2015 Jeep Renegade Pricing Leaked
Pricing for the new Jeep Renegade has leaked, revealing that the new small crossover will start at a base price of $17,995.
The pricing comes from a video interview with Jeep CEO Mike Manley that was supposedly made public before it was supposed to be. The video has since been removed. Destination fees may or may not have been included in the pricing, but are typically $995 at Jeep.
Four trim levels are available with the Renegade: Sport, Latitude, Limited and Trailhawk. Each Renegade, save the Trailhawk, comes standard in two-wheel drive form and bumping up to a four-wheel drive model will cost $2,000.
In base Sport trim, the Renegade offers very few amenities, even forgoing standard air conditioning.
Bump up to the $21,295 Latitude trim and drivers get a leather-wrapped steering wheel, air conditioning, 16-inch wheels, a five-inch touchscreen infotainment system and a six-speaker stereo.
At the top end, the $24,795 Limited trim packs features like heated leather seats, a seven-inch TFT display and auto-dimming mirrors. Exterior tweaks also come to set this Jeep apart including 18-inch wheels and unique design lines around the grille, mirror caps, taillights and roof rails.
For those who actually want to take the Renegade off road, Jeep offers the all-wheel drive only Trailhawk model for $25,995. Upgrades on the Trailhawk model are tailored to hitting the mud and include tow hooks, unique fascias on the front and back and Jeep’s active drive system that gives the Renegade a 20-to-one crawl ratio and a terrain selection system.
GALLERY: 2015 Jeep Renegade
[Source: Jeep Renegade Forum]
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18 grand for a base model doesn't seem too bad, though having to shell out an extra $2,000 to get four-wheel drive kind of sucks.