2019 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon Highly specified double-cab off-roader with RLD canopy and only 38,000 miles M.O.T. - September 2026 Odometer - 38,000 Finished in a vivid shade of red with contrasting black detailing, this four-door, five-seat pick-up combines serious off-road intent with everyday usability. Chunky all-terrain tyres, extended arches and the factory rock-rails give it a suitably purposeful stance, while the rear load bed is enclosed by an RLD Designs steel canopy with side-access doors, providing secure and weatherproof storage. A heavy-duty, height-adjustable tow hitch and electrics are also fitted, further underlining the vehicle's work-and-play capability. The interior is trimmed in tan leather with black accents and features an automatic transmission, multi-function steering wheel, and a suite of modern comforts including heated seats and climate control (as evidenced by the switchgear). The vendor informs us that the odometer currently reads around 38,000 miles, and that the vehicle has been used as a versatile all-rounder, capable of towing, load-lugging and long-distance motorway work in equal measure. Prospective purchasers are invited to satisfy themselves as to the current MOT status by the time of sale, and a UK V5C registration document will be provided. Introduced in 2019, this latest-generation pick-up revived a famous name for the brand's first dedicated load-bed model in decades. Based on the contemporary ladder-frame 4x4 platform, it combines the iconic seven-slot front end and removable roof panels with a practical cargo area, advanced four-wheel-drive hardware and a spacious cabin. Aimed at buyers wanting a vehicle that can tackle serious off-road trails yet still function as a refined daily driver, it has proved especially popular with adventure enthusiasts and overland travellers worldwide. Striking red, four-door pick-up with RLD Designs steel load-bed canopy Tan leather interior with automatic transmission and modern comfort features Equipped with heavy-duty tow hitch and electrics, showing 38,000 miles