The vivid lime-green hue returns to the Wrangler's order sheet and is now available on Jeep's pickup truck too.

This is the first time the color is available on the Gladiator. It hasn't been an option for the Wrangler for several years.

Jeep has brought back one of its most spectacular colors – Mojito! – for the Wrangler and, for the first time, the Gladiator. Both Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator are already available in eye-catching colors, but this bright shade of green is perhaps the most dramatic.

For years, the Jeep Wrangler has been hot. It’s so popular and fun that Barbie drives one. However, now the Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator have the risk of literally being hot due to fires. Some owners noticed, and they filed a lawsuit.

The Jeep brand is turning heads with the return of its bold Mojito! green exterior paint, which has been added to the color palette of the 2025 Wrangler and Gladiator. The color, which makes even the famous Tuscadero pink look like a sensible option,

Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators from model years 2021 through 2023 might be susceptible to underhood fires. In fact, the NHTSA is investigating 781,459 of them to determine if the thermal events are the result of a defect or not. Some customers aren’t waiting for the results, though, and are instead suing Jeep.

Jeep Gladiator and the 2025 Wrangler just got a lot greener, thanks to an eye-catching shade of green called “Mojito!” If the name sounds familiar, it’s either because you recently had a cocktail or because you recall that Mojito!

F ive years ago, the Jeep Wrangler lost one of its coolest paint colors. Sure you had plenty of other cool choices like Hella Yella, and Jeep has introduced loads more like Tuscad