If the immense power unleashed by turbocharged and hybrid systems in small and medium-displacement engines is synonymous with technological progress, then the roar and explosive power of large-displacement engines are synonymous with pure enjoyment.
That's right, large-displacement engines haven't disappeared, nor will they be replaced; they will only become more expensive.
In today's climate of heightened environmental awareness, examining the existence of the Wrangler 392 is somewhat perplexing. This vehicle contradicts mainstream values in almost every aspect, seemingly a choice only for anti-social enthusiasts.
Even some environmentalists see it as a quintessential embodiment of an "earth destroyer."
Of course, their feelings are irrelevant. To us, the Wrangler 392 is simply a rare work of art in a chaotic world.
The 392 cubic inch (6.4L) V8 engine delivers astonishing power to the Wrangler, with 470 horsepower and 635 Nm of torque. The Wrangler 392 can accelerate from 0 to 96 km/h in just 4.5 seconds and achieve a quarter-mile time of 13 seconds.
