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#hrizn-table-gen-t-63 .tableWrapper{overflow-x:hidden} The 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave is Jeep's first Desert Rated pickup, purpose-built for high-speed open terrain rather than slow-speed rock crawling. Starting at $49,110, it pairs a 285 hp Pentastar 3.6L V6 with 4,500 lbs of towing capacity and genuine 4WD capability — making it the right truck for Junction City families who tow to Milford Lake on weekends and commute across rolling Kansas plains during the week. No other midsize pickup offers a removable roof alongside this level of desert-validated performance. View Inventory How Well Does the 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave Handle Off-Road and Daily Driving in Junction City? The Mojave earns its Desert Rated badge with a suspension tuned specifically for high-speed open terrain, which also translates to a noticeably more compliant and comfortable ride on paved roads compared to stiffer off-road setups — a genuine advantage for daily driving around Junction City's mix of highway stretches and gravel back roads. Edmunds notes that the Mojave is tailored for higher-speed off-road driving with reinforced chassis components and a desert-focused suspension tune, making it equally capable on washboard runs and smooth on the commute to Fort Riley. The standard Command-Trac part-time 4WD system with low and high gear ranges gives drivers the confidence to handle the gently rolling plains and river valley terrain surrounding Junction City without hesitation. Whether the road turns to gravel near the Kansas River or you're navigating a muddy trail after a spring rain, the Mojave's 4WD capability and 11.1 inches of ground clearance keep you moving. Fuel economy for a truck of this capability and curb weight is reasonable. The EPA-rated figures for the Mojave are: Feature Mojave MPG 16 city / 23 hwy / 19 combined At 19 combined MPG, the Mojave delivers a calculated range of 418 miles on its 22-gallon fuel tank — enough for a round trip from Junction City to Milford Lake and back several times before a fill-up is needed. Shoppers interested in exploring available Mojave configurations can browse our current new-vehicle inventory to see what's in stock at Valor CDJR. Schedule Test Drive Exterior Styling and Rugged Design Features Tailored for Adventures The Gladiator Mojave carries a design language that is unmistakably Jeep — seven-slot grille, boxy fenders, and a purposeful stance that communicates capability before the engine even starts. On the Mojave specifically, painted front and rear bumpers, black electrically adjustable mirrors, and standard front fog lights give it a polished yet aggressive appearance that fits naturally alongside the historic character of downtown Junction City and the energetic vibe of a college town. The exterior color palette gives buyers meaningful choices. Options include Black Clear Coat, Bright White Clear Coat, Firecracker Red Clear Coat, Snazzberry Pearl Coat, Sting-Gray Clear Coat, Hydro Blue Pearl Coat, Granite Crystal Metallic Clear Coat, Sarge Green Clear Coat, Silver Zynith Clear Coat, and the exclusive Limited Edition Gobi Clear Coat — a desert-inspired sand tone that directly references the Mojave's heritage. The in-stock unit at Valor CDJR wears Silver Zynith Clear Coat, a sharp choice that catches light well on both highway and trail. Standard 17-inch alloy wheels with 7.5-inch-wide rims mount all-terrain tires measuring 11.2 inches wide, giving the Mojave the stance and grip to handle Kansas terrain with authority. Optional LT285/70R17C mud-terrain tires and 17x7.5 Low Gloss Black Polished Aluminum Wheels are available for buyers who want to push deeper into the dirt. The Mojave also supports a range of roof configurations — from a Black 3-Piece Hard Top to a Premium Black Sunrider Soft Top — so open-air driving on a warm Kansas evening is always an option. Shoppers looking at pre-owned options can browse our pre-owned Gladiator listings to find the right color and configuration. 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave Powertrain Performance and Towing Capacity for Kansas Terrain A stat that matters most to Junction City families: the Mojave pulls 4,500 lbs — enough to haul a loaded boat trailer to Milford Lake, tow a utility trailer for a weekend project, or transport a pair of ATVs for a Flint Hills trail run. That number comes from a well-sorted powertrain, not an overworked one. Feature Mojave Engine 3.6L Horsepower 285 hp Torque 260 lb-ft Transmission manual 6-speed Drivetrain All-wheel drive The Pentastar 3.6L V6 produces 285 hp at 6,400 rpm and 260 lb-ft of torque at 4,400 rpm, paired standard with a manual 6-speed transmission. For drivers who prefer an automatic, the optional 8-Speed Automatic 850RE Transmission is available — a smooth, wide-ratio unit with gear