2021 Jeep Gladiator Prices and Deals

The Jeep pickup:

The carryover 2021 Gladiator continues to populate dealers nationwide. Selection should be sufficient to meet demand. The Gladiator gains an optional turbodiesel V6 this year.

The Gladiator is essentially a pickup version of the Wrangler Unlimited with many of the same classic design cues. That makes the Gladiator something special in the market — a truck designed primarily for recreation, not work.

Prices typically start about $2,000 higher than the Wrangler Unlimited. The base Sport is difficult to find, which means the cheapest model on many lots costs close to $40,000. Factory incentives have really picked up since the model's introduction last year.

Current offers from Jeep run through June 1, 2021 and can vary by region. Examples below are for California. Memorial Day deals are already available and reflected in these figures.

Lease: From $329 for 36 months

The 2021 Gladiator Sport now starts at $329 for 36 months (10,000 miles a year) with $3,995 due at signing.

The effective monthly cost is $440, a good value for this price class. Residual values are very high on the Gladiator Sport, which typically translates into strong lease offers.

Rebates: Up to $3,000 off

Jeep continues to offer a $1,000 rebate throughout most of the vast 2021 Gladiator lineup.

Two of the upper trims, Mojave and Rubicon, come with a $3,000 rebate, an increase of $1,000 over last month.

For comparison, there are no rebates this month on the Wrangler lineup.

Finance: From 0% APR for 36 months + up to $2,000 bonus

Instead of the standard rebate, you can get promotional financing starting at 0% APR for 36 months on all trims. The offer comes with $2,000 bonus cash on the Mojave and Rubicon only. Long loan terms are available at incrementally higher rates.