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Tinkered by Lake Park, Florida-based DV8 Motorsports Inc and tastefully shared by the knowledgeable aftermarket folks over at Vossen, it's a Jeep treat – or a threat? Well, it all depends on your POV, of course.
If you ever wanted another continuation of a franchise riddled with dinosaurs, a fourth Jurassic World movie would be perfect for the fourth generation of the Jeep Wrangler. It's rugged, still looks vintage, and capable of just about everything – including looking great or scandalous on a pair of 'Bronzino' aftermarket wheels.
Well, as it turns out, apparently, a fourth Jurassic World movie is indeed in the cards with director Gareth Edwards (of Monsters, Godzilla, Rogue One, and The Creator fame) for the first time at the helm. As such, we have found the perfect Jeep Wrangler that could help Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard save the world and the lost-and-found creatures once again.
This is a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon – and it's the version equipped with the mighty 392 V8 engine, by the way. Unfortunately, we are not going to see them a lot on the streets because, in March, the Stellantis-owned brand announced it would bid farewell to the V8 with the Rubicon 392 Final Edition. Limited to just 3,700 units worldwide, of which 3,300 are reserved for the local United States automotive market, the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition costs over $100K.
Well, even the regular Rubicon 392s are costly, so perhaps it's best to make them stand out in any crowd with a few tasty aftermarket upgrades. As far as we can tell, this DV8-customized Jeep Wrangler rides lifted and with bespoke front and rear bumpers on forged Vossen LCX-03 aftermarket wheels dressed in a color named 'Bronzino.'
Now, there's a question to be asked – is this a swamp thing or a mall crawler? Or both? Frankly, it could be the latter case because the numerous modifications suggest it can survive some harsh off-road treatment by day and go to the Opera House by night to flaunt those concave aftermarket wheels. So, what do you think?
By the way, if you don't care about an off-road SUV, the peeps over at Vossen recently showcased the same 22-inch Forged LCX-03 aftermarket wheels finished this time in Matte Brickell Bronze and fitted to a Ford F-150 Raptor with 37-inch tires. If a full-size pickup truck is not your cue either, no worries; they have more interesting options.
For example, a black Ferrari SF90 Stradale recently got matching Forged ERA-1 three-piece wheels with Satin Black Centers and Gloss Black Outers to embrace the Dark Mode fully. Or, perhaps you want something all-electric like a Rolls-Royce Spectre on contrasting SP3 alloys?
Well, as it turns out, apparently, a fourth Jurassic World movie is indeed in the cards with director Gareth Edwards (of Monsters, Godzilla, Rogue One, and The Creator fame) for the first time at the helm. As such, we have found the perfect Jeep Wrangler that could help Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard save the world and the lost-and-found creatures once again.
This is a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon – and it's the version equipped with the mighty 392 V8 engine, by the way. Unfortunately, we are not going to see them a lot on the streets because, in March, the Stellantis-owned brand announced it would bid farewell to the V8 with the Rubicon 392 Final Edition. Limited to just 3,700 units worldwide, of which 3,300 are reserved for the local United States automotive market, the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition costs over $100K.
Well, even the regular Rubicon 392s are costly, so perhaps it's best to make them stand out in any crowd with a few tasty aftermarket upgrades. As far as we can tell, this DV8-customized Jeep Wrangler rides lifted and with bespoke front and rear bumpers on forged Vossen LCX-03 aftermarket wheels dressed in a color named 'Bronzino.'
Now, there's a question to be asked – is this a swamp thing or a mall crawler? Or both? Frankly, it could be the latter case because the numerous modifications suggest it can survive some harsh off-road treatment by day and go to the Opera House by night to flaunt those concave aftermarket wheels. So, what do you think?
By the way, if you don't care about an off-road SUV, the peeps over at Vossen recently showcased the same 22-inch Forged LCX-03 aftermarket wheels finished this time in Matte Brickell Bronze and fitted to a Ford F-150 Raptor with 37-inch tires. If a full-size pickup truck is not your cue either, no worries; they have more interesting options.
For example, a black Ferrari SF90 Stradale recently got matching Forged ERA-1 three-piece wheels with Satin Black Centers and Gloss Black Outers to embrace the Dark Mode fully. Or, perhaps you want something all-electric like a Rolls-Royce Spectre on contrasting SP3 alloys?
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