ratios spanning 4.71:1 in first down to 0.67:1 in eighth, providing both strong off-the-line pull and relaxed highway cruising. The in-stock Silver Zynith unit at Valor CDJR is equipped with this 8-speed automatic. Feature Mojave Seating 5 Curb weight 4,952 lbs Towing 4,500 lbs Payload 1,298 lbs The 1,298 lbs of payload capacity means the Mojave's bed handles real work — camping gear, tools, or equipment for a weekend project. The 4,952 lb curb weight reflects the Mojave's reinforced desert-duty chassis, which includes heavy-duty suspension with gas shocks as standard equipment. The Command-Trac 4WD system with low/high gear ranges adds confident traction on the gravel and rolling terrain surrounding Riley County. If you're ready to move from your current vehicle into a Mojave, Valor CDJR makes it easy to get an estimate on your trade-in before you visit the lot. Interior Comfort and Space in the 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave for Families and Outdoor Enthusiasts Five adults fit comfortably in the Gladiator Mojave's crew cab — and the interior dimensions back that claim with real numbers. Front passengers enjoy 41.2 inches of leg room and 42.8 inches of headroom, while rear passengers get 38.3 inches of leg room and a matching 42.8 inches of headroom. Shoulder room measures 55.7 inches front and rear, so three adults across the back seat is a genuine option rather than a compromise. For a family loading up for a day at Tuttle Creek State Park, the split-folding rear bench opens up under-seat storage space in the rear, giving you a place to stow gear you want secured rather than exposed in the bed. Front bucket seats come standard in an upgraded cloth, with leather-trimmed bucket seats and specific leather combinations — including Global Black/Steel Grey Leather and Black/Green Leather — available as options for buyers who want a more refined cabin feel. The in-stock Mojave at Valor CDJR features black leather front seat upholstery, a clean and durable choice for active families. Climate control is handled by a single-zone automatic air conditioning system with touch screen controls and a cabin micro-filter, keeping the interior comfortable regardless of Kansas summer heat. A full-length floor console with front and rear cup holders, illuminated vanity mirrors, and ambient lighting round out the daily-driver comfort picture. Storage under the rear seat adds another practical layer for stowing valuables out of sight. Buyers considering financing their Mojave purchase can get a pre-approval decision online before visiting Valor CDJR, which simplifies the process considerably. Infotainment and Connectivity Features That Enhance the Driving Experience The Mojave's standard Uconnect 4C system centers on an 8.4-inch touchscreen — large enough to navigate clearly while wearing work gloves and responsive enough for quick inputs at a stoplight. The system includes built-in navigation with a 3D display, voice guidance, traffic information, and a traffic subscription, so you always have current routing whether you're heading through downtown Junction City or finding your way across the Flint Hills. Smartphone integration is comprehensive and effectively permanent. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, each included — meaning they function for the life of the vehicle without additional fees. Bluetooth connectivity, a voice activation system, and steering wheel-mounted audio controls keep hands on the wheel and eyes on the road. The audio system is a genuine highlight for a truck in this class. A 9-speaker Alpine system with a subwoofer delivers clear, full-range sound whether you're on a quiet highway stretch or parked at a campsite. AM/FM radio, satellite radio with a 6-month trial subscription, and digital radio round out the audio options. Two front USB charging ports and four rear USB charging ports — six total — mean every passenger stays charged on a long drive. A 7-inch digital instrument cluster display sits in the gauge pod, delivering trip computer data including average fuel economy. Keyless entry, push-button start, and a programmable garage door opener add everyday convenience. For drivers who want to expand the Mojave's capabilities further, Valor CDJR's Mopar parts and accessories department stocks genuine Jeep add-ons including the optional TrailCam integrated off-road camera, wireless Bluetooth speaker, and auxiliary switch group for powering aftermarket accessories. Safety and Driver Assistance Technologies Designed for Kansas Drivers in the 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave The Mojave's standard safety foundation is solid for a truck designed to go well beyond paved roads. Four airbags are fitted as standard — dual intelligent front airbags for driver and passenger, plus front side airbags — with pre-tensioning front seatbelts (both height-adjustable) and a 3-point