Today, Jeeps are a mainstay at off-road parks and 4×4 trails to the point where it’s hard to mention “overlanding” without picturing a slotted grille flanked by round headlights. Jeep knows this, and that’s why they’re celebrating the original Willys MB’s 75th birthday with the 75th Salute concept. The Willys MB is an American automotive […]
This week marks the 75th anniversary of Jeep. The famed 4×4 maker celebrated by building a fantastic commemorative Wrangler show vehicle, and now it’s released this video illustrating just how much the brand’s design language has evolved over three-quarters of a century. Did you hear? Well, some elements have evolved. Others have disappeared only to […]
When you consider the two concepts on their own, the idea of combining utilitarianism and luxury seems incredibly counter intuitive. But there they stand parked, big grilles smiling right at you: proving you can’t build a successful SUV anymore without incorporating comforts like leather and DVD players alongside trail-dominating suspension and chunky all-terrain tires. If […]
The Wrangler name was created for the 1987 model year, when Jeep was owned by American Motors, as a replacement for the long-running CJ series of vehicles dating back to 1944 and the Willys-Overland Motor Company. It’s hard to pin down an actual birthday for the vehicle we know today as the Jeep Wrangler. But […]
Sure, the Grand Cherokee is great, and you can get it with all kinds of high-zoot luxury options, but true opulence hasn’t been a part of the Jeep lineup for more than 20 years. Ever since the Jeep Grand Wagoneer died in 1991—after 29 years without a major redesign—Jeep hasn’t truly had a top-of-the-line luxury […]
If a chrome, reflective Lamborghini is the calling card of South Beach, then a hydro blue pearl Wrangler Rubicon is the signifier of Tamiami — a flat expanse of land directly 30 minutes west of downtown. Tamiami’s suburban industrial area isn’t notable, spare a square swath of land at 137th and SW 8th used for […]
We’re having a bit of a tough time tracking down its origins, but that’s not going to stop us from enjoying it. A video of it is currently making the rounds on a Facebook page called Woodworking Enthusiasts, but it seems to be a rip of a video posted to YouTube back in 2013. There’s […]
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