2023 Beach-Ready Jeep Wrangler High Tide

Every year in April Daytona Beach Florida hosts the annual “Jeep Beach Week”. This event raises funds for local and national charities and attracts over 200 vendors to display Jeep products at the Daytona National Speedway. There are also small events and competitions. More than 200,000 people and 20,000 Jeeps come to this event. It is a massive event for Daytona that week with people claiming, “Jeeps as far as the eye can see”. There is also a 3,500 vehicle Jeep parade as the final event.

Beach week is such a big deal that Jeep Wrangler named a car after it: the Jeep Beach, and this year will be a “20th anniversary” of Beach Week edition vehicle. It is a more exclusive version of its previous Jeep Beach with only 500 units produced. These models have “Jeep Beach” decals, a shifter medallion, swing gate plaque, embroidered leather seats and more to make it a special edition. This vehicle’s MSRP is $54,040 plus destination charge. This is an ultimate beach ready machine.

Another special edition model is the Jeep Wrangler High Tide. Like the Jeep Beach, at its base is the Jeep Sport S variant. Featuring maximum off-road capabilities, 285 horsepower, advanced technology and safety features, and six exterior colors choices for both editions. This limited edition is designed for coastal cruising with an MSRP of $51,450 plus destination. charge.

For Jeep aficionados owning either one of these Jeeps places you at the forefront at Daytona Beach week. Your Jeep could be among all the exotic Jeeps driving along the beach that week in April 23 – 30, 2023. These two special edition high riding, exotic beach Jeeps stand out.

Things to keep in mind for any beach day with your Jeep: later in the day, the sand gets softer and that means a higher chance of getting stuck depending on how you drive, so stick to driving on hard sand. Get off before the tide comes in. You don’t want to be trapped in a place where you can’t get back because of high tide. Salt water can be corrosive so hit the car wash on your way home. Keep your windows open so you can hear people warn you of any danger nearby and always obey all Beach driving laws.