Showing posts with label Jeep Wrangler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeep Wrangler. Show all posts

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Jeep J8: Production Version Revealed in Germany

The final production version of Jeep’s J8 military vehicle was revealed at the “Euro Jeep Camp 2008”, a customer event that took place in Northern Germany this week. Jeep had shown a pre-production version of the Wrangler Unlimited based J8 at the DSEi military trade show in the UK last September. Powered by a 2.8-litre four-pot turbo-diesel engine that produces 150Hp and 400 Nm (295 lb.-ft.) of torque, the J8 is designed to meet the needs of both non-government organisations and government agencies. -Continued

In order to withstand heavy duty use, Jeep’s engineers reinforced the Wrangler frame allowing greater payloads – up to a maximum of 1,250 kg (2,756 lbs.). Other improvements include the Dana 60 rear axle with heavy duty brake discs and a new air-intake system with special filtration and a hood-mounted air inlet that enables the J8 to ford water up to 762 mm (30 in.) deep and operate in sandstorm conditions for up to five hours.

Jeep offers the J8 as a two-door truck with an extended pickup bed or a four-door multipurpose vehicle. However, the J8 can be produced with numerous vehicle-body and seating configurations in either right-hand or left-hand drive. For example, the two-door version can be configured as a personnel carrier seating up to eight passengers

The Jeep J8 will be produced in the Chrysler LLC joint-venture facility in Cairo, Egypt, and will be available from July 2008. And no, Chrysler does not plan to offer the J8 through dealers to civilian customers.






Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Jeep Wrangler Driver Almost Gets Impaled By Tree...

Talk about starting the New Year in the worse possible manner… The driver of this Jeep Wrangler was out for some off-road fun with a group of friends on New Years day when he went past a fallen tree. To his misfortune, a branch that was sticking out of the tree hooked the Jeep and impaled the car missing the driver’s most valuable body parts by a few inches… -More pics after the jump




Thanks for the tip Vasili! , Via: Postworthy

Monday, October 29, 2007

2007 SEMA: Jeep Wrangler All-Access

The Jeep Wrangler All-Access is one of those lightly modified SEMA showcars that scarcely manage to draw any serious attention. Painted in a “Surf Blue” color, the Wrangler All-access features 35-in. BFG Mud Terrain tires and a series of Mopar performance parts including Rubicon Express 4-in. suspension lift, front and rear bumper with tire carrier, rock rails, cold air intake and Warn 9500ti winch. Additionaly, the Jeep’s interior has been upgraded with more premium feel materials and paint. -More high-res images after the jump


Friday, October 26, 2007

2007 SEMA: Jeep Wrangler Ultimate With 6.4-liter V8 Hemi

Jeep has dropped more info on the Wrangler Ultimate concept which we first saw last May along with the JT Concept (Wrangler pickup – click here) at the Chrysler Proving Ground. Based on the four door 2008 Wrangler Unlimited, the SEMA Show concept is equipped with a Chrysler’s 6.4-liter (392 cu.i) V8 Hemi crate engine. Though Jeep hasn’t specified which of the three available 392 Hemi engines has been chosen for the Ultimate, we’re guessing it’s the 525 Hp strong fuel injected version.

Engine aside, the concept also features an enhanced suspension with a 3-in. lift to fit the immense 35-in. BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires mounted on 18-in. alloys, chromed exterior details, Nappa leather interior and a multimedia infotainment system. -Details and high res images after the jump





PRESS RELEASE: The Jeep Wrangler Ultimate with 392 HEMI® from Mopar
Designer: Mark Allen, Chief Designer – Jeep/Dodge Truck Studios

The name says it all.

The Jeep Wrangler Ultimate with 392 HEMI from Mopar is a concept vehicle that answers the question "how far can you go with the new Jeep Wrangler?" Beginning with the all-new Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon®, the design team set out to create the best of the best – combining high style and materials with the best off-road machine ever offered by Jeep.

