Jeep Wrangler 2-door: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Wrangler 2-door (2007–2018, JK)
2007 – 2018
- Round headlights and a seven-slot grille on a short two-door body: the JK Wrangler, replaced by the JL during model year 2018
- Two long doors and a short wheelbase: the door and side patterns differ from the four-door
- Removable hard top or soft top: the roof is not covered, the doors are
- Fog lamps on most trims: choose the lamp option on headlamp kits
- Rubicon, Sahara, Sport and the special editions share one set of patterns on this body
- Not covered: Four-door Wrangler Unlimited (separate body)
- Not covered: Soft-top and hard-top roof panels
Wrangler 2-door (2018–2023, JL)
2018 – 2023
- Slanted seven-slot grille and round lights with a lit ring: the JL two-door, launched as the 2018.5 model
- Two long doors on the short body; the hard top and soft top are removable and are not covered
- Sport and Sport S have an open black grille without inserts: choose the Sport trim for its grille
- Rubicon, Sahara, Willys and the special editions share the core patterns
- There is no plug-in 4xe or 392 two-door
- Not covered: Four-door Wrangler Unlimited (separate body)
- Not covered: Soft-top and hard-top roof panels
Wrangler 2-door (2024+, JL facelift)
2024 onwards
- Refreshed grille with a bolder, redrawn opening (Sport and Sport S keep the open black grille without inserts)
- Two doors on the short body; the hard top, Sky One-Touch power top and soft top are removable and are not covered
- Rubicon, Rubicon X, Sahara and Willys share the core patterns
- Sport and Sport S have their own grille: choose the Sport trim
- Not covered: Four-door Wrangler Unlimited (separate body)
- Not covered: Soft-top, Sky One-Touch power-top and hard-top roof panels
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