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Jeep Introduces New Grand Cherokee Trailhawk and Wrangler Moab Special Editions

A pair of new special edition models equipped with accessories for off-road enthusiasts, the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk and Wrangler Moab, have been added to the Jeep brand's lineup.

The first model is the production version of the Grand Cherokee Trailhawk Concept shown last Spring. Offered with both a V6 or V8, the Trailhawk comes equipped with several capability-enhancing features.

Jeep CEO Says Pickup Model a Possibility for 2015

In 2005, Jeep unveiled the Wrangler based Gladiator pickup (pictured here) at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Unfortunately, the Chrysler brand was in financial turmoil at the time and unable to ready the concept for production. Now, though, Jeep's top bosses are mulling over the possibility of reinventing the Gladiator for the future lineup.

Color Me Orange: Dave Doetsch's Jeep Wrangler Unlimited "Crush Recovery"

We still have a long way to go before the 2012 edition of the SEMA Motor Show, which runs from October 30 to November 2, but OMIX-ADA, an independent manufacturer and wholesaler of Jeep parts and accessories, is trying to grab our attention with a new concept model scheduled to debut at the Las Vegas show. Read more »

Kahn Reimagines Jeep Wrangler Unlimited in a Military Green Hue

Jeep's UK market Chelsea Truck CJ300 Expedition Vehicle, which is a special edition version of the five-door Wrangler Unlimited, is the latest model to fall into the tuning hands of Kahn Design.

Finished in military green paintwork, the Wrangler is updated with color-coded side rear panels and mirrors, LED daytime running lights mounted between the front fenders and the bumper, smoked Xenon headlamps, side repeaters and tail lights, side wing blades in carbon and a black fuel filler cap.

Jeep Honors the U.S. Army with New Red, White and Blue Wrangler Freedom Edition

With a deep history that reaches back to the 1940s and the Second World War, the Wrangler remains Jeep's most capable and famous off-road model. Now, the Detroit automaker has chosen the Wrangler to pay tribute to U.S. military members past and present with a special version named Freedom Edition. Read more »

Kahn Design's New Wrangler Jeep Military Edition Won't be Going to War Anytime Soon

Either Afzal Kahn has run out of names or someone at the British tuner's marketing team has some misconceptions about the term 'military'…

The admittedly hard to miss copper paintwork of Kahn Design's "Wrangler Jeep Military Edition" is complemented by 20-inch smoked black alloy wheels, brake calipers finished in copper, xenon crosshair headlamps, a black fuel filler cap and rear wheel cover, tinted windows and mud flaps.