The new JL generation is seeing repeated reports of power steering loss at highway speeds, a genuinely dangerous failure mode that Jeep's bean counters apparently haven't figured out yet. Multiple owners are documenting the same issue, which suggests this isn't isolated user error—it's a systemic problem that should worry anyone considering a new Wrangler.

Jeep pulled the JL Wrangler from UK sale over emissions and safety compliance failures—a rare case of regulations actually blocking a car worth owning. The company hints at an eventual return, likely with a cleaner powertrain and updated crash structure. For now, clean examples are becoming harder to find across the pond.