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- Jeep has a strong brand and illustrious history dating back to World War II, making it one of the strongest brands in the automotive world. It has a military pedigree that dates back to World War II and for generations it has sustained its rugged, classic American image. It is also Fiat Chrysler’s top-selling brand, and it inspires a rare sort of cult-like devotion other automakers would kill for. But it needs to stay ahead of an increasingly competitive market.
Jeep specializes in sport utility vehicles like the Wrangler - it does not make a single sedan or sports coupe. That has left it extraordinarily well-positioned for the recent boom in SUVs. However, the secret is out, and automakers everywhere are ramping up their own SUV and pickup inventories, and some are aiming their own products squarely at segments Jeep has long dominated.
Jeep is answering with a slew of new innovations and new products to preserve its strong position and envied reputation. Industry insiders say Jeep can no longer expect that its legendary name and distinctive styling will keep buyers coming back.
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LMAO at 5:50
"and people who want other people to think they're hardcore offroaders"
Couldn't be more true, especially in the big cities
in west texas thansk to oil people trick out their jeeps never seen dirt....
You have no idea how many hyper clean wranglers I've seen with all sorts of off road goodies attached to them like the snorkel (correct term?), doors replaced, lifted, big off road tires etc. here in the city where I know they are not off roading that crap
@@TheNacropolice easiest way to know if someone does truly offroad is looking at the tread of the tires and seeing if chunks are missing from the tread like a giant tiger used the tires as a scratching post.
99.9% of jeep drivers
I'm from El Salvador and Jeeps here are highly regarded, there ain't no SUV on the planet that's going to top JEEP, it's a legend and an icon, the grill and the headlight logo is an international household logo. Jeep and Toyota Landcruiser are the undisputable kings of the world.
Exactly Jeep’s are the best off-road vehicle. I love my TJ
Jeep breaks all the time. Garbage
Don’t compare to legendary Toyota vehicles you compared it too.
5:50 they just called out all the mall crawlers
lol that paved asphalt crawling
Mall crawlers drive on pavement which is made of rock, so really they are rock crawling.
Honestly I feel like most of the people with basic mods (tires, wheels, and maybe a lift thrown in there) often do far more off-roading than any mall crawler will ever hope to do.
I live in Alaska, and Jeeps are Extremely useful here because it has REAL 4wd, not awd crap, and Jeeps have excellent under body protection., which is vital in this state.
Does the Jeep's worst reliability rating concern you?
My dad is almost finished restoring an ex army 1940s willy’s jeep. Even unrestored it was was very reliable car even for daily driving. I will keep it until I die.
Is this your own voice, or your dad's?
So valuable that the brand has been passed around like a sorority pledge.
I believe American Motors Corporation were the best custodians
I know the 4Runner and Tacoma have been (for years) selling like crazy. I really hope they have a 2 Door FJ, retro styling etc for future plans.
Toyotas no longer have a fully boxed frame because they got unreasonably sued for rusting frames on very old vehicles. Instead of just having a legal statement about the longevity of the frame, they decided to compromise the vehicle with a C channel frame.
The FJ was just a 4Runner underneath. They aren't very good without a lot of modifications and didn't sell well so it was cancelled.
If only Toyota sold the Land Cruiser 70 series in the US, the wrangler would have some real competition.
They are almost indestructible. However, it is a very old platform and Toyota left some compromises in the design when they widened the front and put the V8 diesel in 13 years ago (low alternator, narrower rear tracks, old 5 speed manual and no auto option). The LC70 is basically a piece of industrial and farming equipment that has been made road legal.
Here in Australia people spend big money fixing some of these issues to make them more suitable for off road and towing after already spending AUD $70k+ buying one new. Part of the reason is that the LC70 is largely a developing market product so they spend the bare minimum to keep it viable for sale in Australia and NZ, the only two fully developed countries that it sells.
I think with the LC300 likely not going to the US market Toyota may decide to reintroduce the LC brand in the US with an all new hardcore offroad model after seeing the success of Jeep, Bronco and Defender.
If a frog had wings he would not bump his ass everytime he hopped.
I'd be happy if they'd bring the fj back
My whole life I've been calling Willys, willies and not Willis 😂
Whatcha talkin’ ‘bout, Willis?
