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    If you listen to music, chances are you may have come across a certain DJ Khaled. Although now known for his rather extravagant lifestyle, flaunting cars, cash, and excess, the media personality wasn’t exactly born into extraordinary wealth. As he often points out, the man had humble beginnings, and his most recent Instagram upload reaffirmed things after being reminded of his hustle days while celebrating his 50th birthday. In the video, Lenny Santiago, a veteran of the music business and a clo
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    Earlier this week, eagle-eyed Jeep fans noticed that the brand’s Wrangler and Grand Cherokee 4xe plug-in hybrid SUVs disappeared from the manufacturer’s website. Jeep said this was due to a stop-sale while it finds a remedy for a large recall affecting these models. But in a more dramatic twist, Stellantis has decided to discontinue these models completely. And, in what appears to be a more comprehensive realignment of the company’s electrification strategy, Chrysler’s Pacifica hybrid has also b
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    2025 on the Black Stellantis has been working to get back on track after a tough run, despite 2025 showing slightly positive signs, especially in the US. Jeep, Ram, and Dodge have been doing the heavy lifting, driving up shipments and building momentum after months of inventory headaches, pricing problems, and slow EV sales. Ram and Jeep are still the main profit engines in North America, while Peugeot and Fiat hold things down in Europe and Latin America. So this latest report isn’t really a sh
  4. Street News Anchor ·
    The Brand America Still Associates With Freedom Ford and General Motors have long positioned themselves as deeply American brands, with the former even winning TIME and Statista’s Most Iconic American Companies list earlier this year. But according to a Brand Keys survey, Jeep is America’s Most Patriotic Brand, and rivals still cannot catch up. That’s because Jeep has held the title since the survey began in 2001, marking its 25th consecutive win this year. For 2026, Brand Keys surveyed more tha
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    An Anniversary With Monthly Surprises Jeep is gearing up for its 85th birthday in 2026, but rather than dropping just one anniversary edition and calling it a day, the brand is rolling out a year-long celebration called Twelve 4 Twelve. Basically, every month, a new special-edition Wrangler arrives, each one spotlighting a different piece of Jeep’s story. Things started strong in November with the Wrangler Moab 392, a V8 brute built for serious off-roaders. December goes a bit differently with t
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    The Price Of Uniqueness What's interesting about the U.S. car market is that it represents a benchmark for major automotive manufacturers. It is also, however, its own ecosystem that makes it different from the rest of the world. Because of America's preferences and market demands, some models aren't available stateside, but these missing models could actually be best sellers in the U.S. One model, the Jeep Meridian, has received an update that might be a good buy for Americans if it ever gets
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    The previous-generation Jeep Cherokee has new blemishes on its reliability and safety reputation. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the 2019-2023 Cherokee is facing a recall potentially impacting 61,711 vehicles whose power transfer units (PTUs) may fail. When this happens while driving, it can result in a loss of power, and when this happens while parked, the vehicle could roll away, potentially crashing into obstacles despite being left in park. In fact, an accid
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    Celebrating Legacy There are very few brands that have the same status and history as Jeep. In fact, if you look at most automakers today, Jeep stands as an institution for staying true to its roots, yet it is still widely regarded as a leader in its segment. As a testament to Jeep's status, the brand is celebrating a huge milestone; in 2025, Jeep turned 85. As part of the celebration, the brand launched the Twelve 4 Twelve series, a new special-edition model that will debut on the 12th of every
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    Time's a Changin' 2025 was a turning point year for EVs, not just globally but, more importantly, in the United States. While the rest of the world stopped buying due to other concerns, one major reason the U.S. stopped was the removal of the $7,500 tax credit for EV purchases just before Q4 of 2025. This saw panic buying in Q3, following a major sales slump in Q4. Numbers don't lie: EV sales dropped 46% in Q4 compared to the previous quarter. More alarmingly, in 2025, EVs accounted for only 5.8
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    Jeep has been leaning into its roots lately with what they call their "Convoy Campaign." So far, we've seen unique models like the Gladiator Shadow Ops and Wrangler Willys 392. Now the Jeep Gladiator will get a nostalgic appearance package called Whitecap. It is a simple, low-cost add-on that gives the pickup a classic two-tone look inspired by early Jeeps. Small updates like this also show why Jeep remains a key pillar for Stellantis during a turbulent period. A Heritage Look Without The Hefty
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    Trouble In 4xe Land The reliability concerns surrounding the 4xe plug-in hybrid powertrain have haunted some Jeep owners, and this case reported by StacheD Training shows why. This Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe owner was left dealing with a financial burden after her vehicle experienced thermal runaway, and now, neither Stellantis nor her insurer, State Farm, appears to be giving her an easy time. StacheD Training shared a video of the parked Grand Cherokee 4xe releasing smoke as the thermal runaway u
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    Grand Cherokee V8 Comeback Teased by Lead Engineer Joe Aljajawi, lead engineer for the WL-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee, has hinted that the Hemi V8 may not be gone for good. In an interview with The Drive, Aljajawi stopped short of confirming a return but delivered a clear message to loyalists. “I would say for the Grand Cherokee customers that we are listening to you, and then stay tuned for more,” he said. For a brand that officially pulled the plug on the V8 just two years ago, that phrasi
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    Jeep has solved the biggest safety problem of the Wrangler and Gladiator, and that is the off-road SUV and truck’s tendency to roll over. Interestingly, the news doesn’t come courtesy of the automaker but the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), which recently crash-tested the 2026 Jeep Wrangler 4-door off-roader. During the driver-side small overlap crash test, the vehicle remained upright, with the independent safety watchdog noting in a statement that this is a sign Jeep has resolve
