Made in China? Jeep Compass Could Be Built in Beijing
Media reports here say Jeep is ramping up a new sales offensive in China and plans to import the redesigned Wrangler , the Grand...
Jeep Charging Into Geneva With Full Fleet Of Interesting Machines
Poised to set the stage and unveil a special edition line-up, Jeep is ready to steal some thunder at the Geneva Motor show. What...
Chrysler to recall 630,000 vehicles for air bag and transmission issues
Chrysler said it will recall total 630,000 vehicles worldwide to fix air bag and seat-belt problems and transmission fluid leaks.
The automaker will recall more...
Jeep Recalls The Compass and Patriot
The two smallest Jeeps which share an underpinning bloodline are being recalled for the same issue. Chrysler Group LLC is under the suspicion that...
Jeep Renegade Commander Is A Parts Catalogue King
What happens when Mopar and Jeep Performance Parts get together and throw their respective parts catalogs at a Jeep Renegade? You get the Jeep...
Jeep To Keep SRT and Diesel A Grand Cherokee Exclusive
The current generation Jeep Grand Cherokee was the leader for Chrysler LLC's rebirth when it hit the market as a 2011. Followed soon after...
The 2012 Jeep Wrangler: ‘Four Wheeler of The Year’
Not too long after Petersen's 4-Wheel & Off-road Magazine named the refreshed 2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon '4X4 of The Year', another off-road authority has awarded the...
Recall Friday – 140,000 Jeeps and Rams Recalled for Electrical Faults
Chrysler is recalling more than 140,000 new SUVs and trucks to upgrade software to fix electrical glitches, reports The Detroit News.
The company will recall...
Jeep Puts An End Date on The Liberty
Born in 2001 as a California smog-passing replacement for the Cherokee, the Jeep Liberty has soldiered on with two generations under its belt. Although nowhere near...
Jeep Celebrates 75 Years With Special Edition Models
The Jeep brand is getting mighty old, my friends. The venerable king of off-road shenanigans is celebrating 75 years as a brand in 2016,...