Derek Marrie no it’s pronounced Willis
😂😂Me too
I had never heard of "Jeep Willy's" until a prior job where I took calls for a site that sold model cars and that was one of them.
JEEP
the legendary
Endless money pit
But at least doesnt catch fire like KIA hyndai.
And the Bronco comes
Endless money pit according to Scotty Kilmer
Just Empty Every Pocket
And I still miss my 2000 Wrangler and want another aJeep!
I owned a jeep once. Got tired of fixing it so I sold it and I'm a mechanic.
"Anyone looking for a real offroader really hasnt had any choice outside of Wrangler, its basically wrangler or nothing."
Toyota 4Runner: Am i a joke to you?
That’s not the same. 4Runner can he modded to turn it into a “real off-roader,” just like any other 4WD SUV (which is what 4Runner is) can; however, all but the most basic Jeeps are real off-roaders out of the factory.
The 4Runner is great, but it lacks the fun element Jeep brings.
Yes.
SUV's come and go.
Jeep keeps evolving. No one has an actual competitor.
79 series landcruiser has a 4.5V8 turbodiesel or a 5.7 V8 Gas in pickup, short wheel base ,and long wheelbase versions with factory front and rear lockers, and of course the Hilux which outsells all 4x4 vehicles worldwide by a huge marginwww.sabaparking.co.uk/news/blog/the-worlds-top-selling-car-model-in-every-country
@@alexanderrosales7675 They are no longer competitive to the Jeep.
I’m on my fourth a 2019 Rubicon before then I had 2000, 2001 and 2003. Loved them all but this Rubi is everything
I own a 2dr 2016 JK. When it comes time for me to buy another one. I really couldn't care less about the tech. Comfort on the inside is a good thing. The tech is just another thing that will break and be expensive. Most people that take it off-road I believe can attest to that.
Here in the Philippines after WW2, the Willy Jeep was adapted and modified as a public passenger type vehicle called the "Jeepney". It's still plying the Philippine road towards this day.
“Endless money pit”
- Scotty Kilmer
@@KESTRAL23 no scotty is a biased old fool who should've retired decades ago
REV UP UR ENGINEZ!!!!
@@KESTRAL23 wut
@@youngmoonyohnj1099 He needs translation....he really means listen to Chris Fix instead. He's more popular and not a jerk.
You mean that old fool on meth who believes a 94 Celica is the best car in the world?
There’s only one Jeep I would ever buy and that’s a later model XJ Cherokee, other than that, can’t wait for the Bronco to come out 💪🏼
inline 6 is the only jeep id buy
Can Jeep stay ahead with the Bronco coming is the question.
They'll probably lose some sales, which hopefully would mean they'd double down on competing and making products, but they'll be fine, and I hope competition means better products.
when they put the hemi in a Wrangler they will get there position back... i think...
The bronco doesn't even compare. The Bronco wasn't even a direct comparison back when it was a big SUV. Now they simply just copied the Wrangler.
Bronco is a cool vehicle but Ford is hurting financially just look at their stock price.
Loved my 97 XJ but the new Broncos are bad azz with their retro design and eye on the future. Jeep could have spanked ford but dropped the ball on the new wagoneer, should have went retro.
The price for a new Jeep is another killer for me, I am not going to drop 50k+ for a car to take off-road.
The problem was Jeep is Fiat Chrysler owns them and that means lack of quality and cost cutting is their main priority and it shows with their unreliable vehicles
How are they unreliable? Like Jeeps specifically?
I've owned a few jeeps price is way to high and yes I've had more problems with jeep than other cars major problems not cheap fixes I do love the look though so I bought a mahindra roxor jeep look but more reliable and more rugged
Jeep has always been one of the worst marques for reliability. Long before Fiat and Daimler.
My friend has 1 jeep wrangler. Dad has 1 too. Friend said heating and cooling coils has issues always dirty inside. Dad said it was reliable. So I guess they are not standardized and have very poor quality control during manufacturing.
I’ve owned 2 Wranglers and one Grand Cherokee. No issues with any of them
Everyone has an opinion on the wrangler, saying its unreliable and whatnot. Just like scotty, they don't own one. I do. I drive it to work every day. I beat it up on Saturdays. It has never let me down, doesn't squeak, rattle or fail. Keep your japanese scrap iron. Ill pull you out when you get stuck.
