Top 5 Features of the 2020 Jeep Gladiator

As a stellar off-roading vehicle, the 2020 Jeep Wrangler comes in two styles: the two-door version can seat four people while the four-door Wrangler Unlimited can seat up to five people. There are eight trims available (Sport, Sport S, Black & Tan, Willys, Sport Altitude, Sahara, Rubicon, and Sahara Altitude), many of which come with stellar features. Keep reading to learn more about five of the vehicle's top features. more Superior Engine Options The 2020 Jeep Wrangler comes with several engine options. The standard 3.6-liter V-6 engine produces 285 horsepower, while the optional 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine produces 270 horsepower. What's new for the vehicle is a 3.0-liter turbodiesel V-6 engine that produces 260 horsepower. This engine option is only available on four-door models. All engines come paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission and four-wheel drive, but only the 3.6-liter V-6 has a six-speed manual transmission option. Excellent Off-Roading Capabilities The Wrangler's solid-axle suspension makes it ideal if you're looking for an off-roading vehicle. No matter what type of terrain you tackle, the Wrangler can handle rocks, holes, and bumps. Depending on the model, you get between 9.7 and 10.8 inches of ground clearance, so you can easily maneuver the vehicle. All models also feature a two-speed transfer case, which helps the engine's torque for low-speed driving. Other standard features include protective skid plates and tow hooks, while optional features include limited-slip and locking differentials as well as an electronic disconnecting sway bar. Premium Interior No matter if you opt for the two- or four-door Wrangler, you get plenty of interior space. The front seats are comfortable and give you an expansive view of the road. Front-seat travelers also garner plenty of head- and legroom, so tall people have plenty of room. The four-door Wrangler offers more legroom in the back when compared to the two-door models. Spacious Cargo Area Just as the vehicle offers a plush interior, the Wrangler's cargo area is expansive. The two-door model has 13 cubic feet of cargo space when its seats are upright and 32 cubic feet when you fold them down. With the four-door model, you get 32 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats upright, while folding down these seats give you 72 cubic feet of space. These numbers for the four-door models are some of the best in its class. Easy-to-Use Technology Regardless of the touch screen size, the Wrangler's Uconnect infotainment is easy to use. Its menus are simple to comprehend, and the touch screen responds quickly. If you prefer, there are physical buttons and knobs found on the dashboard in which you can adjust audio and climate controls. The base Wrangler has a 5-inch touch-screen display along with one USB port, eight speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity. Available upgrades include a 7- or 8.4-inch touch-screen display, navigation, satellite radio, a nine-speaker audio system, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. If you have any additional questions or wish to get behind the wheel of the 2020 Jeep Wrangler, reach out to the professionals at Crenwelge Motor Sales Inc. They can help you drive off in one of these vehicles today.   Image via Jeep.com

Although the history of the United States only spans a few centuries, every area of the country is filled with stories and traditions. That's certainly the case for Fredericksburg, Texas, a town that combines American, German, and Mexican cultures in a totally unique way. Here are the best places to go if you want to explore the town's history. Lyndon B. Johnson State Park and Historic Site Named after the nation's 36th president Lyndon B. Johnson, who was born only 15 miles east of Fredericksburg, this park celebrates his time in office, but it's also a great place to discover the area's natural landscape and the way German immigrants left their mark on local culture. Fans of the president can visit his boyhood home and the first school that he attended as a 4-year-old. This is a good way to get a glimpse into LBJ's formative years. They can also pay respects at the Johnson family cemetery, where he and his family are buried. There's more to the park, however than President Johnson's memory. Visitors can explore the Sauer-Beckmann Living History Farm, a World War I-era establishment where rangers dressed in period clothes still raise crops and animals like in the old days. There are also some historic cabins, built by German immigrants in the 19th century, which can be explored to get a better idea of how German traditions had an impact on the local community. National Historic District Heart of Fredericksburg Fredericksburg's historic district has been well-preserved, so one of the most fun and effective ways of discovering the town's roots is by simply taking a stroll through it. The Fredericksburg Visitor Information Center will provide you with insight on what you're about to see, so all you have to do is walk around the district and discover how Fredericksburg's architecture has evolved from the town's early days. Over 700 historically significant structures still stand, from very old log cabins to Hill Country-style homes built at the beginning of this century. The National Museum of the Pacific War Located on Fredericksburg's Main Street, this fascinating museum is the only one on continental U.S. that is entirely dedicated to honoring the millions of brave Americans which fought in World War II's Asiatic-Pacific Theater in the name of freedom. Spread over more than 50,000 square feet, it features fascinating exhibits, well-reserved archives and collections, as well as interactive media presentations which recreate the struggle and the triumph of our troops in the Pacific. Outside the museum building, visitors will find various outdoor exhibits and memorials. History will always play a big part in our future progress, as the only way to build a better tomorrow is to learn the lessons given by our past. Those visiting or living in Fredericksburg have the opportunity to explore not only local history, with the fascinating blend of people and cultures that built the town, but also American history and the sacrifices that our forefathers had to endure so that we can enjoy life in freedom and prosperity. Some rights reserved by Manuel Delgado Tenori

Your local Jeep dealer has the best tools and technicians in the industry to ensure your vehicle runs perfectly. If you're in the Fredericksburg, TX area, keep reading to learn about some of the services available to you! Photo by: Steady Content 6 Essential Services Always Available at Your Fredericksburg, TX Jeep Dealer OEM Certified Parts When your Jeep vehicle needs new parts or accessories, you owe it to yourself to only use brand new parts that are manufacturer certified. Whether it's wheels, engine parts, or accessories that you need, your authorized Jeep service center will supply you with top-quality OEM parts at the best possible price. They can even help you find high-performance parts, so you can customize every detail of your vehicle; and if they don't have it, they can order it! Custom Oil and Filter Change If extending your vehicle's lifespan as long as possible is a priority for you, it's essential to choose the right motor oil and oil filter. The expert Jeep technicians at your authorized dealership are trained to know exactly which oil and filter are best suited for your vehicle. They'll ensure your engine is free of gunk and debris that builds up over time, so you can enjoy every mile on the road and get the most out of your Jeep. Brake Repair Having healthy brakes on your vehicle at all times is paramount for your safety and others on the road around you. If you hear a squeaking noise when pressing the brake pedal, and find that you constantly have to press harder and harder for them to respond, it's time to get them changed at your authorized Jeep service center. A factory-trained Jeep technician will fit your vehicle with OEM brake pads designed specifically for your model. Tune-Ups Committing to scheduled tune-ups will ensure your vehicle runs optimally whether there are 10,000 miles on the odometer or 100,000 miles. At your local Jeep service center, a factory-trained technician will revise a wide range of vehicle functions and make the necessary repairs or adjustments wherever needed. This can include general repairs, preventative maintenance, air conditioning and heater service, and fluid top-ups. You'll receive an easy-to-understand analysis of what needs to be done and why. Transmission Repairs When the transmission on your Jeep vehicle needs to be repaired, you can count on a factory-trained technician to get the job done right. Whether your vehicle is a six-speed or 10-speed, the professionals at your local Jeep service center will identify which part of your transmission is failing, replace it, and get you back on the road. Comfort While You Wait Your local Jeep service center provides you with a comfortable waiting lounge while your vehicle is being repaired by the best technicians in the industry. You'll have access to free Wi-Fi, comfortable seating, and complimentary coffee. If you have a vehicle that needs maintenance and repair, or is looking for the best deals on high-performance Jeep vehicles, stop by Crenwelge Motors today! We can handle all of your automotive needs.