Power Wheels Jeep Wrangler Review

The Jeep Wrangler is the single most popular ride-on ever made, and there are straightforward reasons for that. It's reliable in the Power Wheels tradition, it fits two kids properly in a wide bench seat, it handles multiple terrain types, and the brand recognition is high enough that parents spot it at garage sales and pay reasonable money for it — which tells you something about the resale value.

The wide bench is the key differentiator from other two-seaters. Both kids sit side by side with actual room, not squeezed together in a seat designed for one and a half. The 12V dual-motor handles grass, gravel, and concrete without issue. High/low speed settings (2.5 and 5 mph) work from age 3 through 7 without the vehicle feeling either too fast or too slow.

Two things Power Wheels didn't include: a parental remote, and a remote option at all. At $230–$320, that's a noticeable omission. The assembly is involved — budget 60 to 90 minutes. Neither complaint is disqualifying, but both are worth knowing going in.