center rear belt covering all three rear seating positions. Height-adjustable head restraints are fitted front (2) and rear (3), and LATCH child seat anchors come standard for families with younger passengers. The braking system runs four-wheel ventilated disc brakes with ABS and a brake assist system that applies additional braking force when the system detects an emergency stop — a meaningful advantage on the flat-to-rolling terrain around Junction City where reaction time matters. Hill holder prevents rollback on inclines, which is useful when stopped on an overpass or a gravel rise. Electronic traction control, roll stability control, and a full stability control system work together to keep the Mojave composed on both paved roads and loose surfaces. The optional Safety Group package adds a rear camera, rear parking sensors, LED brake lights, and Blind-Spot/Rear Cross-Path Detection — a system that monitors the lanes beside and behind the truck and warns the driver of vehicles approaching from the rear quarters. This is particularly useful when towing, where rear visibility is naturally limited. For drivers who want the most comprehensive electronic safety net, the optional Advanced Safety Group adds Full Speed Forward Collision Warning Plus with automatic emergency braking that activates from as low as 3 mph, a brake assist link to the collision system, and automatic high-beam headlight control. The trailer stability program is standard, actively managing sway when towing — a reassuring feature for anyone pulling a loaded boat trailer on a windy Kansas highway. Pricing Breakdown of All 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave Trims The 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave carries a starting MSRP of $49,110 — positioning it as Jeep's co-flagship off-road trim alongside the Rubicon, and reflecting the desert-specific engineering, standard 9-speaker Alpine audio, Uconnect 4C navigation, and heavy-duty suspension that come as part of the base configuration. Feature Mojave Base MSRP $49,110 Destination charge $1,595 The destination charge of $1,595 brings the as-delivered starting price to $50,705 before any options are selected. From there, buyers can meaningfully customize the Mojave through a well-stocked options list. Notable additions include the Cold Weather Group (heated front seats for both driver and passenger, plus a heated steering wheel), the LED Lighting Group (projector-beam LED headlights, LED daytime running lights, LED fog lights, and LED rear and brake lights), the Safety Group (rear camera, rear sensors, blind-spot monitoring), and the Advanced Safety Group (forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and auto high beams). Roof configuration is another key personalization point. The Black 3-Piece Hard Top with a sliding rear window and rear defogger, the Body Color 3-Piece Hard Top, and the Premium Black Sunrider Soft Top each change the character of the truck significantly. The Dual Top Group adds a manual soft top alongside the hard top panels, giving owners maximum flexibility across seasons. Interior upgrades include Global Black/Steel Grey Leather and Black/Green Leather seating options, while the optional 8-Speed Automatic 850RE Transmission is a popular option for buyers who prefer not to row their own gears. The in-stock used Mojave at Valor CDJR — a Silver Zynith Clearcoat crew cab with 49,373 miles, leather seating, the 8-speed automatic, LED Lighting Group, Cold Weather Group, hard top, and Uconnect 4C navigation — is currently priced at $33,763, representing a strong value entry point for buyers who want the full Mojave experience at a lower price than new. In the competitive midsize pickup segment, the Mojave competes with trucks like the Toyota Tacoma, Ford Ranger, and Chevrolet Colorado — and the Gladiator Mojave offers a removable roof, open-air driving, and a desert-validated suspension tune. Get a Quote Warranty Coverage, Maintenance, and Service Options for 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave Owners Jeep backs the 2022 Gladiator Mojave with a warranty structure that gives owners genuine peace of mind across the vehicle's early years of ownership. The basic vehicle warranty covers 36 months or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. The powertrain warranty — covering the Pentastar engine, transmission, and drivetrain components — extends to 60 months or 60,000 miles. Anti-corrosion protection runs 60 months, and roadside assistance is included for 60 months or 60,000 miles, meaning Jeep's manufacturer-backed roadside coverage travels with you on every trail run and long-distance haul. Coverage Duration Distance Basic vehicle 36 months 36,000 mi Powertrain 60 months 60,000 mi Anti-corrosion 60 months Unlimited mi Paint 36 months 36,000 mi Roadside assistance 60 months 60,000 mi For Valor CDJR customers in Junction