Long live the Jeep!!!
I've owned a Range Rover Sport V8 and Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT. The Jeep was miles ahead of the RR in reliability and performance while the RR was more luxurious. So while Jeep may not be as reliable as a Lexus (which I've also owned), it's a lot more dependable than a number of European "prestige" models.
You can compare anything to a range rover and it will be more reliable.
My father had a 1983 CJ-7 Jeep that he bought it used in early 90’s. He had it till in 2002. He got a 2002 TJ Jeep. I did drove his newer one a few times. Even my mother drove it a few times on the 2nd one. My father used the 2nd Jeep for plowing snow in the driveway or even his neighbor’s driveway,too. They had it for a long time. In 2017 my mother sold it to a friend towards my father with the plow. My mother gave them a good price of it. It didn’t have any rust on it. It was a good 3rd vehicle for my parents a number of years. My sister drove the 1st Jeep for one summer. The 2nd summer she had a little problems with it the following summer. My sister ended up with a 1991 Ford Escort to drive around in. My father still drive the older Jeep during the summers in early 90’s. They have 2 other cars to drive back in the early 90’s. When they retired they gotten a 1993 Ford Explorer from trading their 2 vehicles. My mother was driving my sister’s car during the fall and part of the winter months. For a little bit over a year in the mid 90’s my mother gotten a 1995 Ford Escort station wagon about 3 years. My father trade that car on a 1997 Ford F-150 truck for him to drive. My mother had the 1998 Ford Explorer as her car to drive around in. My father traded the truck on the 2002 Jeep TJ. That Jeep did run for awhile in 2016. It had a couple flat tires and it didn’t work for awhile. My father had the Jeep fixed during the summer of 2016. It did sat in the garage till I drove it on New Year’s Day in 2017. I only had it that day towards the following day. I was driving my father’s 2008 Ford Expedition just shortly after his death. I got used to driving it for about 3 months. That vehicle was liked a tank for me. I even did parallel parked it once. I did an awesome job in it. I gave a lot of space for this one mini van to backed out of.
We have a Wrangler. It feels dangerous - ready to roll if I have to maneuver to avoid an accident. I've had to hit the brakes for wildlife and the wheels lock and it skids to a stop. None of my other SUVs had that issue. That combined with the lack of side airbags makes me pretty nervous. Not sure how long we're going to keep it. Tons of fun once you get to the offroad locations! Getting there on long highway and freeway drives though - like I said, makes me nervous.
Oh I know. Plus the cargo space is basically nothing. It guzzles gas like an SUV but has the space of a sedan...wtf is it?
Offcourse it being specifically build for off roading it will have higher road ground clearance which makes it more vulnerable to roll overs on sharp turns, this problem is somewhat common with most of the SUVs but then again most of the SUV don't showoff themselves as an extreme off-roading machine
I myself not a fan of SUVs in general as I don't find them "practical" in day to day life, I would rather go for trekking, as off roading isn't my cup of tea
Though I love sedans and I reckon u might have driven a lot of sedans well ,that might be why u might feel things a bit off when u drive ur jeep , sedans grips its whole body to the ground as it moves with excellent control and for me that feeling so good
I hate it that cars are too low to the ground for off roading. Makes me feel like I’m going to get stuck at any moment. It’s an off road specific vehicle. Go and buy what fits your lifestyle and quit trying to make others conform to your in order for you to look cool.
I left Jeep for a Jimny. Never looked back.
Unfortunately Jimny stop selling in USA. Same like all other short wheel base Japanese 4x4. Noticed japanese only sell long based SUV in USA, they stopped selling SWB models because of safety.
smart decision !
Hahahaha
@@D_2_M u should get ur fact straight, there is a whole scandal behind why jimny stoped selling in USA as I don't want to speak in lengths about u should just google it " suzuki jimny vs consumer union scandal USA "
Wish they were sold in the U.S. Would love to purchase one. I would still keep my Wrangler TJ though. Why not have the best of both worlds.
Keep will still sell wranglers. They’re very reliable, can go anywhere, the only thing that sucks is price and there not for anyone 5 foot 11 or taller
I'm 6 feet....
BUT.....
I only drive with the top completely off AND I only use.it as a fun weekend car to drive around town in on the weekends with sunny days.
So yes you are correct. Anyone who is 6 feet should NOT buy a jeep if they plan on always have the top ON.
