• The Jeep Wrangler came out in 1987 and is produced by Chrysler. The Wrangler is classified as a compact four-wheel-drive sport-utility vehicle and is one of the more popular vehicles in the Chrysler lineup. There were several variations of the 2004 model, including the Sahara, Sport, Rubicon, X, SE and Unlimited, all with the same basic specs and slightly different feature sets.
  
  

Performance Features

• The 2004 Jeep Wrangler engine was a 3,956cc 4-liter in-line six-cylinder front engine with 98.4mm bore, 86.7mm stroke and an 8.8 compression ratio, with an overhead valve and two valves per cylinder. The fuel system is a multipoint system that runs on unleaded, with an estimated 19 miles per gallon highway and 16 miles per gallon in the city. Transmission is five-speed manual.
  
  

Suspension and Handling

• The 2004 Jeep Wrangler features beam front and rear suspension, as well as a stabilizer bar and coil springs, two disc brakes on front and drum brakes on the rear, a 3.07:1 axle ratio and full-size alloy rims.
  
  

Standard Features

• Standards of all 2004 Jeep Wranglers include a padded safety rollbar, automatic locking hubs, AM/FM stereo with four speakers, CD player, manual soft-top, duel folding exterior rearview mirrors and two halogen foglights.
  
  

Dimensions and Weight

• The length of the 2004 Jeep Wrangler is 155.4 inches, the width is 66.7 inches and the height is 70.9 inches. The Wrangler weighs 3,450 lb.