Jeep Launches 80s and 90s-Inspired Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind Special Editions

• This special edition is the 6^th of 12 monthly special editions that are part of the brand’s Twelve 4 Twelve anniversary campaign.

• Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind models are based on the mid-tier Willys trim level.

• This special edition includes unique hood graphics, gold accents, all-terrain tires, and 8-bit inspired Nappa leather upholstery.

Fans of 80s and 90s design will be happy to learn of the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind, a special edition that uses bold colours and graphics packages to recall these two decades.

The sixth installment of the Twelve 4 Twelve series of special editions, the Rewind was inspired by a concept presented at the 2025 Easter Jeep Safari under the same name.

Like the concept, this special edition stands out with its bold light blue and pink hood graphics and bodyside stripes, along with large Rewind logos on each side of the hood and a matching spare tire cover on the Wrangler.

Other standout features are gold-accented alloy wheels and tow hooks, also inspired by the concept.

All Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind are based on the mid-tier Willys trim level and feature all-terrain tires along with steel rock rails in order to provide improved off-roading abilities.

The Rewind special edition will be available in combination with a selection of standard Jeep exterior paint colours, including the pictured Reign (purple), Anvil (blueish- dark gray), Bright White, Granite Crystal (dark metallic gray), Gloss Black, Hydro Blue, Joose (orange), and Earl (greenish light gray). Painted fender flares are included with all Rewind editions.

Inside, the Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind special editions are less distinctive, but there are still some significant differences from a regular Willys model.

For a start, this package comes with a unique Nappa leather upholstery that features an embossed pattern inspired by 8-bit arcade games, along with the embossed silhouette of an original Willys Jeep on the upper seat backs.

Contrast stitching is also included in dark and light blue, as well as a unique shifter cap inspired by dot-matrix designs, exclusive cup holder plaques, and a model-specific swing gate plaque on the Wrangler.

Aside from all of this, Wrangler and Gladiator Rewind models will feature the same equipment as the Willys trim level, which presumably means the Wrangler will be available with either the 3,6L V6 and a six-speed manual transmission or the 2,0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine and an eight-speed automatic transmission, while the Gladiator will pair the V6 with the automatic.

Canadian buyers will be able to place an order with their dealer starting in May, and Jeep has set the price of the Rewind Special Edition at $3,700 over the standard Willys model for the Gladiator and $4,000 for the Wrangler.