Differences Between the Wrangler Rubicon and Sahara?
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Here are the specific differences between the Sahara and Rubicon: Ground clearance: The Sahara has a ground clearance of only 254mm, while the Rubicon reaches 274mm. Four-wheel drive system: Compared to the Rubicon, the Sahara adds a 4H Auto mode. This four-wheel drive mode is closer to the on-demand four-wheel drive system of urban SUVs, using a multi-plate clutch to control whether the four-wheel drive is engaged or disengaged. Front and rear axles: The Rubicon uses thicker Dana front and rear axles compared to the Sahara, and only the Rubicon offers front and rear differential locks.