Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve: All 12 Wrangler Special Editions for 2026

Jeep's Twelve 4 Twelve program drops a new limited-edition Wrangler on the 12th of every month for a full year, twelve special editions in total, to mark 85 years of the Jeep brand, a campaign fans also call the Jeep 12 for 12. The run started in November 2025 with the Moab 392 and continues through October 2026, and each drop brings its own color story, interior, and trail-ready hardware in limited numbers. Below is every edition revealed so far, the full drop calendar, and how to make whichever one you get feel unmistakably yours.

In this article

• What is the Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve program?
• The full drop schedule
• Every edition revealed so far
• Which Twelve 4 Twelve Wrangler fits you?
• Make your special edition your own
• Related reading
• FAQ

What is the Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve program?

Twelve 4 Twelve, which fans often shorthand as the Jeep 12 for 12, is a yearlong celebration of the Jeep brand's 85th anniversary. Instead of a single anniversary model, Jeep is releasing twelve limited-edition Wranglers, one on the 12th of each month from November 2025 through October 2026. Each edition is a distinct take on the Wrangler, from tribute trims that revive classic styling cues to high-output builds powered by the 6.4 liter HEMI V8. Quantities are limited, so most editions sell quickly once they drop.

The full drop schedule

Every edition lands on the 12th. Here is the calendar with the editions confirmed so far. We update this list as each new drop is revealed.

Every edition revealed so far

Moab 392 (November 2025)

The first drop set the tone. The Moab 392 pairs the class-exclusive 6.4 liter HEMI V8, rated at 470 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque, with 35 inch all-terrain tires and beadlock-capable 17 inch wheels. It is the muscle end of the lineup.

Whitecap (December 2025)

The Whitecap leans on one of Jeep's most recognizable heritage cues, a bright white painted hardtop and matching seven-slot grille inspired by the CJ-era Arctic White tops. Clean, classic, and instantly recognizable.

85th Anniversary (January 2026)

The anniversary centerpiece. The 85th Anniversary edition adds a plaid interior with exclusive 85th Anniversary seat tags and Steel Oxide painted 17 inch wheels, a nod to eight and a half decades of open-air freedom.

Willys 392 (February 2026)

The Willys 392 takes the stripped-down, back-to-basics spirit of the original Willys and drops in the 6.4 liter HEMI V8. It is the rawest, most performance-focused blend of old-school looks and modern power in the series.

Rockslide (March 2026)

Rockslide is a design-first build centered on shades of blue, blending Blue Agave, Jean Blue, and Indigo Blue accents, and it adds steel rock rails for real trail protection.

Rewind (April 2026)

Rewind is pure nostalgia, a throwback to the late 1980s and early 1990s with bold neon color palettes, arcade-style graphics, and 8-bit inspired embossing. It is the most playful edition of the run.

America250 (May 2026)

Revealed on May 12, the America250 (also styled A-250) celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States in red, white, and blue, and pairs the patriotic theme with a historic Marvel collaboration. For the story behind the patriotic build, read our guide to the Jeep Badge of Honor and America 250.

Sarge (June 2026)

The eighth drop, the 2027 Wrangler Sarge, is a military-inspired tribute to the original 1941 Willys MB, with exclusive '41 Green accents and a Drab Green and Cattle Tan interior. Jeep debuted a matching Gladiator Sarge alongside it. Read our full Sarge guide.

Laredo (July 2026)

The ninth drop, the 2027 Wrangler Laredo, revives a classic Jeep trim name that dates to the early 1980s. Built on the Wrangler Willys with the Xtreme 35 Package, it brings back the tan soft-top and adds bronze accents and a Bison Brown Nappa leather interior. Read our full Laredo guide.

Editions ten through twelve continue dropping on the 12th of each month through October 2026. Check back here, because we add each one as Jeep reveals it.

Which Twelve 4 Twelve Wrangler fits you?

The quick guide: for maximum power, look at the Moab 392 or Willys 392 with the HEMI V8. For heritage style, the Whitecap, 85th Anniversary, Sarge, or Laredo. For a bold, colorful statement, the Rockslide or Rewind. And for patriotic pride, the America250. Every one is a Wrangler underneath, so the platform, trail capability, and personalization options carry across the whole lineup.

Make your special edition your own

A limited-edition Wrangler is a strong starting point, and many owners personalize theirs further to carry an edition's theme, or their own, across the vehicle. If custom graphics are on your list, our hood graphics and window decals are made in the USA, and our spare tire covers fit specific Wrangler and Gladiator model years.

Related reading

• Jeep Badge of Honor and the America 250 Edition
• Jeep Name Generator: find the right name for your new Wrangler

Frequently asked questions

What is the Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve program?

Twelve 4 Twelve is Jeep's 85th anniversary program that releases twelve limited-edition Wranglers, one dropping on the 12th of each month from November 2025 through October 2026.

How many Twelve 4 Twelve editions are there?

Twelve in total, one per month for twelve months. Editions one through nine (Moab 392, Whitecap, 85th Anniversary, Willys 392, Rockslide, Rewind, America250, Sarge, and Laredo) have been revealed, with the rest dropping monthly through October 2026.

When do the Jeep Twelve 4 Twelve editions drop?

On the 12th of every month. The program began November 12, 2025, and the final edition drops October 12, 2026.

Are the Twelve 4 Twelve Wranglers limited?

Yes. Each edition is produced in limited numbers, so popular drops often sell out quickly after they are released.

Do they all have the HEMI V8?

No. Some editions, such as the Moab 392 and Willys 392, use the 6.4 liter HEMI V8, while others are built on standard Wrangler powertrains with edition-specific styling and features.