Jeep built its empire on the ability of its vehicles to go anywhere and do anything. It wasn’t a marketing slogan. It was a business model. From Moab to Munich, the Jeep badge symbolizes grit and ...

During the 1990s, Jeep stepped well outside the box, creating these fascinating concepts that pushed the boundaries of creativity ...

Jeep on Tuesday debuted the 2026 Recon, what it is calling the first Trail Rated all-electric model. As the rugged sibling to ...

The new-generation Compass is expected to launch with a straightforward gasoline-AWD setup before hybrid variants follow.

Built on a dedicated battery-electric platform, the Recon turns out 650 horsepower, 620 lb-ft of torque, and will run to 60 mph from a standstill in as little as 3.6 seconds. Jeep estimates range will ...

PTO-driven winches were sometimes fitted. But for many reasons, including that they’d work even if the engine was off, electric winches became popular, and the PTO winch is more of a nostalgic ...

Jeep has a special lease offer on the Compass this month, particularly for returning customers as an incentive. It can be ...

The all-new 2024 Jeep Wagoneer S just arrived at dealerships. Don’t let the model year throw you — the Wagoner S is brand new, despite having last model year’s designation (blame the delay on the ...

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Stellantis is making its biggest move yet to turn around Jeep's fortunes. The company behind Jeep, Dodge, and Chrysler is investing $13 billion in its U.S. operations over the next four years, marking ...

DUBLIN — What’s Stellantis doing with Jeep? It’s a common question in Detroit, as the famed brand struggles with the impact of programs delayed by previous management and American buyers await first ...

Jeep claims it’s the ‘only fully electric Trail-Rated SUV’, complete with its go-anywhere Selec-Terrain system, but we’re ...