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    The Gladiator is Getting its Stick Shift Back The Jeep Wrangler remains one of the most affordable ways to get a manual SUV today. That alone makes it an outlier in a market that has largely abandoned the format. For Jeep, it is not just about cost. It is about identity and maintaining a connection to its off-road roots. The Jeep Gladiator used to mirror that formula. Buyers could once pair the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 with a six-speed manual. That option was quietly discontinued for the 2025 refr
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    The Celebration Expands Across the Lineup Jeep turns 85 this year, and the brand is leaning into its legacy of building vehicles for people who want to get outside and go further. The anniversary kicked off with the Twelve 4 Twelve campaign, which means we’ll see a new special-edition Wrangler every month until the end of 2026. One of the first big moves was bringing back a HEMI-powered Wrangler. The Moab 392 puts a V8 under the hood again, and Jeep says it’s because customers kept asking for it
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    Design DNA Still Intact Automakers have retained certain design signatures that have evolved over time, such as Alfa Romeo’s triangular “Doritos” grille and Porsche’s 911 round headlights. At Jeep, that signature is the seven-slot grille, which dates back to the CJ-2A launched in 1945. Now, it is set to evolve again with the mid-cycle update for the brand's smallest model, the Avenger. If the nameplate doesn’t ring a bell, that’s understandable, as it is not sold in the U.S., much like many subc
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    Momentum Carries Into 2026 The Jeep Grand Cherokee closed out last month on a strong note after posting its best December retail sales performance since 2021. Now, the midsize crossover is opening a new chapter, as Stellantis has confirmed that the refreshed 2026 model year has already begun shipping to dealerships. While the 2026 Grand Cherokee retains a recognizable look, the most significant update lies under the hood. Jeep now offers the model with an all-new 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-fo
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    The 4xe Drama Hold up, weren't 4xe models quietly removed from the Jeep website not so long ago? Why, yes, and it also means you can't order a Wrangler or Grand Cherokee with a plug-in hybrid powertrain anymore. It's unknown whether those models will ever come back, effectively putting the future of Jeep's hybrid models in limbo. The reason? In case you missed it, the 4xe models have had their fair share of issues in the past couple of months. A fire risk warning was issued in November, and in t
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    Spring is finally here. Well, maybe. But the folks planning Jeep’s annual Easter Safari are nothing if not optimistic. To mark the 60th excursion to Moab, Utah the Jeep team has come up with six wild new concepts, including one very retro package looking to the past to get a sense of the brand’s future. “Moab isn’t just a place we visit,” said Bob Broderdorf, the Jeep CEO. “Easter Jeep Safari has shaped the Jeep brand for decades, fueling the evolution of our 4x4 vehicles and strengthening our b
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    Copycats Crowding the Off-Road Space Jeep isn’t backing off as more brands flood the market with rugged styling cues seemingly taken from their vehicles. Instead, it is leaning further into its identity. Speaking to Australian media at the Easter Jeep Safari, Jeep Vice President of Exterior Design Vince Galante told Car Expert that the rise of copycat design cues is motivating the brand internally. He noted that elements once unique to Jeep are now everywhere, but that only reinforces what Jeep
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    Jeep Makes Room in the Budget The Jeep Wrangler posted an 11-percent year-over-year sales increase in 2025, but its longtime archnemesis, the Ford Bronco, has been steadily closing the gap – ending the year significantly closer to the Wrangler than in their 2024 sales matchup. Now, Stellantis appears to be looking to sustain that momentum by cutting prices. According to a report from Bloomberg, the four-door Wrangler Sport S now starts at $42,495, a figure that already includes the $1,995 destin
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    Another Recall, Different Problem Not long ago, the Jeep Wagoneer S was recalled for a tailgate problem that could detach without warning. Now, Stellantis is issuing another recall for the same model, this time alongside the all-electric Dodge Charger Daytona. This time, the issue isn’t about a physical part failing. Instead, it’s about the instrument cluster – the main screen behind the tiller. While the last recall was about a part that could fall off, this one is about what drivers can or can
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    A Global First Back in 2022, things were heating up in the EV segment. Suddenly, consumers were taking notice and were willing to experiment more with the alternative mobility powertrain. In response, all major car manufacturers kicked into high gear by announcing and introducing dedicated battery electric (BEV) models and nameplates. Jeep's first global BEV was named after the brand's legacy Wagoneer series and was the more sustainable and eco-friendly version. The Wagoneer S was launched in 20
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    A New Chapter Begins in Taiwan Jeep has officially returned to the Taiwanese market after 15 years. However, the American marque noted that this move is “not a continuation of the past but the beginning of a new chapter.” The press release did not explain why the brand left in 2010, but the decision may have been linked to financial challenges at the time. In 2009, Jeep’s parent company, then Chrysler, filed for bankruptcy following the 2008 global financial crisis—also known as the Panic of 200
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    The introduction of plug-in hybrid variants of the Jeep Wrangler and Grand Cherokee a few years ago was a smart move for the brand. These vehicles had the same rugged capability as their non-hybrid siblings, but without the big gas bills. In fact, the Wrangler 4xe has previously held the title of best-selling PHEV in the country. But the immediate future of these PHEVs is in doubt. Not only have the hybrid SUVs been hit by a huge recall, but they’ve now vanished from Jeep’s website without an of
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