I'm 6'4" and have a good 4 inches or so over my head with my seat adjusted where I want it in my JK. Same when I had a YJ.
I got a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee when I turned 16 and loved it (hand me down from my dad to my sisters to me). Got T-boned and decided to get a 2001 Ford Explorer Sport to replace it. I definitely missed my Jeep but I actually ended up really liking the Explorer. In 2018, the transmission started dying and the only brand I wanted to look at was Jeep because I loved my Grand Cherokee so much. I decided to buy a 2014 Cherokee and it has been really great. Perfect size, drives well in all conditions, nice interior, pretty quick, etc.
Like I said, my dad and sisters also used that Jeep Grand Cherokee before me and when my sister wad able to, she bought a 2018 Wrangler and my dad bought at 2013 Wrangler. All of us loved that Grand Cherokee so much that we went back to Jeep all these years later lol
owned by fiat now there's no way I'm ever buying a jeep
IKR so unreliable. Everyone that I know who owns one is leasing it
Oh well, more for the rest of us
@@m.youtube.com-r I haven't had any issues with my current Jeep.
@@m.youtube.com-r nor does it prove it.
Robert Howell I would leave him alone cause he wants to have the most consumer satisfaction with his purchase. I would want the same thing also. Plus I don’t think he wants to learn about it and even if he did he wouldn’t do anything about it
I love the grand cherokee, and wrangler the most!
Just came across an Indian brand named Mahindra which had got the license from willy’s to make Jeep under Mahindra’s name. Mahindra’s jeep is more Jeep than FCA’s version. Cheap, reliable and rock solid.
Without watching the video, I don't think I'd really put jeeps in the same class as general SUV's. When I think of a Jeep, I think of offroading. Most SUV's can do that too, but they're not built specifically for that purpose. A regular SUV is great for transporting large luggage (not towing) or the rows of seats are great if you have children. I know I appreciated having two rows of seats for more space when my family got a van, as I have two brothers and nobody likes sitting in the middle seat like when in a car.
16:50 “it’s basically wrangler or nothing” 😆🤣😂 then you see Toyotas from all over the country hitting the trails in Co, Ut, Az
Any decent 4x4 vehicle with minimal modifications is as good or better then a wrangler lol.
Love how up until 8:20 they talk about the XJ but show the 70s Cherokee instead
Imagine if Jeep started making AWD cars with good ground clearance to compete against Subaru. Maybe bring back the Eagle wagon.
They would start at $30k plus. People would buy Subaru because of the price difference
Lesbaru.
Truth is - Heritage gets you only so far.
New generations don't give a crap about heritage, or, if anything, prefer brands that do not have any heritage whatsoever.
To us, Heritage is just a cool word to say "probably overpriced"... because we know newer companies need to deliver either a higher quality or lower pricing to compete with older ones. So, we prefer the cheaper/better option.
I just got a 01 TJ a few months ago. While I have a RZR and a 4x4 truck I absolutely love my Jeep
14:37 “More capability “ 🤣🤣🤣 an old school UAZ Hunter
I was looking if anyone noticed that. are you russian?
@@Emergencyguy100 Actually from Colombia. It is normal to see 30+ year old school 4x4 still kicking in the mountains, jungle, farms…
Love my YJ. Even though it sits in the garage most the year ):
3:13 the last carberated vehicle sold in the US was the 1991 jeep wagoneer
since i was a kid ive always wanted that 1984 Jeep Gladiator Honcho that was used in the Movie Twister(1996)
We bought a 2017 Jeep. I have never seen a vehicle rust and have so many paintt issues as our jeep. It is a fun vehicle, but it has some short comings that would make me weary of purchasing a new one.
Friends had a Wrangler. I so excited to get in it. It was so uncomfortable and cramped and tiny. I thought it was a Offroader. Not a little city car. And this was a 2010+model maybe 4 years ago? So I was smaller than I am now and though it was tiny. I was so disappointed
1:38 so you are telling me there was 135 car manufacturers back in the forties !!!
A lot of them didn’t make it
136 Makes or Marques. Not businesses.
Like Ford/Lincoln/Mercury or back in the day Buick, Pontiac, Cadillac, GMC, Chevy, Saturn, and Oldsmobile were all General Motors.
