Montreal, Canada gets plenty of snow during the winter, which makes it a great place for cold-weather driving events. FCA recently held one. It had a Jeep Renegade and a Jeep Wrangler, among many other vehicles, on hand for journalists to drive up steep grades and through passes thick with the white stuff.

1983 was a big year for Jeep, as highlighted in this MotorWeek Retro Review video about the entire AMC lineup, just in time for Throwback Thursday.

Every woman has her limit. Not being romantic enough? Expect an ice-cold shoulder. Mother Nature is no different. In the following video, she gets fed up with a Jeep Cherokee’s disrespectful off-road antics and decides to eat part of it.

In the following video, Art Anderson goes on about his baby, which has big, round eyes; a rosy complexion; and a healthy appetite…for dirt and rocks. Anderson is the chief engineer for the 2015 Jeep Renegade.

Question: What’s more American than a Jeep Wrangler? Answer: A stars and stripes-covered Jeep Wrangler with a big-ass bald eagle on its hood.

If it looks as though this Jeep is ready to do battle, it’s because it is. The 1942 Willys, one of five vehicles racing in the History Channel show “Alaska Off-Road Warriors,” is equipped with just about everything you need to tackle some of the toughest terrain in the world.

I have to hand it to these morons who had the “bright idea” of backing their Jeep Grand Cherokee into a store to steal an ATM. They certainly give the movie “Dumb and Dumber To” a run for its money. You can see what I mean after the jump.