Compared with the Mercedes-Benz G series and the Ford F-150 Raptor, the Jeep Wrangler can be said to be a relatively hard-core off-road vehicle. And the fact is the same. Almost all the Wranglers seen on the road have been refitted and upgraded, especially in the United States, where the refitting culture is strong, it may not be a big deal to have a refitted Wrangler at home. However, sometimes seeing is not necessarily believing. The seemingly ordinary modified version of the Wrangler that I will introduce next has a heart that is unwilling to be ordinary.
It was once said that apart from the Honda Civic and the boy’s first bike, the Jeep Wrangler is arguably the most modified “machine” on the planet. Although it is exaggerated to say so, it is enough to show consumers’ great enthusiasm for refitting the Wrangler. This red modified Wrangler has nothing unique at first glance. In fact, when you take a closer look, you will find that the interior of the car is also a typical Jeep interior. The PRND21 shift lever and the chassis suspension of the whole car have been modified. Lift it up and replace it with large-size off-road tires. Through the six-spoke blackened aluminum alloy rim, you can see the red brake calipers, which are in harmony with the paintwork of the vehicle, but this seems to indicate something. A steel frame is installed around the car, which can not only reduce scratches, but also serve as a luggage rack on the top. But these seem to be a modification that all Wrangler owners will carry out, but is this really the case?
These modifications that can be seen intuitively are not the focus of this Wrangler. When some careful consumers see the SRT10 logo on the rear, they may understand it at once. Open the hood of this red Wrangler, and you will feel that this is definitely not a Wrangler that you often see on the street. A Viper V10 engine was installed in the small engine bay of this two-door version of the Wrangler, and the maximum output power reached 500 horsepower. What is even more exciting is that this car is currently auctioned on eBay, and the price is only US$52,000 (equivalent to RMB 340,000). Generally speaking, this Wrangler is very low-key. If it is not for the SRT logo on the back, you will never think that it has V10 power. If you want to enjoy the excitement brought by abundant power while off-road, then this The Viper version of the Wrangler may be your dish.