Even in the 1940s most of the parts and cars were the same with minor differences and many makes were owned by the same companies.
Well it wasn't the stone ages, they had plenty of technology to make planes, trains and automobiles 🤭
@@dnlcast2 you missed the point. I meant that the industry was not as consolidated as it is today
Ibrahim Seck you’re comparing the 40’s to 2020 in any capacity? Geez your about as smart as a box of hammers 🤣😂🤣
Bought 2 Jeep Sahara 4xe hybrids in the beginning of May, as My girl is a Jeep girl. Two things I said I'd never do.
1.) Never buy a new car
2.) Never buy a Jeep
I was looking for a hybrid but most of them compromise the vehicle to make an "egg." I somehow came across the Jeep 4xe and went to look at it and bought it that day without even test driving it. What I liked was that Jeep decided with this model "Jeep First" when building this. My girl, not being out done bought the exact same but in a different color. We both opted for the 4xe Sahara "mall crawler" edition...lol
Here's why I broke my two rules. #1 is because of the 7,500 tax credit. This EV qualifies for the full amount which makes this vehicle less than a gas powered Sahara with all the same options. Not to mention as I'm looking for hybrids and electric vehicles, this cost is within the same as others. #2 is because Jeep said "Jeep first!" Also the fact that it is a plug in hybrid and the HVAC components do not need the engine running to work.
Overall we love these vehicles which gives us the availability to do anything from going to the mall in comfort or driving the sand dunes in Corolla NC with the wild horses
Dump them before warranty expires.
I had a CJ7 with the 304 in it and two wagoneers. One with the big block that was a 78 and the other was an 82 grand wagoneer that I tour the county in, following the grateful dead.
Bronco uses the sludge prone direct injection EcoBoost engines for its base models
Nothing is better for off-roading than a wheezing turbo four-cylinder that will choke at the hint of dust or overheat in the first five minutes of crawling.
I would love to see Doug DeMuro get interviewed by CNBC in a future video related to cars. He seems to know a lot.
What a nice video . . . Really enjoyed it . . .
i loved my 2019 but some things have to change. water pouring in after opening doors, mushy steering, 5 inch a screens. for that cost you have to up the game
I love how you completely omitted the Renegade, because duh, that is no jeep at all
Renegade, Compass and Patriot LOL, But Jeep is not a jeep either, its a Fait no way around that. People love the Jeep looks and crawl ability, but with the crappy gas mileage and reliability issues people will buy a Toyota.
Actually I live in Alaska and Renegade TRAILHAWKS are EXTREMELY useful.
Honestly the renegade was half the jeep sales at one point. They sold well.
12:05 Hyundai is a Korean brand not Japanese lol
**Memories of the Japanese colonial empire**
Same thing dude
I live on Long Island New York and I see plenty of jeeps around and grand Cherokees are especially prominent around here. My father has always been a Dodge/jeep guy and he just got a 2017 grand Cherokee with low miles. It’s a beautiful automobile. Jeep seems to have A dedicated following like Subaru does good to see them coming out with new products
I live on LI too, but sorry my mechanic always tells me to stay away from Jeep & to just stick with Toyota, Mazda, or Honda. Jeep will never have the same reliability as those companies. You want to buy a car that will last you a long time & you won’t have to put in money for all these repairs? Stick with the Japanese car companies.
Having owned and driven both on AND off-road
FJ Cruiser-
1.rides sooo much better on and off road
2.needs wayyyyyy less prepares
3.Appreciates/holds value(a lot r more than they were 10 years ago new)
4. Can handle more rough terrain
5. Is a collectible
6. All of us are nice and becomes friends with u if u too have an FJ
Jeep never had to go away and come back to stay relevant like the bronco did 🤷🏼♂️
Then again Bronco never sold its soul to Fiat 🤷♂️
When you buy a Bronco you get a Ford when you buy a Jeep you get a Fiat.
@@blueoval250 i'd still buy the fiat over the ford
The only time I ever rode in a Jeep is in the Pink Jeep Tours in the desert, which uses modified Jeeps.
love the grand Cherokee track hawk and Durango hellcat I have to get one of those
I like how they showed an FJ60 landcruiser at 5:15.
They always have and always will. Others come and go. NOTHING is like a JEEP NOTHING. never has been. Never will be.
