Jeep has revealed an updated Patriot for the 2011 model year.
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Plenty of Pictures: Chrysler's "Moparized" vehicles
Where'd that Wrangler J7 go?
When Chrysler first unveiled their “Moparized” vehicles, not too many pictures came with the press release. However, we’ve found plenty more pictures on Jeep’s Facebook page. You can see them after the jump.
Chrysler reveals nine "Moparized" vehicles at the Moab Easter Jeep Safari
Chrysler has revealed nine “Moparized” concept vehicles at the Moab Easter Jeep Safari. The original announcement mentioned just four cars, and a fifth one was rumoured shortly after, but now we get nearly twice that.
Chrylser begins production of the Pentastar V6 in brand new Trenton, MI facility
Chrysler has begun production of the 3.6L Pentastar V6 in an all-new facility in Trenton, Michigan.
Jeep recalls Commander and Grand Cherokee due to faulty rear track bar
Jeep is recalling the 2010 Commander and Grand Cherokee due to an improperly manufactured rear track bar.
Mopar unveiling at least four "Moparized" vehicles at Easter Jeep Safari
Mopar will be unveiling at least four “Moparized” (Their word, not ours) vehicles at the upcoming Easter Jeep Safari.
Three Jeep special editions launched
Jeep has launched three new special editions of their cars which are set to debut, as pretty much all of the stuff today, at the North American Motor Show in Detroit.
Alfa Romeo Kamal spotted, possibly heading for production
An employee at one of Fiat’s R&D plants has captured photos of what looks like a modified version of the Alfa Romeo Kamal concept car.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Recall
Jeep is recalling 2,990 Grand Cherokees, model year 2010, due to an issue with the passenger-side airbag. It may not deploy properly in the event of a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
No incidents of injury or death due to this problem have been recorded, but testing shows it is possible.
To fix this, dealers will be fitting a new top cover for the instrument panel. If you own a 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee, call your local dealership and arrange to get the fix installed. Try not to use your car until the fix is installed.
Source: Inside Line