City and the surrounding area, keeping your Gladiator Mojave properly maintained is straightforward. Our service team is familiar with the Pentastar V6, the Command-Trac 4WD system, and the specific maintenance intervals these trucks require — from oil changes and tire rotations to transfer case fluid and differential service after heavy off-road use. Military families and local professionals with busy schedules can book a service appointment online at a time that works around their week, with transparent pricing and no surprises. Awards, Expert Reviews, and Recognition Highlighting the 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave's Strengths Third-party recognition for the 2022 Gladiator is consistent and credible. Kelley Blue Book named the Gladiator to its Best Resale Value: Top 10 list for 2022 — a meaningful signal for buyers who care about long-term ownership costs. Vincentric awarded it Best Value in America: Small/Mid-Size Pickup for 2022, and the Specialty Equipment Market Association recognized it as SEMA Mid-Size Truck of the Year for 2022. Expert reviewers have been equally direct. MotorTrend observed that the Gladiator Mojave's desert racing-inspired suspension allows it to go almost anywhere and get there faster than any other Gladiator and most other trucks — high praise that reflects the engineering investment Jeep made in the desert-specific tune. A follow-up MotorTrend evaluation noted that Jeep gives the Gladiator more of what buyers want with the Mojave while taking essentially nothing away in return. Car and Driver described the Gladiator as a legitimate pickup truck and a trail-ready tool simultaneously, while Edmunds noted the Mojave's specialized suspension setup positions it as the ideal choice for buyers who prioritize high-impact desert endurance and open-trail composure. Kelley Blue Book reinforced the Gladiator's unique market position as a pickup with a detachable roof and doors — a distinction that remains true in the midsize segment today. Frequently Asked Questions About Owning a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave The 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave has a towing capacity of 4,500 lbs. That is enough to haul a mid-size boat, a loaded utility trailer, or a pair of ATVs on a tandem trailer. The standard trailer stability program actively manages sway while towing, and the optional Trailer Tow Package adds dedicated trailer towing preparation for buyers who tow regularly. For families heading to Milford Lake or Tuttle Creek State Park on weekends, this capacity comfortably covers most recreational towing needs. Yes. The Mojave comes standard with the Command-Trac part-time 4WD system, which includes both high and low gear ranges. An optional Selec-Trac Full Time 4WD System is also available for buyers who want a system that can remain engaged on mixed surfaces. The standard 4WD system is well-suited to the gravel roads, rolling plains, and occasional muddy conditions found across Riley County and the Flint Hills region. The EPA rates the Mojave at 16 mpg city, 23 mpg highway, and 19 mpg combined. With a 22-gallon fuel tank, that works out to a calculated range of 418 miles per fill-up. The engine runs on regular 87-octane unleaded fuel, keeping day-to-day operating costs reasonable for a truck with this level of capability. The Mojave is rated to carry 1,298 lbs of payload in its bed and cabin combined. The bed measures 60.3 inches long, 56.8 inches wide at the rails, and 44.8 inches between the wheelhouses — a short-box configuration that fits in standard parking spaces while still handling full-size gear loads, camping equipment, or materials for a weekend project. Valor CDJR currently has a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave in Silver Zynith Clearcoat with leather seating, the 8-speed automatic, LED Lighting Group, Cold Weather Group, and Uconnect 4C navigation available on the lot at 1825 Goldenbelt Blvd, Junction City. To ask about availability, schedule a test drive, or get answers about specific options, give our team a call at (785) 238-5114 — we are happy to walk you through everything the Mojave offers before you make the drive in. The Mojave is Jeep's Desert Rated trim — the only Gladiator specifically engineered for high-speed open terrain and sand running rather than slow-speed technical rock crawling. Its suspension is tuned for compliance and composure at speed across washboard and whoops, which also makes it more comfortable on paved roads than the stiffer Rubicon setup. Standard equipment includes heavy-duty suspension with gas shocks, a 9-speaker Alpine audio system, Uconnect 4C with an 8.4-inch touchscreen, and the full suite of Jeep open-air roof and door options that make it one of the few pickups that can be driven with the top and doors removed. Contact Us Vehicle specification data © JATO Dynamics Limited.