Reports that the 2018 Jeep Wrangler
will be offered with a 2.0-liter four-
cylinder turbocharged engine have been
given a boost.

Flowwalk. has posted
photos of a prototype Wrangler with its
hood open that appear to show a motor
equipped with a turbo and its
associated intake system.

An inside source recently told
Automotive News that the new engine
is nicknamed “Hurricane” and will put
out around 300 hp. It’s widely expected
to be sold alongside V6, diesel and
possibly hybrid versions of the
Wrangler, while an eight-speed
automatic transmission is also in the
cards.

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images of the Wrangler engine
flowwalk. tells Fox News
that the Wrangler was spotted while it
was parked on the side of a public road.

Many more images of camouflaged
next-generation Wranglers being driven
around have been popping up over the
past few weeks. The all-new truck
appears to hew closely to the current
formula, with a body on frame and live
axles front and rear, but with a slightly
sleeker design for improved
aerodynamics. Chrysler executives have
hinted at the increased use of aluminum
in its construction, but nothing has
been confirmed.

There’s also no word on when it will be
officially revealed, but it will most likely
debut at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show in
January, with sales following later in the
year.
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