If you want to drive in a new jeep and make a statement, Mojito Green will make you covered
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by Brad Anderson
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- The bright color is an option of $ 595 and returns to Wrangler for the first time in seven years.
- Jeep launched the Gladiator 2025 family last year, with prices from $ 38,695.
- 2025 Jeep gladiator models are also available in a military green known as ’41.
Jeep brought back one of its most spectacular colors – Mojito! – For Wrangler and, for the first time, the gladiator. Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator are already available in catchy colors, but this shade of bright green is perhaps the most dramatic.
Mojito has been offered for the last time on the Wrangler for the last time, where it was only available during the 2018 model year. The bright green color has already been added to the online configuration tool for the gladiator, but not yet for Wrangler as an option of $ 595. It is the same bonus as most of the other colors offered for the two all-terrain, other than white shiny white. Mojito can be added to any gladiator model and most (but not everyone) of the Wranglers.
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This is the second exclusive new color that Jeep launched for 2025. It also recently introduced a deep military green shade known as ’41, also an option of $ 595. Topadero Pearl, a flamboyant shade of rose. It is always offered, for an additional $ 895 and is currently only available for the Wrangler Rubicon 392.
“At Jeep, we create vehicles that make a daring statement,” said Jeep Managing Director Bob Brooderdorf. “The Jeep Gladiator and Wrangler embody this philosophy – they are designed for thrill seekers, the adventurers and those who dare to turn heads with off -competition colors like Mojito!”
The addition of the Green Mojito comes after the gladiator has been updated for the 2025 model year. It is now starting at $ 38,695, after starting $ 37,895. Among the minor changes applied include a new active cabin ventilation system, and the formerly optional automatic transmission ($ 2,500) is now standard.
