Hudson Jeep News: Jeep to release four new models for annual Easter Jeep Safari
By now, Jeep is pretty much a household name. A definite precursor to the SUV movement, Jeep has been a part of the Chrysler brand for years upon years. In honor of the coming 44th Annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah, Chrysler is about to launch four special models that are “Moparized.” Hudson Jeep dealers are really excited to see what kind of special features the new Moparized cars will include, and luckily for them, we can give you a little bit of a preview of what Jeep has in store.
The new models will be the Jeep Wrangler J7, the Jeep Patriot Extreme, the Jeep Wrangler Trail Boss and the Ram Power Wagon. Not to be confused with the 2010 Dodge Ram Power Wagon, the final of the list of honorary models will sport only two doors rather than the four doors of its brethren. Your Bayonne Jeep dealership also noticed some flat black accents around the wheels, grille and hood – set off by a neon green stripe. And the customized bed with an external full size spare tire rack is just another major differentiator noticed by your Hudson Jeep dealer.
The Jeep Patriot Extreme offers a bunch more fun little differences. This cool new vehicles offers a bright orange paint scheme with grille and hood flat black accents highlighting these areas. Your Bayonne Jeep dealership would also like to point out the two-inch Rocky Road Outfitters suspension lift, BF Goodrich KM2 tires and TJ ‘Moab’ 16-inch wheels. Cue extra features like an uplevel Kicker stereo system and a roof-mounted snowboard rack to complete the Patriot Extreme picture. Hudson Jeep dealers were understandably impressed with this cool new model launch.
The final new vehicles are both Wranglers. The first (J7) is based heavily on the four-door Unlimited Rubicon model, featuring a lot of the basic appeal associated with military vehicles. For the other Wrangler, the ‘Trail Boss’ is a two-door model, also based off of the Wrangler Rubicon, and apparently a good option for off-roading. Your Bayonne Jeep dealership sees some serious shredding in your near future when you when you hop behind the wheel of the new Trail Boss model.
It’s good to see brands like Jeep are still alive and doing well. With all of the commotion of the last year, we have taken for granted that isn’t that difficult for a brand to disappear completely. Let’s be honest: Jeeps still have practical applications, but they don’t exactly get the best mileage on the market. With the industry turning so quickly and so viciously to better fuel efficiency in its vehicles, some of the market’s bigger vehicles have been getting the ax. Jeep, however, has garnered a large enough following that it hasn’t disappeared from the arena – nor have its sales declined heavily enough to put the brand in jeopardy. The small car market can eat its heart out: Jeep is back with a vengeance, and they won’t be going anywhere for years and years to come.
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James Jenney is a blogger and auto enthusiast who writes about general auto industry news. His article features information for Hudson Jeep drivers on a Bayonne Jeep dealership.
