HISTORY of : JEEP COMMANDER (XK), JEEP COMPASS and  JEEP PATRIOT

 

JEEP COMMANDER (XK) HISTORY

The 2006 Jeep Commander was the first seven-passenger Trail Rated 4x4.

Based on the platform of the Grand Cherokee (WK) '05, rectangular Commander was a little longer than the WK (two inches), but a stepped roof three inches taller and stadium-style layout gave room for additional seating in the rear. Rectangular  Commander design with square upright windshield and side immediately distinguishes him from his cousin.

The basic characteristics and  powertrain energy were the same as the Grand Cherokee. Like most 4x4 Jeep models, the commander had the Jeep Trail Rated emblem. To get the Trail Rated, a vehicle must meet the standard performances of traction, ground clearance, maneuverability and the ability to walk.

JEEP COMPASS HISTORY

It first appeared at the 2006 North American International Auto Show , the Jeep Compass is a compact crossover SUV that has available Trail Rated capacity.

The vehicle is front-wheel-drive with a choice of two 4x4 systems available electronically controlled all-weather use: Freedom Drive I, full-time system for highway use, or Freedom Drive II, which is off-road capable.

In 2011, the Jeep brand celebrates its 70th anniversary with a special edition of the Jeep Compass. This unique vehicle was available with the unique color of exterior paint (Bronze Star Pearl) 70th Anniversary badging and more.

JEEP PATRIOT HISTORY

The Jeep Patriot is a compact crossover SUV that has the  available Trail Rated capacity.

The vehicle is front-wheel-drive with a choice of two 4x4 systems available electronically controlled all-weather use: Freedom Drive I, full-time system for highway use, or Freedom Drive II, which is off-road capable.

In 2011, the Jeep brand celebrates its 70th anniversary with a special edition of the Jeep Patriot. This unique vehicle was available with the unique color of exterior paint (Bronze Star Pearl) 70th Anniversary badging and more....