Jeeps new 'truck' is in a hole...literally

[cbelt3]

why would you end up in such a hole ? Drive in any rust belt city during winter. Them roads get caverns right quickly. Fortunately the little sedans fill 'em up so the 4x4's and SUV's can drive over the top.

[spearmint]

[quote cbelt3]why would you end up in such a hole ? Drive in any rust belt city during winter. Them roads get caverns right quickly. Fortunately the little sedans fill 'em up so the 4x4's and SUV's can drive over the top.
Mean.

[Tofer]

That's a cool looking Jeep. It reminds me of my CJ7, which I dearly miss. Then again, I could probably do without the noise, poor ride, and poor gas mileage...

-Tofer

[Jp!]

[quote spearmint]Now within reason how would you end up in a hole like that? Adult beverages would have to be a major influence.

Jeep is building some neat inexpensive cars, I just wonder how they are going to hold up past 100,000 miles. Too bad they are Chryslers.
SAME way you drive your golf cart off a 75 foot cliff...???

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/13367284/detail.html

[Lux Interior]

[quote Forrest]
So what do you need the winch for?
So you can pull the idiot in his H2 out of the wet grass.

[SeattlePhotog]

That's the Hot Tub, outside of Moab, Utah, isn't it?

Check out this thread to see photos of a driver who didn't QUITE make it out...

http://vehicross.info/forums/showthread.php?t=11167&page=2

Scroll about halfway down the page. This just happened last week!

[JoeBob]

I kinda like it.
Put some sort of soft top on it, and you could sell a ton of them here at the beach.
Wranglers are everywhere you look around here.

[mikebw]

Yeah, I think I kinda like it as well. It is slightly futuristic without looking dumb.

[Jp!]

I'm surprised by so many positive replies.

[Pat]

Well JP, post another thread with the body that sits on that chassis now, Wrangler Unlimited. Somehow I think the tone will be a little different.