AEV Turns Wrangler into Brute Double Cab for SEMA

Kind of crazy...

"Based on the latest JK Wrangler Unlimited, the Brute Double Cab offers more interior space thanks to the extra doors and the larger overall dimensions of the JK-series Wrangler. AEV stretches the frame to a 139-inch wheelbase, and the Brute Double Cab has an overall length of 216 inches – 30 inches more than a regular JK Unlimited. The bed is nearly square, with dimensions of 61 inches long by 60 inches wide (and 44 inches between the wheelhouses), but it's not intended to make a pickup truck replacement out of a Jeep."

Read the whole article here.

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2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic Edition

Sadly it's only available in Europe...

Check out the whole article and the pictures here.

[via Motor Trend] 

Jeep Wrangler AEV Hemi Conversion

Read Car and Driver's full review on this at caranddriver.com.

[via Car and Driver]

Factory-built Jeep pickup "at least four years away," still not confirmed

Bummer...

"For those of you patiently waiting for a production Jeep pickup that you can pick up at your local dealership, we have bad news. Automotive News is quoting Jeep CEO Michael Manley as saying it won't be happening anytime soon."

Check out the whole article at autoblog.com.

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Spotted in the Virtual Wild

Spotted in Far Cry 2.

[via gameinformer.com]

Rusty Jeep Drivin'

[via blogs.jpmagazine.com]

Jeep Stays American!

This is awesome news to hear...Jeeps should be American Made

"The Detroit News is reporting that Fiat may move its plannedJeep and Alfa Romeo SUV production from Turin to the United States. That would leave the Italian plant open and available to produce a new future city car."

"Needless to say, that makes the possibility of manufacturing Jeep vehicles abroad and importing them back into the U.S. considerably less profitable. Building the two vehicles here in America would keep Jeep assembly domestic and give Alfa Romeo a leg up when it comes time for that brand to re-launch in the land of the free."

Check out the whole article on autoblog.com.

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My Jeep JK

My 2011 Jeep JK