Jeep news

Fiat Chrysler wants to reap benefits from the troubles Volkswagen in having.

Jeep has presented the Wrangler Rubicon Sunriser and Cherokee KrawLer concepts at the famous Motor Show held in Frankfurt.

The controversial design of Jeep Cherokee will stay.

The Grand Cherokee Trackhawk from the American company is green-lighted.

Chrysler trademarked the moniker for Trackhawk in autumn of 2014. The moniker is used on a variant of Jeep Grand Cherokee with high performance.

Jeep is holding back some Renegades from dealerships since there is a software problem.

Jeep is going to move upmarket with a new high-class model.

Jeep is calling back more 2014 and 2015 Cherokees.

Fiat/Chrysler developers are in the process of creating the next-gen Jeep Wrangler, the alpha cross-country vehicle from the rough-and-tumble company.

The NHTSA starts an investigation concerning 50,000 Jeep Cherokee crossovers because of the fire risks.

Chrysler told that they promise to put more efforts in 1.6-million Jeep SUVs repairing which were recalled.

A colourful Dodge Durango or Jeep Cherokee will not be available for a few months.

In May Chrysler gave some information about the SRT brand which is focused on enthusiast. The company made it a separate segment, though this plan did not turn out to be successful and the automaker will reconsolidate it as a section of Dodge.

Jeep Grand Cherokee of 2015 is going to have a four-wheel drive with which crashes become safer.

Vanity mirror wiring is the core of the problem for 895,000 SUVs from Chrysler.

Almost 745,000 Jeeps might still suffer from the spontaneity of air bags despite the fact that the issue had to be fixed two years ago.

Automatic transmission for nine speeds has gained a reputation of troublemaker. Stubborn software led to delays in production and, consequently, in release date. The current 100,000 recalibration batch is meant to save the situation.

A major development change is planned for Jeep in the parent company endeavours to lift it to the global market.

Dealership release of Cherokee in the UK is planned for the first summer month, and customers should expect a starting price of £25,495.

Approximately 900,000 vehicles made by Chrysler face a recall connected with making brake boosters corrosion-proof.