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Jeep was formally created in 1941 and began by producing cars particularly designed for military use. Jeeps were the first mass-produced four-door vehicles, ushering in the era of SUVs. Jeep altered the face of the automobile industry in the 1940s and continues to set the standard in off-road cruising today, thanks to a rich and tradition-driven heritage.
Jeep has been inextricably associated with freedom, adventure, sincerity, and enthusiasm for the past 80 years. Their essential beliefs are embedded in the DNA of every Jeep vehicle. Jeep Brand vehicle owners have learned over their illustrious history that Jeeps go anywhere. Do Anything is more than simply a catchphrase. The Jeep logo represents more than just a brand. In reality, it's a source of pride.
The Jeep Brand began this decade by considering the many demands of adventure enthusiasts, resurrecting a classic, and incorporating cutting-edge technology. The Jeep Brand kicked off the new decade with the first-ever three-row Jeep Grand Cherokee L, the incredibly powerful Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392, and two of the many upcoming future-facing plug-in hybrid electric vehicles—the all-new Jeep Wrangler 4xe and the two-row Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe, both of which will be available in spring 2022. Moving forward, the all-new Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer push the luxury SUV class into unprecedented territory in terms of design, comfort, and adventure, while the new Jeep Compass has experience-enhancing interior and capability updates.
Jeep, which helped to maintain democracy during WWII, is now assisting in bringing its go-anywhere capacity to a mall parking lot near you. The renowned Jeep Wrangler epitomizes the company's off-road heritage, and we believe it's one of the greatest mid-size SUVs on the market today. Meanwhile, the Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Grand Cherokee are popular nameplates with more approachable features. The Gladiator combines the off-road capabilities of the Wrangler with the versatility of a pickup truck. All Jeep models come standard with trail-ready features to promote adventure.
Popular Models
Jeep Cherokee
Starting at $37,695The Jeep Cherokee is a terrific SUV with plenty of passenger room, a smooth ride, and an easy-to-use entertainment system. The Cherokee Trailhawk is an off-road enthusiast's dream with a competent turbocharged engine. The drawbacks of this Jeep include limited storage room in comparison to its compact SUV competitors, poor fuel efficiency, a weak basic engine, and an unrefined gearbox. This Cherokee generation is also growing up.
Jeep Compass
Starting at $28,400The Jeep Compass is a good small SUV. Even the cheapest model is filled with tech and driver-assistance technologies, and it comes standard with four-wheel drive, making the Compass a formidable off-roader. It seems safe and simple to drive about town, and the engine gives enough power. There's also plenty of room for passengers, although the chairs could use a little more support. However, cargo space is below average for the class, and the ride quality of the Compass is too hard.
Jeep Gladiator
Starting at $38.990In essence, the Gladiator provides all of the benefits of its Jeep Wrangler SUV sister, but with the extra convenience of a 5-foot bed. It's a terrific off-roader, with powerful gas and diesel V6 engines, and it offers a lively and distinctively Jeep open-air driving experience. The inside is strong but comfortable, with enough room for a group of youngsters or adults and their belongings. However, the Gladiator's allure begins to wane as weekend camping trips morph into work commutes. The cabin is loud, especially in soft-top variants, and the Gladiator's solid-axle suspension results in erratic handling on the highway. At this truck's starting price of around $39,000, you also don't receive a lot of standard amenities.
Jeep Grand Cherokee L
Starting at $41,535The Jeep Grand Cherokee L is a decent three-row SUV. Its spacious interior has comfy seats, luxury materials, and an easy-to-use entertainment system. Jeeps are famed for their off-road abilities, and the Grand Cherokee L is no exception. Furthermore, it provides a refined ride on paved roads and comes with two competent engine options. However, its starting price is exorbitant for the midsize SUV segment.
Jeep Wagoneer
Starting at $60,670The Jeep Wagoneer is a fantastic SUV. It comes with a broad list of standard tech, comfort, and driver-assistance systems, as well as a high-end interior with plenty of passenger and cargo capacity. The Wagoneer also has strong engine options, a big towing capability of 10,000 pounds, and a silky-smooth ride. Because of its sheer size, this hefty Jeep can be difficult to drive in confined settings, but it handles well and makes a great interstate road tripper.
