A decade after the introduction of the Wrangler JK, the American automaker launched the fourth generation of this moniker, also known as the JL generation, and the changes were massive.

When Jeep introduced the JK Wrangler in 2007, it surprised everyone with the Unlimited version, but by 2011 standards, it had already started to show its weaknesses, so the automaker updated the rugged SUV.

Jeep launched the third generation of the Wrangler, the JK, in 2006 at the North American International Auto Show, and along with the already-known three-door model, the automaker brought a five-door version.

When Jeep introduced the third generation of the Wrangler, the JK, at the 2006 North American International Auto Show, the Unlimited version was a big surprise, and then the automaker released the Unlimited Rubicon, which was an unexpected appearance.

Jeep tried to see if its customers would appreciate a long-wheelbase version of the Wrangler TJ and introduced the Unlimited variant of this nameplate in 2004.