In November 2025, Jeep announced it would be unveiling 12 new special-editions on the 12th of every month in celebration of the company’s 85th birthday. The ClassicCars.com Journal has featured each Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve edition but, now that all 12 have been revealed, here’s an overview in case you’ve missed any.
Moab 392: The first edition in this series was inspired by the Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. Among other features you can read about, it included a 470-horsepower 6.4-liter Hemi V-8 engine.
Whitecap: This edition was inspired by the “classic CJ-Universal and its iconic Arctic White top.”
85th Anniversary Edition: Featuring bronze tow hooks, special Blue Agave 85th anniversary badges, and a unique plaid interior, this Wrangler turns heads while paying tribute to Jeep’s heritage and purpose-built design.
Willys 392: Powered by the same 470-horsepower 6.4-liter Hemi V-8 found in the Moab 392, this edition combines power with a design that takes a fond look at the heritage of the Willys brand.
Rockslide: The exterior includes an Anvil grille surround, unique Blue Agave decals, and 11 different colors to choose from (including Earl). It is complemented by a comfortable Jean Blue cloth interior with Indigo accents.
Rewind: Inspired by the loud designs of the 1980-90s, this edition includes bright colors, in-your-face graphics, and period-correct digital designs.
America250: Similar to why the national anthem is sung before sporting events, Jeep created this edition to honor the United States of America and her 250th birthday.
Sarge: Stellantis calls this edition “a tribute to U.S. military members with military-themed exterior and interior design cues.” It includes ’41 Green paint and a Bright White roof with custom graphics and a rugged but comfortable interior design.
Laredo: To pay homage to one of the most popular trim packages in Jeep’s history, Stellantis created a special-edition Wrangler for the number nine spot in the Twelve 4 Twelve series.
Smoky Mountain: Jeep made sure it didn’t forget to acknowledge its loyal fan base in the series. The tenth edition is inspired by the East Tennessee region where the annual Smoky Mountain Invasion is held. This Wrangler includes exterior and interior components that take cues from a geographical area that has integrated itself into the brand’s lineage.
JL-2A: For the history buffs, Jeep created the Wrangler JL-2A as a tribute to the Willys CJ-2A, which was invaluable to the Allies during World War II.
Switchback: If Jeep Wranglers are known for one thing outside of off-roading, it’s their ability to be highly customizable. The final release has been described by Jeep CEO Branden Coté as “… the perfect finale. It takes Wrangler’s inherent spirit of personalization somewhere unexpected, pairing bold contrasts and interchangeable elements with the legendary 4×4 capability at the heart of every Wrangler.”
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