Get Your Hands On A 2012 Jeep Wrangler 6x6 Pickup With A Hemi Engine

by AutoExpert   |  14 January, 2022

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This unique 2012 Jeep Wrangler 6x6 pickup, dubbed "The Savage Bull," is up for sale and is the epitome of wildness. The only original item, according to the sale description, is the windshield.

A 6.4-liter V8 Hemi crate engine produces over 485 horsepower (492 PS/362 kW) and 475 lb-ft (644 Nm) of torque straight from the factory. It's linked to a six-speed automatic gearbox with a pass-through axle that provides power to all four rear wheels.

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This Jeep Wrangler 6x6 also features handmade Borla headers, an updated suspension for smoother riding, and two gas tanks. It rides on 22-inch wheels with Nitto Ridge Grappler 37-inch tires wrapped around them and Wilwood power disc brakes.

It's a Mercedes-Benz Silver paint job on this Jeep Wrangler 6x6. Full-size back doors are unique, as are the 200 lbs (91 kg) aluminum grille, the LED headlights, the smoky LED taillights, and the bespoke bumpers with Rigid LED lights all over the vehicle.

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The bed is likewise bespoke and measures eight feet long. It's made of aluminum and has an electric cover with additional LED lights. The tailgate has the signature of Atlanta Braves Hall of Fame baseball star Andruw Jones, who commissioned it.

Likewise, the inside was completed in black leather with baseball stitching all around. A unique dash, four captain's seats, a built-in cooler, USB charging stations, headrest TV monitors, and a 14-speaker Focal sound system with Mosconi amps round out the features.

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Only 12,000 miles (19,312 km) have been logged since this Jeep Wrangler was put into service in 2017. If you're intrigued, you may place a bid on it at Barrett-Jackson’s 2022 Scottsdale Auction, which takes place from January 22 to January 30.

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