What are the differences between the Wrangler JK and JL?
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The specific differences between the Wrangler JK and JL are as follows: 1. Exterior: The changes are quite noticeable, mainly reflected in the styling and lines of components such as the hood, front fascia, fenders, wheel arches, and lighting units. The body structure still uses carbon steel material, while the hood, front and rear doors, and tailgate are made of aluminum alloy to reduce body weight while maintaining strength. 2. Interior and features: Compared to all previous models, there have been significant improvements. The interior uses more soft-touch materials, and the layout of functional components along with the overall design is more reasonable and innovative. Standard features across all models include keyless start, front side airbags, rearview camera, engine start-stop, rear seat air vents, digital instrument cluster, high-definition central touchscreen, heated steering wheel, tilt and telescopic steering wheel adjustment, and front seat lumbar support. There are also considerable differences between versions like the U.S. and Chinese specifications. For example, the U.S. version offers optional AUX switches for additional electrical harnesses, while the Chinese version only includes multimedia interfaces.