Humvee
Prices is going up and the quality is going down
Another great piece. But, something's off with the orators mic???
My neighbour bought a new Jeep,from his experience I would never buy one he has had lots of problems with it.Its only a year and a half
old and now the battery is going flat,like a lot of modern cars they have become to complicated.
....... this was a great ad for Jeep. The Jeep marketing department provided plenty of info or did they provided a discount on your purchase?
Can't wait for the Bronco to put competition against Jeep into making a better product since I have no interest in buying a current Jeep's product.
Can’t agree more
I own a Grand Cherokee and I love it. Only compliant is the many recalls
Really need to bring the 6.4 litter Wrangler to market. Would really prefer the 6 speed manual in that Concept Wrangler, as opposed to the shown automatic. Thank you: David Bernard
High key that Ford bronco though 👀
Yep. I’ve never considered a Jeep. Nothing against Jeep, it just never occurred to me. But I’m going to take a hard look at Bronco for my next car.
Let’s be honest jeep isn’t going anywhere
Yeah, because people keep buying them, despite knowing that their quality keeps getting worse.
By suing competition (roxor) and overcharging
Stealing a design isn’t “competition”
@@Wrangzilla They have the licence to make.. How's it stealing..?
I have a 2005 grand Cherokee and whenever I try get repairs done I'm told not all parts are available.
If you want to know how to build a car brand (which apparently you need help with) keep your old models running. Knowing there will be legacy support for my 4x4 means I can trust the brand, be confident of resale value and also provide a revenue stream in parts.
Right now Jeep is trying to play the rapid release game. This dilutes the jeep brand and makes older models obsolete.
Look up Simon Sinek's talk about playing the infinite game.
Jeeps are improving alot. Better rides an more power.
I hope they fix the wrangler wheel shifting when driving. But they are great for HS kids.
Improving?? Lol.
There pretty. That’s about it. I would never choose it over an old Toyota Land Cruiser, Tacoma.
That isn't necessarily true that Jeep had off road "all to itself". There are quite a few of Tacoma's and 4runners that off road, believe it or not. Recently in the last 2 years, I've seen a lot more of the Lexus/ land cruisers out on the trails.
Not out west. Jeep clearly dominates off road along with the new SxS models.
Any decent 4x4 vehicle with minimal modifications is as good or better then a wrangler lol.
@@raleigh2747 yeah. Where do you wheel? The Walmart parking lot?
@@TheBandit7613 Um... why would you even ask that lol. A stock wrangler is not that "capable" when it comes to what a even minimally modified 4x4 can achieve. Street tires alone severely impact its off road capability. The stock Wrangler has to be efficient on highways, get good fuel economy, so on,and is not as good as a purpose built off roader, period.
I like the Utah Zion area for off roading by the way.
Walmart parking lot... Seriously that where you go? lol
@@raleigh2747 you realize a stock wranger can come with 33 inch mud terains and 2 locking diffs right? not to mention solid axels and can be had in short wheelbase. lol youre delusional.
1:50 Ford ended making a car-based pick-up called the Bantam. It was mostly sold in the Southern African region throughout the 80s, 90s and noughties.
I love my cousins wrangler it’s the newer body style in stick shift and let me tell you driving that thing especially with no doors is the funnest thing
The new Jeep Gladiator cost more than my first house 62K...…Not for me. I can get a Raptor for that.
I see raptors everyday stuck on our local beach. Cant figure that out cause thats what a raptor is mainly built for??? sand!
I just drive by laughing!
A) you’re not going to pay 62k for that Gladiator unless you’re dumb and don’t negotiate.
B) not too many Raptors are only 62k.
C) 2 different vehicles for 2 different types of off-roading.
Modern jeeps have the perfect looks and the perfect abilities. It's too bad the quality is such that modern jeeps also have among the lowest reliability ratings of any vehicle in the world. Capitalism's mantra of maximizing profits at any cost has ruined the legacy of this vehicle. Total shame.
Can't blame capitalism. There are reliable brands out there in the market.
527 Jetra he is probably referring to modern day capitalism. Capitalism used to mean competing on quality to maximise profits but it’s no longer the case
The communists sure made some fire🔥 cars😂
@527 Jetra 😂🤣😂 you mean modern life like boeing MH370 the first passenger plane into outer space?
