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Jeep Gladiator Prices, Listings, Recalls and Complaints by Generation

Live Gladiator listings, pricing, and safety filings for Jeep's Wrangler-based midsize pickup.

The modern Jeep Gladiator is a one-generation vehicle so far, but model-year and trim differences are meaningful because it blends Wrangler open-air hardware with pickup-truck utility.

Use this overview to compare Sport, Willys, Overland, Rubicon, Mojave, diesel-era, and 2024-refresh listings by market supply, NHTSA activity, drivetrain, and equipment.

Last updated
June 5, 2026
Generations
1 · 2020 to present
Active listings
28,884
Sources
Visor + NHTSA

Generations

Compare Gladiator year and trim signals inside the JT generation, paying close attention to 2024 refresh changes, off-road trims, towing equipment, and recall completion.

GenerationYearsActiveAvg priceAvg days listedRecallsComplaintsTSBs
First GenerationJT2020 to present28,884$45,61294429032,326

Jeep Gladiator First GenerationJT, 2020 to present

The 2020-present JT Gladiator is a Wrangler JL-based midsize pickup with four doors, standard 4WD, open-air hardware, and a five-foot bed.

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Market and reliability summary

The Gladiator is not just a conventional midsize pickup: removable roof and doors, a fold-down windshield, solid axles, and Rubicon/Mojave hardware make it unusually off-road focused.

Shop by intended use. Inspect steering, powertrain, electrical, suspension, roof and door-seal condition, towing setup, diesel service history where applicable, modification quality, and 2024-newer infotainment and side-curtain-airbag changes.

Because Gladiator has one registry generation, the year breakdown is the primary place to compare safety and market signals.

Sold listings30 days
6,475sold
Average days for sale30 days
94days+25.3%
Listings by trim
Sport5.6K
Rubicon4.9K
Sport S4.9K
Mojave3.4K
Mojave X1.5K
Rubicon X1.5K

Model year breakdown

Year
Active
Avg price
Avg days listed
Sold
Avg milesMarket days supply
2026
18,653-1.4%
$50,410-$289
97+19
2,338-5.9%
130 mi235 days
2025
2,248-1.8%
$46,321-$1K
191+10
492-50.5%
4,313 mi146 days
2024
752+10.3%
$40,425-$147
75-2
304-18.7%
18,924 mi80 days
2023
1,660+6.1%
$36,087+$169
68+1
753-25.4%
36,643 mi68 days
2022
1,717+8.3%
$33,539+$21
50+4
829-18.7%
47,119 mi66 days
2021
2,071+4.6%
$32,572+$175
56+5
937-18.2%
57,825 mi71 days
2020
1,783+9.1%
$29,983+$166
53+4
822-23.3%
70,734 mi70 days

NHTSA safety data

Recalls, owner complaints, and service bulletins reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Recalls: 42Complaints: 903TSBs: 2,326NHTSA
YearRecallsOwner complaintsTSBs
2026
0
0
0
2025
0
0
6
2024
1
0
83
2023
6
39
238
2022
8
95
392
2021
9
346
834
2020
18
423
773

Frequently asked questions

Common shopper questions about Jeep Gladiator generations, pricing, and reliability.

Which Gladiator trim should I start with?
Start with Sport or Willys for simpler utility, Rubicon for rock-focused hardware, Mojave for desert-running suspension tuning, and Overland for a more comfort-oriented truck. Trim choice matters more than generation because Gladiator is still JT-only.
Should I treat Gladiator like a normal midsize pickup?
No. It has pickup utility, but Wrangler-based open-air hardware, solid axles, removable roof and doors, and off-road trims change the inspection priorities.
What changed for the 2024 Gladiator refresh?
The 2024 refresh brought important interior, infotainment, and safety-equipment changes. Compare 2024-newer listings separately if the larger screen and side-curtain-airbag update matter.