Jeep’s Twelve 4 Twelve Series Now On Its 10th Drop
Jeep refuses to let its special-edition Wrangler streak cool off. Over a month after dusting off the Laredo badge, the brand is back at it with the 2027 Wrangler Smoky Mountain Edition – the freshest face in the Twelve 4 Twelve lineup.
The Smoky Mountain Edition made its grand entrance at the 14th annual Smoky Mountain Invasion in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee – basically Jeep heaven for die-hard fans. This marks the 10th chapter in the Twelve 4 Twelve saga, a series that pays tribute to Jeep’s roots, legendary trails, and the off-road faithful.
Based on the four-door Wrangler Willys – arguably the best trim in the lineup – the Smoky Mountain Edition keeps all the Trail Rated chops but throws in some exclusive style inspired by the Great Smoky Mountains.
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Trail Rated Hardware Remains the Foundation
Built on the Wrangler Willys, the Smoky Mountain Edition keeps the same off-road-ready mechanical package. Buyers can choose between a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder automatic or a 3.6-liter V6 automatic.
The off-road gear sticks to the tried-and-true Willys recipe: 33-inch BFGoodrich KO2 all-terrains (or beefier 35s if you’re feeling bold), Dana 44 axles front and rear, a locking rear diff, 4.10 gears, steel rock rails, and a factory hitch for when adventure calls.
Style-wise, Jeep throws on 17-inch smoky black wheels, a gloss black seven-slot grille, and those exclusive Smoky Mountain hood decals. The body-color hardtop and matching fender flares are standard, but if you want to go topless at the push of a button, the Sky One-Touch power top is still on the menu.
Inside, Jeep spices things up with a few Smoky Mountain-only touches but keeps the classic Wrangler vibe. The Black Ferndale cloth seats get a rugged embossed finish, and Terracotta stitching with metallic Blaze Orange accents bring a splash of Smoky Mountain color to the cabin.
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Pricing Stays Close to Willys
Jeep didn’t forget the Easter eggs: look for a 1941 Willys parachute graphic on the seat bolsters, a commemorative plaque on the rear swing gate, and a shifter medallion with a mama bear and cub. Creature comforts like heated seats, a heated wheel, dual-zone climate, and a universal garage opener are all part of the deal.
If you want in, orders for the Wrangler Smoky Mountain Edition are now open for the four-door, no matter which automatic you choose. The best part, however, is that the package is only $80 more than a regular Willys with the same gear, so you get all the exclusive style and commemorative touches without breaking the bank.
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