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On this day in history: December 4
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NewsJeep Teases Recon Arrival, Updates Grand Wagoneer
Jeep has announced several upcoming changes to its vehicle lineup, including an update to its Grand Wagoneer and the upcoming arrival of the Recon electric utility vehicle. In a short video clip, the manufacturer unveiled the visually refreshed Grand Wagoneer, which will also get mechanical, and technological updates. Aesthetically, it …
News2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee Teaser Hints at Subtle Refresh
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is about to receive a series of changes for the 2026 model year, as previewed today by the company. Curiously, the press release uses the words “next-generation” and “new chapter.” Remember, the current Grand Cherokee was introduced for 2022, while the three-row Grand Cherokee L debuted …
NewsJeep’s HEMI V8 Now Just One Step Away From Retirement
Once a popular engine within the Jeep lineup, the venerable HEMI V8 is now just one step away from retirement after the company decided to stop offering it with the three-row Grand Cherokee L for the 2025 model year. The 5.7-litre mill endowed the midsize SUV with 357 horsepower and …
Recalls126,000 Stellantis Vehicles in Canada Need Software Fix to Camera Issue
Rear-view camera issues are commonplace in this day and age, with the latest example coming from Stellantis. The automaker has just announced a recall on nearly 1.2 million SUVs, vans and pickups in North America including approximately 126,000 in Canada. Affected models include the 2022-2023 Jeep Compass , Grand Cherokee …
RecallsSuspension Issues Keep Plaguing the New Jeep Grand Cherokee
The list of recalls affecting the latest-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee is starting to grow quite a bit. Two more were announced just this week, including one that involves 338,000 units in the U.S. and over 17,000 in Canada. Specifically, the 2022-2023 Grand Cherokee and long-wheelbase 2021-2023 Grand Cherokee L are …
NewsJeep’s SUV Production Scaled Down, Jobs Cut
Jeep ’s parent company Stellantis announced on Thursday that the Detroit plant (4,600 employees) where the Grand Cherokee is built will temporarily move from three to two shifts and reduce production in the process, though it failed to specify how many units will be cut. The reason for the move …
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