2006 Jeep Commander 65th Anniversary Edition 4x4

Let's be honest here: the only true way to celebrate 65 years of trail-tackling Jeeps is with a 4x4. The Commander 65th Anniversary Edition 4x4 jumped in along with its Trail Rated counterparts in the Jeep line-up to fill that role.
The 4x4 special-edition Commander came with a 4.7-liter, 235-horsepower V8, which turns in 305 lb.-ft. of torque at 3500 rpm. Two four-wheel-drive systems were made available for the trim, which is based on the lower-level Commander but with a desirable grouping of options.
The standard 4WD system, Quadra-Trac I, is a traditional part-time system for use on loose or slippery surfaces only. The optional Quadra-Trac II is a full-time active system that can be left engaged on dry pavement; it was an option only in conjunction with the optional V8.
One of the highlights of the anniversary options is the power sunroof with accompanying CommandView Skylights, two fixed panels that extend over and beyond the second-row seat. They include sunshades for times when the kids (and that's just who the undersized third-row seat is suited for) don't wish to be blinded by the light.
Nice visual touches were provided by the bright chrome moldings and tow hooks and trim specific aluminum wheels and, naturally, special 65th Anniversary badging. As special editions often do, the 65th Anniversary Commander came in specific colors: Black, Light Khaki, Dark Khaki, Silver, and Jeep Green.
The interior showed special touches with embroidered "Jeep 65" logos on the cloth seats and floormats, and center console accents that are unique to this limited-edition trim. Fog lamps and a cargo net also came with the package, and the audio system was upgraded from the standard one included with the base model Commander.
Additional amenities on this trim include cruise control, keyless entry, power locks and windows, power-adjustable driver's seat, tilt-wheel, and a trip computer.