The 2004 Jeep Rubicon is a model of the Jeep Wrangler family known for smooth traveling and easy-to-use equipment, according to Automotive. This Jeep is a less flashy version of the Sahara, another 2004 Wrangler model. Nevertheless, the Rubicon was designed with several upgraded Wrangler features that are a testament to vehicle strength and durability.
Interior Specs
The Rubicon is a compact sport utility vehicle designed for limited capacity, according to the Car Connection. The Rubicon is suited to handle a maximum of four people. Specifically, the Jeep includes two doors, two front seats --- a driver and passenger seat --- and two back seats. Nevertheless, all interior is weatherproof. The Rubicon is four-wheel drive capable and includes air conditioning and cruise control, although roll up windows are standard fare.
Exterior Specs
The Rubicon is equipped with extra-strength wheel axles and "diamond-plate sill guards." Additionally, top-notch suspension is capable of handling rough off-road conditions and anti-lock brakes are also included. Standard tire heights stand upwards at 31 inches and "a heavy-duty transfer case with an ultra-low 4:1 ratio" completes its rugged design. The roof on all Wranglers also dismantle and reattach with ease.
Engine and Fuel Specs
Most 2004 Rubicon's come equipped with a five-speed manual transmission although custom designs may allow you to find a used Rubicon with an automatic. Every Rubicon engine was also manufactured with a 4.0-liter engine. A polished engine with no damage or fluid leaks maintains 16 miles per gallon on city streets and 19 mpg when cruising on the highway.
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