The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara edition is an excellent example of how versatile this vehicle really is.

While everyone is competing to be crowned king of SUVs. Jeep is, however, sticking to what it knows best, and that is off-roading.

Jeep has been making its name known in American sports-utility vehicles for decades now. In fact, they still hold that title today. The company is most famous for building dependable and durable vehicles which are more than capable of any given task. If you want something reliable, competent, and durable, then the Jeep Wrangler will definitely fit your needs. It features all the latest innovations while also maintaining its classic design appeal.

The Jeep Wrangler can easily handle whatever type of driving conditions you throw at it. One of the latest Wrangler models that have hit the market is the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara. This is fourth-generation SUV is topping the charts when it comes to off-road performance.

The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara is an excellent example of how versatile this vehicle really is. It has everything you could ever need - the ability to drive on paved roads comfortably, yet still have the capability to conquer large boulders if necessary. In fact, it may be difficult to come upon a Jeep Wrangler owner that doesn't have access to some sort of terrain that requires driving off-roading skills.

On that note, let at look at everything you should know about the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara.

The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara is one of the most versatile vehicles on the market today. It can easily handle anything from desert sand dunes to climbing hills and mountains. This makes it ideal for off-road adventures that require high levels of traction, durability, versatility, and comfort.

To take advantage of the extra muscle offered by the powertrain options, Sahara owners get a wider variety of engine types than the base model. All models except the diesel feature six-speed manuals, while the diesel gets eight-speed automatics. As mentioned earlier, the diesel Sahara can deliver 270 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque thanks to a 2.0-liter turbodiesel inline-four.

The Sahara's three-point transfer case splits power equally to both rear wheels, giving you the best possible traction in every situation. This is accomplished through the use of high gear ratios and a dual-action center diff.

To further improve cornering stability, the Jeep Wrangler Sahara's steering system utilizes rack and pinion type geometry with anti-cavitation oil technology. Additionally, the vehicle's tire diameter and tread pattern are sized according to trail ratings ranging from 2+2" through to 4+. Each tire size accommodates both off-highway and street pavement conditions.

The Sahara is also fitted with heavy-duty air suspension featuring a large body-mounted coil spring assembly with a hydraulic shock absorber.

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Like all Jeep Wranglers, the Sahara boasts an impressive array of off-road-oriented hardware that further enhances the vehicle's handling capabilities and stability when traversing rough terrains.

To ensure it bests the competition on rugged trails as well as through city streets, the Wrangler Sahara gets extra parts like beefier axles, larger tires, better suspension, and new electronic aids. These improvements come together to create a stable, responsive, and capable platform that can handle whatever you throw at them.

If you want to know what kind of traction your ride will offer up while crossing rock-strewn rocky surfaces or climbing significant inclines, the first thing you need to check is the track width. While the tire size may vary between the various Wrangler models, the widest tires offered are 17 inches wide for the Sahara model, which makes these vehicles perfect for tackling rougher terrain than the lower profile tires. This allows the driver to navigate rough obstacles such as rocks, tree roots, mud puddles, and so forth, with ease.

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With all-weather protection, the Wrangler Sahara interior boasts a full canvas top for added sun protection and wind deflection. In addition to the top, there is also a flip-down windshield that is completely waterproof making sure you do not have to worry about getting your windows dirty while out exploring the great outdoors.

There are three seats inside the Wrangler Sahara with bucket seat designs and they are trimmed in brown leather and suede. Inside storage is abundant with large cargo nets, floorboards, and toolboxes. On the exterior, the Sahara has a solid steel fender bender bar that helps protect the frame against minor damage and then continues onto each side where a protective roll cage acts as another layer of defense. The hood is fully removable and can fold down into place to offer shade during long journeys.

Underneath the Wrangler lies a sturdy construction with the body being composed of tubular steel and aluminum. The chassis underneath can withstand any type of trail with the Wrangler able to run straight over rocks and boulders without any concern of damaging the undercarriage. Even though the Wrangler may look intimidating, the Wrangler's suspension design keeps the occupants safe in every situation.