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NewsJeep Channels Military Roots with 2026 Gladiator Willys ‘41 Launch

Jeep Channels Military Roots with 2026 Gladiator Willys ‘41 Launch

2026 Jeep Gladiator Willys ‘41 Priced from $62,995 in Canada with Loads of Off-Road Features

  • Jeep introduces 2026 Gladiator Willys ‘41, a nod to the Kaiser Jeep M715 military truck.

  • Features include Olive Drab wheels, steel bumpers, and mud-terrain tires for off-road use.

  • Canadian pricing starts at $62,995, with orders now open nationwide.


Jeep Canada introduces the 2026 Gladiator Willys ‘41 buzz model, a limited-edition trim that pays tribute to the brand’s military roots. Orders are now open across the country, with pricing starting at $62,995, including additional fees.

Modelled after the Kaiser Jeep M715 military truck, the Willys ‘41 features distinct exterior and interior styling elements intended to reflect its historical inspiration. Key features include exclusive 17-inch Olive Drab painted wheels, a Mojave hood with a retro-themed decal, and steel front and rear bumpers.

Interior updates consist of tan Willys ‘41 seat inserts paired with Mantis Green cloth-wrapped mid-bolsters. The truck also features a Mopar triple-hoop grille guard and mud-terrain tires for enhanced off-road performance.

“The Willys ‘41 buzz model brings military-inspired design and proven Jeep capability together in a way that’s both timeless and trail-ready,” said Bob Broderdorf, CEO of the Jeep brand.

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The special edition is part of Jeep’s 2026 Gladiator lineup, offering a version for buyers seeking a design rooted in heritage and rugged capability. The model adds to a series of limited-run variants that incorporate legacy design cues with functional upgrades.

The Willys ‘41 starts at a Canadian MSRP of $60,700 before fees. Jeep has not released details regarding engine specifications or production volumes for the edition. The long-running 3.6L V6 will surely power the Willys, and it will be paired with the standard 8-speed automatic transmission.

 

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Matt St-Pierre
Matt St-Pierre
Trained as an Automotive Technician, Matt has two decades of automotive journalism under his belt. He’s done TV, radio, print and this thing called the internet. He’s an avid collector of many 4-wheeled things, all of them under 1,500 kg, holds a recently expired racing license and is a father of two. Life is beautiful. Send Matt an emai

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