Popular tune-up shop Mopar has built the “Top Dog”, a Jeep Gladiator truck with off-road upgrades and equipment for those into mountain biking.
The truck bed gives way to a cargo organizer system called PCOR and an added rack for two bicycles. The box contains a mini-fridge and an electric grille.
Other than that, the car flaunts two dozens of Jeep Performance Parts (JPP), including a suspension lift, fender flares, 17-inch alloys, 37-inch BF Goodrich KM3 tires, a snorkel pipe, side sills, additional LEDs throughout, a JPP Rubicon bumper, and two winches. Rounding things off is a K-9 Blue paintjob.
Inside, the same blue tint can be found on the dashboard and the stitching that adorns the seats and the wheel. Soft Katzkin leather ensures pleasant tactile feedback, the floor mats can be used in any weather and climate, the pedal pads are stainless-steel, and you can use convenient added grips for getting in and out of the car. A few tourist-friendly bags are included with the purchase.
The Gladiator Top Dog still relies on its stock 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 to hit the wheels with up to 285 PS (281 hp / 210 kW) and 353 Nm (260 lb-ft) of torque. An eight-speed TorqueFlite transmission delivers the momentum to all four wheels.