrangler could weigh up to 4,921 pounds. The Wrangler falls within the range of other compact SUVs in terms of weight, but there are outliers on both ends of the scale. While the Wrangler offers impressive power for its weight, it's not exceptionally light or heavy compared to its competitors.
All 2018 Jeep Wrangler models feature a 3.6-liter engine and four-wheel drive. The Wrangler Sport and Sport S each tip the scales at 3970 pounds. Moving up, the Wrangler Unlimited Sport and Unlimited Sport S weigh in at 4215 pounds. The weight increases with the Unlimited Sahara model, hitting 4331 pounds. At the top end, the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon and Unlimited Rubicon come in at 4160 and 4439 pounds, respectively.