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Jeep - Gladiator (2023)
Discover the Jeep Gladiator price landscape for the 2023 model year and learn how it stands against rivals in the midsize pickup segment. Whether you’re evaluating a new build, a used Jeep Gladiator price option, or simply curious about its long‑term value, this guide provides the data you need to make an informed decision.
- Engine: 3.6L Pentastar V6, 285 hp, 260 lb-ft torque
- Transmission: 8‑speed automatic or 6‑speed manual (Standard: 8‑speed automatic)
- Drivetrain: 4WD or 2WD, with 4‑wheel locking differential
- Fuel Type: Regular gasoline; expected fuel economy: 18–22 mpg city / 23–27 mpg highway
- Exhaust: Dual‑exhaust setup; standard title to aftermarket options
- Trim Levels: Sport, Wilkes, Sahara, Rubicon, and Trailhawk
- Dimensions: Length: 193.8” / Width: 75.9” / Height: 70.0”
- Wheelbase: 112” (13‑inch difference between Sport and Trailhawk)
- Cargo Capacity: 36.4 cu ft behind seats; 54.5 cu ft with seats folded
- Cabin: 4‑person capacity; up‑to‑8‑person options available on certain trims without a formal seating layout
- Safety: Standard: Blind‑spot monitoring, rear cross‑traffic alert, forward‑collision warning; optional driver‑assist packages include adaptive cruise control and lane‑keeping assist
When you ask what is a 2023 Jeep Gladiator worth, the answer starts with a realistic view of depreciation. New vehicles normally drop 15‑20% of their value in the first year, and the Gladiator follows that trend. An average 2023 Gladiator sees a roughly 12% decline by the two‑year mark, and a steep 25‑30% dip over the first five years of ownership.
Jeep Gladiator depreciation is influenced by factors such as trim choice, mileage, and regional demand. Since the Gladiator blends pickup utility with off‑road flair, its resale value tends to hold above the mid‑tier counterpart of the Bronco and slightly better than the standard 2023 Chevrolet Colorado. However, a heavily used model in over‑the‑road condition could see a sharper depreciation curve.
Below is a snapshot of how depreciation looks on a typical sticker‑price basis:
- Year 0 (new): 100%
- 1 year: minus 16–18%
- 2 years: minus 25–27%
- 3 years: minus 32–35%
- 4 years: minus 38–40%
- 5 years: minus 44–47%
These trends suggest that a high‑leading 2023 Gladiator could maintain roughly 60% of its value after five years, provided it’s kept in good condition and with reasonable mileage. For buyers eyeing a
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