JEEP GLADIATOR TEXAS TRAIL EDITION LOOKS TO CONQUER DESERTS AND HILLS OF THE LONE STAR STATE

Jeep has gifted many this holiday season by opening up order banks for its High Tide, Beach Wrangler, now another member of the Jeep family is getting special attention. The state with the biggest truck market is getting its very own Texas Trail Jeep Gladiator.

Jeep Gladiator Texas Trail in High-Velocity. (Autonation North Richland Hills).

For starters the Texas Trail Jeep Gladiator will be a 2023 year model vehicle and carries an MSRP of $43,920 not including destination,taxes or other fees according to Mopar insiders. The Texas Trail Jeep can be ordered from a Texas Dealer, now. A total of 10 different color options are available. Bright White is the only color that carries no additional cost, the rest will add $395 to your grand total. Those optional colors include; Sarge Green, Firecracker Red, Hydro Blue, Silver Zynith, Sting-Gray, Granite Crystal, High-Velocity Yellow, and Black.

Gladiator Texas Trail in High-Velocity. (Autonation North Richland Hills).

The Jeep Gladiator Texas Trail also offers 6 different equipment packages including a smokers group, and cold weather group to name a few. The Texas Trail Jeep is derived from a Sport S-based Gladiator and is powered by a Pentastar 3.6L V6 that produces a modest yet capable 285 horsepower and 260 ft-lb’s of torque. The special Gladiator also offers plenty of upgraded standard equipment options including;

  • 17-Inch x 7.5-Inch Black Aluminum Wheels
  • 32-Inch LT255/75R17C Mud-Terrain Tires
  • Leather-Trimmed Bucket Seats with “Texas Trail” Embossed Logo
  • Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel
  • Black Side Steps
  • Black Freedom Hard Top®
  • Body-Colored Fender Flares
  • 7-Inch Uconnect® Touchscreen Infotainment System
  • 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 with Engine Start Stop (ESS)
  • 8-Speed Automatic 850RE Transmission

Of course, the Jeep Gladiator Texas Trail also sports Texas Trail decals on the hood and rear that also incorporate the year 1836 as a subtle nod to the Texas Declaration of Independence.

Gladiator Texas Trail in High-Velocity. (Autonation North Richland Hills).

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