From snapshots of Marlboro Man-like cross-country adventurers, to being the peculiarly urban steer of choice in television’s Queer As Folk, the Jeep Wrangler is certainly a versatile vehicle in more ways than one. The problem with the outgoing TJ series is that such flexibility falls short if you want on-road refinement or even just enough back-seat space. Enter the JK Wrangler, a complete rethink that both improves and expands the concept as never before. Eyeing rivals as disparate as the Holden Commodore and Land Rover Discovery, Jeep may have reason to believe that the new four-door Wrangler Unlimited’s appeal is just that.