Category: American
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Jeep Cherokee KJ 2.8 CRD: UK History, Common Problems and Buying Guide
The Jeep Cherokee KJ is one of the most forgotten 4x4s of the early 2000s. Known as the Liberty in North America but retained as the Cherokee in Britain, it replaced the square-edged XJ with rounder styling, independent front suspension and a choice of petrol and common-rail diesel engines. The later 2.8 CRD automatic is…
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Jeep Wrangler 1941: Rare UK Limited Edition History and Buying Guide
The Jeep Wrangler 1941 is one of the rarest modern Wranglers officially supplied in Britain. Created for Jeep’s 80th-anniversary celebrations, it combined the four-door JL Rubicon with factory-approved Jeep Performance Parts. Only 41 examples were allocated to the UK, giving this 2021 special edition genuine rarity rather than merely decorative badges. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon,…
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Jeep Wrangler TJ: UK History, Engines, Common Problems and Buying Guide
The Jeep Wrangler TJ is the model that restored round headlights to the Wrangler and replaced leaf springs with coil suspension. Sold in Britain from the late 1990s, it combined unmistakable Jeep styling with compact dimensions, a separate chassis and serious off-road hardware. Good right-hand-drive 4.0-litre examples are now scarce enough to deserve modern-classic status.…
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Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk: UK History, Specifications, Common Problems and Buying Guide
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk was one of the most improbable performance cars officially sold in Britain. It combined a family-sized four-wheel-drive body with the 6.2-litre supercharged Hellcat V8, 710hp and acceleration that embarrassed contemporary sports cars. Only 20 examples were allocated to the UK for its first year, so a genuine right-hand-drive Trackhawk is…