On Veterans Day 2025, Jeep and Fox Factory debuted a custom Wrangler Commando 392.
It was based on the Wrangler Rubicon 392 painted ‘41 drab green, but came equipped with a Whipple supercharger and MagnaFlow exhaust that cranked it up to 705 hp.
It was also upgraded with a JKS-designed suspension featuring Fox 3.0 Factory Race Series shocks; a Fox ATS steering stabilizer; Mopar beadlock-capable wheels wrapped in 37-inch Nitto mud-terrain tires; and a Warn winch.
Styling updates included a bimini top; tube doors; unique graphics and badges; and tan Katzkin leather upholstery with the Commando name embroidered in the seat backs.
The $69,995 price was a bargain for what it delivered, but it was only available for veterans and active duty military to buy until now.
Just 250 were built, but one of them was reserved for a charity auction supporting the USO that went live this week on Bring a Trailer. The high bid was $100,000 at the time this story was posted, but the auction runs until Nov. 22 and is open to all.
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The auction marks the end of Jeep’s year-long 85th anniversary celebration, during which it released a dozen Twelve 4 Twelve special edition versions of the Wrangler and Gladiator.
