When it seems every first-gen Bronco has been modded almost beyond recognition, here's one that's actually original.

Birthed quite literally from the rib of an old Korean Jeep plant run in tandem with AMC, the first-gen Korando was little ...

If you were a fan of American cars in the 1980s and 1990s, you probably heard the comments at the water cooler, read the ...

Golen produces special Chevy and muscle car era engines, but perhaps the most unique offering is the 4.6-liter Jeep stroker ...

The Magna EtelligentTerrain was built to show off prototype versions of its eBeam axle electric power solution. This Jeep ...

The V8-powered Wrangler 392 Final Edition is big, loud and capable, but it’s also something that probably shouldn’t exist ...

Top-seeded Old Bridge won all but one bout to take down eighth-seeded Trenton 76-3 in the Central Jersey, Group 5 tournament, hosted by Old Bridge. Old Bridge (12-6) faced fifth-seeded Edison in ...

Accompanied only by a gentle guitar track, Ford – he notes the irony of a Ford touting Jeep in the closer – stresses that freedom is the roar of one driver's engine, and the silence of another's.

By Alex Weprin Media & Business Writer In a Super Bowl with no shortage of star power and slapstick comedy during the commercials, Jeep surprised in the fourth quarter by zigging while others zag.

Toward the end, Ford gets into an electric Jeep Wrangler after pulling out the charging plgs, and says, “Choose what makes you happy,” quickly adding: “This Jeep makes me happy….