Jeep - Wrangler (2017)

Looking for the most reliable information on the Jeep Wrangler price a minute? Whether you’re eyeing a fresh 2017 model or hunting for a good deal on a used Jeep Wrangler, it’s crucial to know the market context before you make an offer. This guide brings together the latest pricing cues, key specifications, depreciation insights, and comparison benchmarks so you can assess what a 2017 Jeep Wrangler is worth in today’s market.

• Vehicle: Jeep Wrangler – 2017
• Price Context: “The Jeep Wrangler price varies by market, condition, and trim level, but typical range for the 2017 model falls within used Jeep Wrangler price segments spanning from well‑moderated to premium levels.”

Key Specifications – a Snapshot

• Engine: 3.6‑L V6
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic, depending on trim
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (Mild Hybrid options introduced in later years)
• Power: 285 hp / 260 lb‑ft torque
• Drive: Standard four‑wheel‑drive; selectable all‑terrain modes
• Cabin Layout: Two‑seat (Sport) or four‑seat (Unlimited)
• Exterior Dimensions:
  • Length: 173.7 in (Sport) / 177.6 in (Unlimited)
  • Width: 75.8 in
  • Height: 66.4 in (Sport) / 73.3 in (Unlimited)
  • Wheelbase: 107.9 in
• Suspension: Independent front; solid rear axle
• Ground Clearance: 10.3 in (Sport) / 8.1 in (Unlimited)
• Weight: 3,800 lb (Sport) / 3,950 lb (Unlimited)
• Safety: Rear‑view camera (standard on 2017), stability control, seat harnesses (standard)
• Infotainment: 2‑in‑1 touchscreen (up to 7.0 in), Bluetooth, Apple CarPlay (from 2019), Android Auto (from 2020, not on 2017)
• Wheels & Tires: 17‑in. factory wheels; off‑road ready tires optional

These specs outline the core functionality that powers the 2017 Jeep Wrangler, which remains a benchmark for 4‑x‑4 enthusiast buyers. From a usability perspective, the choice between Sport and Unlimited trims eagerly influences the used Jeep Wrangler price due to cabin configurations and optional features.

Depreciation – What to Expect Over Time

Jeep Wrangler depreciation is generally moderate compared to other midsize SUVs, largely because its off‑road prowess and cult following give it a long tail in the resale market. Casino statistics point to the following trends for a 2017 Wrangler:

• Year‑one depreciation: 15‑20% of original purchase (typical for new sporty off‑road vehicles) – a 2017 model used by a new driver could lose roughly 15‑20% of the MSRP in its first twelve months.
• By the end of the second year, the decline typically levels to an additional 5‑7% – so a total loss around 20‑27% of the original price.
• Within three to five years, the half‑life approximation shows the vehicle retaining roughly 50‑60% of its value, assuming regular maintenance and no significant body or mechanical damage.
• Extended use in harsh off‑road conditions can accelerate the depreciation curve, whereas a well‑documented service history can

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