SoFlo Speedster Is The 575 hp Jeep Wrangler You Didn’t Know You Needed

by AutoExpert   |  20 February, 2025

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SoFlo Customs in South Florida just unveiled something truly wild: the SoFlo Speedster. This custom Jeep Wrangler blends the best of both worlds—part sports car, part hardcore off-roader—and the company claims it’s what the Wrangler Rubicon 392 should’ve been from the start.

Under the hood, the SoFlo Speedster boasts a 6.4-liter Hemi V8, cranking out an impressive 575 hp—105 hp more than the Rubicon 392, thanks to an upgraded exhaust and a tune.

SoFlo Speedster

SoFlo has chopped the cabin, removing the rear section and doors, turning it into a two-door with a custom steel roll cage and a five-foot bed at the back. To ensure it can tear up the trails, the SoFlo Speedster rides on 22-inch wheels wrapped in massive 40-inch Nitto off-road tires.

SoFlo Speedster

Plus, it’s equipped with 44-inch Dana axles, electronic locking differentials, and a sports-tuned suspension. SoFlo claims it has sports car handling on rails, which might be a stretch, but it’s likely pretty refined for a beast with these giant wheels.

SoFlo Speedster

The exterior is nearly all custom, with a bold new front fascia, sharp LED headlights, and a grille accented by two bright red tow hooks. The SoFlo Speedster also comes with optional power side steps, and the doors are easily removable for those who want to feel the wind in their hair.

SoFlo Speedster

SoFlo Customs has already built at least three of these, and they’re taking orders for more. Prices start at $99,999 and can go up to $129,000, depending on how you configure it.

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