Not only will the exterior palette for the Jeep Gladiator expand with Tuscadero Pink next year, the pickup’s powertrain options will expand with a 4xe trim. Antonio Filosa, the brand’s global CEO, broke the news on LinkedIn about the new color as well, writing, “Next year, we’ll extend that freedom of choice even further with [...]read moreJeep CEO confirms Gladiator getting a 4xe trim next year
The 2024 Jeep Gladiator now looks pretty in pink thanks to the addition of the popular Tuscadero paint option to the color palette. This is the first time Jeep has offered Tuscadero, named after the character Pinky Tuscadero from the 1970s sitcom “Happy Days,” on the Gladiator. The color launched on the 2021 Wrangler and [...]read moreJeep Gladiator looks pretty in pink with Tuscadero paint
There are hundreds if not thousands of accessories you can buy for your Jeep Wrangler. Many of them are super ill-advised, but one may stand (or sit) above the rest: a bolt-in third-row seat. That’s right, you can – theoretically – buy an aftermarket third-row bench seat to cram two more people into your Wrangler. [...]read moreDo Not Buy A Rear-Facing Third Row For Your Jeep Wrangler For The Love Of God
Jeep is expanding the Gladiator’s palette with a color that makes the truck pretty much impossible to lose in a parking lot: Tuscadero Pink. Closer to magenta than to Barbie-approved pink, Tuscadero Pink was first made available on the Wrangler for the 2021 model year. It was a surprising hit: Jeep claims that approximately 30,000 [...]read more2024 Jeep Gladiator available in Tuscadero Pink
Recently installed Jeep CEO Antonio Filosa has a lot of hard yards ahead, his agenda for the brand including a return to one million annual sales globally, figuring out a marketing angle that entices hardcore Jeepers and casuals sniffing around the show floor, improving reliability, improving dealer relations, and navigating an even more stormy transition [...]read moreJeep CEO doesn’t rule out a hybrid powertrain for the Recon EV
Here’s a report that made us check the calendar to make sure about when in April this is. Mopar Insiders says it heard from one of its sources that Jeep’s making changes to the powertrain lineup for the two-row Grand Cherokee and three-row Grand Cherokee L next year. Currently, the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 making 293 [...]read more2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee rumored to get 2.0-liter four as base engine
Stalling EV sales pose a major problem to the carmakers that don’t have gasoline-powered or hybrid models in their portfolio. Rivian wants to avoid riding this wave by offering a discount of up to $5,000 to buyers who trade in select 2018-and-newer pickup trucks and SUVs. Only open to residents of the United States and [...]read moreRivian offering up to $5,000 discount to some Jeep and Toyota owners
We have the original Jeep Cherokee to thank (or blame) for the crossover’s rise. Released for 1984, and called XJ internally, the model gained a loyal following by bridging the gap between family-friendly station wagons and burly body-on-frame SUVs. Many early XJs were driven into the ground, heavily modified, or chewed alive by rust, but [...]read moreStick-shifted 1986 Jeep Cherokee shows where crossovers come from
Image: Apple There are so many options available for new car buyers, it’s often hard to keep track of which ones you can give up and which ones you wouldn’t be able to live without. So we asked our readers which options they’re fans of, and the answers aren’t terribly surprising, actually. [...]read moreThese Are All Of The Optional Features You Can’t Live Without
Jeep is taking advantage of today’s lunar shenanigans by introducing the 2024 Gladiator NightHawk package — a largely cosmetic offering that combines some popular equipment in a blacked-out bundle that will set you back $5,295. “Today, many of us will witness a celestial marvel, and here, back on Earth, the Jeep brand is marking the [...]read moreJeep celebrates eclipse day with 2024 Gladiator NightHawk