Jeeps
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Jeep Recon and Wagoneer S Electric SUVs Leaked From Stellantis Dealer Meeting
Even though we do hold beating it into everyone’s heads, all of Stellantis’ brands—including Jeep—are heading all-electric (or electrified) in the not-way too-distant upcoming. Although we have observed some renderings of a couple of these new items, sellers were specified entire in-individual previews of two electrical Jeeps set to publicly debut quickly. A person this kind of supplier determined to take and then share photographs of these all-electric SUVs, the Recon and the Wagoneer S, with the net. The Instagram account for the Mitchell Vehicle Group—which is a franchise supplier for Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep—showed off the two Jeeps, which were being unveiled during the 2023 Supplier Preview occasion…
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The Jeep Cherokee Discontinued After 49 Years
2023 Jeep® Cherokee Trailhawk This may sting the hearts of many Jeep lovers, but it’s official: the Jeep Cherokee is being discontinued. After 49 years of serving as a staple in Jeep’s lineup, as well as the foundation for many modern SUVs, the Cherokee is dead. This comes as a big surprise to many Jeep fans because not only was it a popular model among enthusiasts, but it was also a contender in the very competitive mid-size SUV market. While the automaker is aware of what this means for its presence in SUV sales, it shouldn’t suggest that it won’t be leaving this customer demographic anytime soon. Why is the…
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Jeep’s KL Cherokee Is Officially Dead But A Successor Is Coming Soon
The fifth-generation Cherokee has officially been discontinued, but the followup is expected to be bigger and better than ever by Sebastien Bell March 23, 2023 at 17:10 by Sebastien Bell Following years of declining sales, Jeep has finally discontinued the fifth-generation, KL Cherokee. The decision comes after Stellantis idled the Belvidere, Illinois, plant where the crossover is made. Jeep first confirmed the news to The Drive, after the lineup was cut down significantly for the 2023 model year. We reached out to Jeep and a spokesperson told Carscoops that the plant “was idled at the end of February, and production of the 2023 Cherokee ended when the plant was idled”.…
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2024 Jeep Wrangler changes inject more capability, tech and refinement
You can find a mid-cycle refresh coming for the Jeep Wrangler in 2024. We won’t know the extent of the alterations until Jeep debuts the design, but the JL Wrangler Message boards have a deep thread of intel based mostly on associates who say they have viewed a video clip Stellantis showed its sellers on the matter. A purported graphic from the Stellantis vendor online video outlined the headings, “Higher Ability,” “An Icon, Refined,” “New Technological innovation,” and “Highly developed Basic safety.” What will not be shifting are the appears to be, mainly. You can find a new grille on the way said to choose cues from the Wrangler 20th…
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Jeep flies 65 feet into Yampa River near Stagecoach Reservoir (with video)
Oak Creek firefighters work to soak up oil in the Yampa River as a Jeep that flew 65 feet off the road is removed behind them, on Saturday, March 18, 2023. Dylan Anderson/Steamboat Pilot & Today Joshua Kiser was driving west on Routt County Road 16 when the driver of a car on the side of the road flagged him down. They told him a vehicle was in the river. “I said, ‘No way,’” Kiser said. “I was thinking I was going to have to pull him out.” A Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk traveling west on County Road 16 towards the junction with Routt County Road 14 drove off the road,…
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IIHS names Honda, Jeep, more
Multiple midsize SUVs have rated poorly for rear-seat safety in a new crash test by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. IIHS, a nonprofit that focuses on improving motor vehicle safety through research and car evaluations, tested 13 midsize SUVs for front crash protection, according to a news release published Tuesday. While all of the vehicles earned high ratings for driver protection in front crashes, the majority of cars tested scored poorly for the safety of passengers seated in the back, IIHS said. “All these vehicles provide excellent protection for the driver,” IIHS President David Harkey said in a statement, “but only a handful extend that level of safety to the back seat.” SUVs…
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