The suspension is enhanced with a 3-in. lift to clear the massive 35-in. BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires mounted on custom, polished Alcoa Forged 18-in. wheels. The exterior is chromed out courtesy of Mopar:
fuel filler door

taillamp guards

tubular side steps

exterior mirrors

tow hooks

door handles

hood hinges

fascia overlays

To complete the look, the exterior is coated in a wildly experimental 'Liquid Charcoal Pearl Coat' paint.

The Wrangler Ultimate's real story is its interior. Taking cues from rugged adventure sports bags and accessories, the team created a high style and detailed interior compartment that is as tough and beautiful as the exterior. Seating surfaces are clad in durable orange mesh fabric and dark slate gray Nappa/Province leather – bound with a heavy black-leather baseball stitch. Instrument panel details are treated to a stunning Argent Pearl/Satin Silver paint combination, reinforcing the machine character for which Jeep is known. The interior is also home to the exclusive MyGIG™ Multimedia Infotainment System. There are also DVD screens for passengers in the front and rear.

To provide authentic performance on the trail, the team also dropped in a 392 HEMI crate motor.

Via: Autoblog.com , Source: Jeep

Sunday, September 23, 2007

Mopar Chrome Grille Kit For Jeep Wrangler


Chrysler Group’s accessories division has introduced a new chrome grille kit for all you Jeep Wrangler and Wrangle Unlimited owners who just love that shiny-shiny feel. Apart from the grille itself, Mopar’s kit also includes a Jeep emblem, hood seal and fasteners. Installed in less than 20 minutes, the grille kit is available for $299 - €212. “Our new chrome grille, an Authentic Jeep Accessory from Mopar, dresses up the Jeep Wrangler so it’s sure to turn heads on the trail or at a red-carpet event,” said Chris Cortez, Senior VP – Global Service & Parts, Chrysler LLC. Cortez added, “Our factory engineered Jeep accessories are designed as well as performance and safety tested to provide compatibility in function, fit and finish.”

Via: Motorpasion

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Video: Jeep Wrangler Burnout - Literally...


Why would someone do something like this? If you’re seeking for an answer to our previous question, it’s because there are some folks out there just like us who find pointless and sometimes even immaturely stupid stunts like these very, very amusing. As simple as that.

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Jeep J8: Military Version Of The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

Chrysler Group or rather Chrysler LLC, presented the Jeep J8 multipurpose vehicle at the '07 Defence Systems & Equipment International (DSEi) military trade show that takes place in the UK (Sep. 11-14). Aimed for military service, the J8 is based on the Wrangler Unlimited and it’ll be offered as a 2-door pickup or a 4-door multipurpose vehicle. The J8 will be produced in a Chrysler LLC joint-venture facility in Cairo, Egypt, and will be available from spring 2008.

Jeep’s engineers have increased the Wrangler Unlimited’s capability and versatility by reinforcing the frame for increased ruggedness and greater payloads – up to 1,339 kg (2,952 lbs.) while all systems -axles, brakes and suspension components, are also engineered for heavy duty use. Another feature of the J8 is its heavy-duty bumpers with “tow eyes” that allow it to be transported by airplane or helicopter. -Continued after the jump

Powered by a 2.8-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine that produces 158 Hp and 400 Nm (295 lb.-ft.) of torque, the Jeep J8 features a towing capability of up to 3,500 kg (7,716 lbs.). The 2.8L diesel-engine is mated to a 5-speed automatic transmission. The J8 also features a unique air-intake system with special filtration and a hood-mounted snorkel that enables it to wade in water up to 762 mm (30 in.) deep and tackle sandstorm conditions for up to five hours.

According to Jeep, while the J8 isn’t designed for actual front-line combat operations, it is however fully armor capable and it can be used in a variety of duties ranging from command vehicle to troop/cargo carrier, ambulance, communications vehicle etc. Sounds great, how about a civilian version guys?


Thomas Hausch, Vice President – International Sales, Chrysler LLC

“Jeep vehicles made their original debut in 1941 for military duty, and have built their reputation with more than 65 years as the world’s benchmark for off-road capability and versatility for civilian and military vehicles”

“The new Jeep J8 marks the brand’s return to vehicle production for military and civilian government use – the same capability that makes the Jeep Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited famous also makes the Jeep J8 a truly multipurpose vehicle.”

 
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