In Australia, the Jeep Gladiator lists around A$78,000–A$88,000 before on-roads depending on variant (think Night Eagle through to Rubicon). Drive-away usually ends up in the low–mid A$80k to low A$90k, depending on state taxes and whether your dealer’s feeling generous.
On the used market, 2020–2021 examples often run A$45k–A$65k, while 2022–2024 stock typically sits around A$60k–A$85k based on kilometres, spec, and accessories. Fancy one cheaper? Be ready for higher kays, big tyres, and a snorkel that’s seen more puddles than a toddler.
Factor in insurance and on-roads, and remember prices wobble with sales, supply, and how many people think they’re heading for the Simpson this weekend.
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