Don’t blame capitalism as evil because the modern Jeep is unreliable, capitalism is what gave us the civilian Jeep in the first place. There are many reliable and capable off-roaders for sale. Jeeps became the way they are because many people bought them as fashion statements. Jeep is catering to the market
09:31 The most adored and envied vehicles. I love my Jeep.
I prefer the Spartan Wrangler TJ with no fancy anything because that’s the point. Simple and fun. Less to break.
I love my Jeep
Bronco looks ready to eat it's lunch. Hope jeeps watching Cobra Kai or at least doing push-ups.
bronco can't even get out the devils bathtub in moab without breaking something because of lack of articulation, not to mention, the only half decent bronco not running the same motor they use in their Focus is 65k
I’ll put my 2020 JLUR on 37’s against any new Bronco...
New Ram interior is beautiful :)
U missed mentioning about Roxor
If they wanna keep up, they gotta lower their price, but keep their perceived value as high. They don’t have this!
Nice Jeep advertisement. 👍 Mahindra should buy them out. 😎👍
Tbf most Jeep owners don't really explore different types of terrain and go on rugged muddy adventures, most are pavement princesses and the only highlands it will go to is the 4th floor on the shopping mall car park
I want a new Rubicon but idk the 2020 4runner TRD PRO looking pretty nice
Get a sport and install some lockers if thats what your wanting. Or go for an older model. Its really up to you!
I might buy the bronco or buy the 2021 trackhawk ether 2 will be my SUV and the Camry will be my daily driver.
Looks at track hawk, I don't need something that makes 707 horsepower and would probably never use that much. I would only get like 12 MPG... but I still want it.
I am looking at the Nikola Badger. I think my truck will last that long.
If you want to buy an 'unbreakable' 4WD in Australia, you buy a Toyota Landcruiser. If you want to pick the kids up from school, you buy a Jeep.
Not the new Landcruisers.
@@KevinSmith-qi5yn Never owned one myself, but I'd bet on them over a Jeep any day. They were developed in our outback.
Before Landcruisers, the farmers here all had Land Rovers, and those I can compare to Jeeps: I had mates who owned both. The guy with the Jeep spent every weekend after they'd gone bush welding up the cracks in the Jeep's chassis, the guy with the Land Rover had to tow him back to the garage.
@@mikestanmore2614 not anymore.
While Land Rovers were never reliable, they at least had the off-road chops to match Jeep; nowadays, even that's gone, and they rely on technological wizardry to compensate - expensive stuff that's likely to break in a few years.
Toyotas are both reliable and capable, but they've stagnated; an old Landcruiser will take you anywhere an old Jeep could go, and have the reliability to take you back, but the new ones won't even have the approach angle to get far.
If I had the money, I'd take a Wrangler Unlimited. But I don't, so I settled for a Toyota.
@@lance4906 Times change, eh?
Since when was the JK available in 2003?
It should be the law that no vehicle can be financed for more than 48 months.
Fix It Again Tony!
Fix or repair daily
Found on road dead
That military origin of an SUV is the same reason I made my cousin and his wife stick their heads out of my moon roof while holding a water gun. It was a great picture.
If you had a Wrangler, they wouldn't need to stick their head out the moon roof.
The popularity of jeep is that massive, that every SUV here is called jeep
Ive driven in a jeep as a passenger the ride was uncomfortable snd my knees kept hitting against the handle bar things in the front
I just traded in my 2017 Wrangler for a 2021 🌮
I’m sorry
@@Wrangzilla I'm not... The Taco wins hands down
@@peterjanjanin9883 wrong
Legendary reputation? Not in Australia!
This documentary makes a light representation of jeep's sales record in Japan and disregards off road vehicles sold around the world that are driven in much rougher terrains such as Australia.
Only if they work with their dealer network to improve the buying experience.
I think Jeep will eventually lose alot of sales because of Hummer EV, cybertruck, and Bronco will take a huge bite into sales.
Jeep will still be the leader but not by much and ONLY because their price point is "generally" lower
The hummer ev and cyber truck will only be bought by 6 figure a year idiots. The bronco might sell ok but it will be outshined by regular jeep sales
I love Jeep
The more you learn the history, you love Jeep more. Great iconic brand.
Jeep, Dodge & Chrysler will be always an all American to me!!! 👍👍👍