My 2019 JL Sport S 2-door Wrangler with 2.0 liter turbo engine and 8-speed automatic transmission. The 2 door is small and sporty with surprisingly good cargo capacity, perfect for getting around and tight street parking in LA! No blindspots, but it doesn’t matter because there’s lane blindspot sensors in the mirror and a back up camera. Plus, I’ve gotten an average of 25/26 mpg over the last 5k+ miles (not bad for a brick on wheels). It does have 4 seats. There’s space for 2 carry-on luggages and a little extra behind the rear seat, or the rear seat can be folded up which creates tons of storage space. Or, great way to test drive if you’re undecided between 2 and 4 door wranglers or 2.0L vs 3.6L (can’t say enough positive things about this 2.0!) Jeep is basically fully loaded with heated seats and steering wheel, remote start (auto turns on heater, heated seats/ steering wheel when temp is below 40 deg), touchscreen display with Android Auto / Apply Carplay, dual climate control, etc. These days rear seats are actually surprisingly pretty comfortable now, I’ve ridden in the back myself on several long road trips. I’ve got a cable in the jeep to charge/connect your iPhone to carplay, and and another universal phone mount with wireless charging. I do ask that you return the jeep in the same clean condition you picked it up in. But there are rubber mats under the front/rear seats and cargo area which should help. Let me know what you’re looking to do with the jeep when you book. You can take the front “freedom panels” (jeep speak for sun roof) off, but if you want the back seat taken out (for even more storage space), full roof off and/or doors off I need to do it in advance of pick up and there’s an extra charge - we can discuss. I have tire chains available as an extra charge and the vehicle is 4x4. Lots of other cool stuff. No off-roading is permitted in the jeep, it’s not covered by insurance sorry. ** There’s an anti-theft device that sends alerts to my phone for “racing maneuvers” (flooring/redlining, cornering, slamming brakes, etc.) and driving off-road **