Start with how many people ride with you, what you carry and how you want to use the roof. A Wrangler chosen for open-air commuting can be configured differently from one selected for technical off-road driving. Test both the practical details and the features that attracted you to the vehicle.
The equipment comparisons below describe 2026 configurations unless a different model year is stated. Packages, engines and availability can change; verify the window sticker and model-year information for the VIN you choose.
Sport
Sport is the core Wrangler starting point, with cloth seating and a choice of configurations.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Compare the roof, door count, transmission and option list before moving up. It is a useful starting point when the open-air experience matters more than extra cabin equipment.
Sport S
The 2026 four-door order guide adds equipment including adaptive cruise control, automatic headlamps and power heated mirrors over Sport.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Consider it for a Wrangler used regularly on the road. Compare the convenience packages with Sahara if heated seating, roof operation or additional cabin equipment is on your list.
Willys
A rear electronic locker, 4.10 axle ratio, rock-protection rails and off-road tires give Willys functional trail changes.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Compare Willys with Sport S when your use includes rougher terrain. Compare Rubicon if you need its different low-range gearing and additional off-road hardware.
Sahara
The four-door Sahara offers an automatic-transmission configuration and available roof and comfort packages.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Compare it for everyday access and open-air convenience. Inspect the actual roof, upholstery and package list; the Sahara Popular Equipment Group adds items beyond the base configuration.
Rubicon
Rock-Trac 4x4 with a 4:1 low range and electronic sway-bar disconnect provides a different trail-focused setup.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Choose it for the terrain and hardware you intend to use. Drive it on your ordinary roads too, then compare tires, entry height and cargo access with Willys or Sahara.
Rubicon X
The published four-door package adds Nappa leather seating, Alpine audio and an integrated off-road camera among its equipment.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Compare the complete package with a Rubicon carrying your preferred options. Wheel, tire, engine and transmission combinations must be checked on the exact vehicle.
392 and special editions
The 392 family uses a 6.4L HEMI V8; limited editions can have their own equipment and availability.
WHAT TO COMPARE NEXT
Consider these when the V8 driving experience is central to the purchase. Ask which edition is available, compare its complete specification and avoid treating a special-edition name as a substitute for a window sticker.