Jeep Design Head Shares Key Insight into Future of Brand
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Jeep Design Head Shares Key Insight into Future of Brand
Jeep Design Head Shares Key Insight into Future of Brand
Last week,*I joined more than 100 other auto journalists from around the world at the annual Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) What’s New program, an event showcasing all of the company’s brands, including Jeep.
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Last week,*I joined more than 100 other auto journalists from around the world at the annual Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) What’s New program, an event showcasing all of the company’s brands, including Jeep.
Read the rest on the JK-Forum.com homepage. >>
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I like all of these Jeeps, except the Truck. However, that Hummer truck sold for a few years so I'm guessing there is a market for this. Commercial applications would be very cool but probably not needed and therefore hard to sell. I love the Wagoneer, but I have a hard time seeing a two door SUV being able to top the top trim levels of the Grand Cherokee. I'm probably biased though. I drive a Grand Cherokee.
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I also dig that light blue Wagoneer looking deal - very retro look and pretty airy with the large windows - if they made one with a soft top, could be interesting. reminds me a little of the old broncos too for some reason.
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If Mark Allen ever were to read this I would want him to know that I would buy the Africa Concept in a heartbeat. I currently have a 13 JKUR and it's perfect for the family. We absolutely love it. We even prefer taking road trips in it over our Chevrolet Impala! Having said that, the swinging gate and full steel top with a little more cargo room are very appealing to me in a station wagon. I'm not saying get rid of the current model, I just think a full steel hardtop model would be awesome, especially with a diesel power plant and locking dif equipped solid axles. I drooled the first time I saw it and can't quit thinking about it!