The Insurance Institute For Highway Safety has been appropriately critical of the crash test results for recent Jeep Wrangler models dating back to 2019, where it rolled over in a 40 mph front overlap crash test. It then rolled again, despite modifications to its structure to try to prevent a rollover, in a 2022 test. While the IIHS still hasn’t tested newer model years in that small front overlap test, the 2024-and-newer Wrangler has made improvements in other areas, with a lot of room still left for improvement. That said, it now has the highest safety marks it’s ever achieved.
