The new Big Bear edition celebrates the Golden State and mixes luxury with the ability
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- Jeep presented the new Gladiator Big Bear edition, exclusive to California.
- The model includes a high body color, leather seats and 32 -inch mud tires.
- The price starts at $ 46,090 and the power comes from a 3.6 -liter Pentastar V6 with 285 hp.
The Jeep Gladiator promised to cover the segment of medium-sized trucks, but it was a disappointment because the company sold only 42,123 units in the United States last year. This turns out to the 192,813 Tacoma microphones that Toyota was able to sell.
This is not a good performance, but Jeep retaliates with a new Big Bear edition. Designed exclusively for California, the model is based on the Gladiator Sport S and pays tribute to the Big Bear Lake leisure area.
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As this is a special edition, the changes are quite limited and include the decals of Big Bear Hood as well as the rear tailgate badge. They are joined by Rock Rails, a rigid body in body color and 17 -inch black wheels wrapped in tires of 32 inch on mud.
Although the gladiators are not known to be luxurious, the Big Bear edition is well equipped with a heated steering wheel as well as heated front seats wrapped in black McKinley leather. They are joined by an infotainment system of 12.3 inch, an audio system with eight speakers and a universal door door. Other strengths include an automatic air conditioning system and a 7 -inch cluster display.
The power comes from a 3.6-liter V6 engine producing 285 hp (213 kW / 289 PS) and 260 lb-pi (352 nm) of torque. It is connected to an eight -speed automatic transmission and a standard four -wheel drive system.
Production is limited to 5,000 units and the Jeep Gladiator Big Bear Edition 2025 is now available from Californian dealerships. However, it is not cheap because the price starts at $ 46,090 before destination costs of $ 1,995.
In other news from California, Stellantis donated $ 500,000 to the response of Centraide Centraide Forest Fire. Devastor fires took place in January and killed dozens of people and caused tens of billions of dollars.
