JEEP
29 entries
American brand of sport utility vehicles, born as a military four-wheel drive in the Second World War and owned by Stellantis.
- Owner
- Stellantis
- Acquired
- By Chrysler from American Motors Corporation in 1987
- Headquarters
- Toledo, Ohio
- Known for
- The Wrangler, in production since 1986
Jeep began with the military four-wheel drive built from 1941, arguably making it the oldest type of mass-produced vehicle now known as an SUV. Willys-Overland started production of the first Civilian Jeep models in Toledo in 1945.
Chrysler acquired the brand in 1987 along with other assets of American Motors Corporation. The range today consists solely of sport utility vehicles, and the Wrangler has been in production since 1986.
- 1941Military jeep enters production
- 1945First Civilian Jeep models built in Toledo
- 1963Wagoneer, considered the start of the luxury SUV segment
- 1986Wrangler enters production
- 1987Chrysler buys Jeep from American Motors
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JEEP Jeep Ebro: the Spanish-built Jeep
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JEEP Jeep J-series: the full-size Jeep pickup
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JEEP IKA Estanciera: the Argentine Jeep station wagon
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JEEP Willys M38: the peacetime military Jeep
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JEEP Jeep Forward Control: the cab-over Jeep truck
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JEEP Jeep Gladiator: the Wrangler turned pickup
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JEEP Jeep Trailhawk: the 2007 concept and the badge
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JEEP Jeep SJ: the full-size Jeep platform
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JEEP Jeepster Commando: Jeep’s recreational car
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JEEP Jeep Wrangler TJ: coil springs and round lamps
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JEEP Jeep DJ: the two-wheel-drive Dispatcher
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JEEP Jeep Renegade: the smallest Jeep
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JEEP Jeep CJ-7: the CJ that gained doors
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JEEP Kaiser Jeep M715: the five-quarter-ton Jeep
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JEEP Kaiser Jeep: the company that built the Wagoneer
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JEEP Jeep CJ-5: the Jeep that refused to die
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JEEP Jeep Hurricane: the concept with two HEMI V8s
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JEEP Jeep Comanche: the Cherokee pickup
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JEEP Jeep Wagoneer: the first luxury 4×4
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JEEP Jeep Patriot: the boxy compact crossover