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Jeep Patriot
The 2009 Jeep Patriot gets a redesigned interior. This compact SUV is a companion to Jeep's Compass, but Patriot has more traditional Jeep styling and enhanced available off-road capability. Sport and Limited trims are available, and both seat five. A 172-hp 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine is standard. It teams with a 5-speed manual or a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). Available as a credit option on 2WD Sports with the CVT is a 158-hp 2.0-liter 4-cylinder. Patriot is available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive without low-range gearing. Optional is an off-road-oriented AWD system that includes low-range gearing and hill descent control. Available safety features include ABS, traction control, antiskid system, front side airbags, and curtain side airbags.
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Jeep Cherokee – There is no Conspiracy
courtesy : wizbangblue.com For every ying there's a yang, each right has a wrong and black there's white. Then there's the happening of a major event and the conspiracy behind it - the supposed truth if you will, behind a media façade. The Kennedy Assassination, moon landings and 9/11 are often the most mooted in this arena. Currently, the fall out of 9/11 and the US army striding into Iraq atop a Jeep Wrangler looking for weapons of mass destruction is a particular favourite among conspiracy theorists. My favourite band Muse are big on conspiracies, or at least their front man Matthew Bellamy is. Recently he's been highlighting a video on Youtube entitled 'Terror Storm'. In the video, a conspiracy theorist explains how the world superpowers have created the war on terror by systematically attacking their own country and making it look like a foreign terrorist cell. Apparently this is a practice that has its origins many hundreds of years ago. Perhaps most controversially (and may I take this moment to exonerate myself from either side of the argument and sit firmly on the fence) it appears many conspiracy theorists believe 9/11 and 7/7 were actually an inside job by the American and British government respectively. The video reasons that America's reaction to terrorism and overthrowing Saddam Hussein would open up oil supplies like never before. The London bombings were supposedly Tony Blair's way of ensuring his war on Iraq was justified. Far-fetched or plausible - I'll let you decide. Apologies for the heavy nature of my introduction, but the subject matter deeply interested me and I felt an urge to share my viewings with you, in an almost blog-like style. Conspiracies aside, there's definitely one fact that stands out, regardless of why the US is at war with Iraq. The US army uses Jeep Wranglers for a very good reason - they're the best 4 X 4 vehicle on the planet. Now I'm not for one moment saying you should enrol in the army to have a crack at bouncing over inhospitable terrain in a Jeep, because you can get all the benefits of its years of army service plus refinement at your local Jeep dealer. The latest Jeep Cherokee is a return to a more angular design than its predecessor that wasn't curvy like Scarlet Johansson, but was softer ...
Jeep Cherokee – The Original 4×4
Jeep Cherokee The English language is a terribly complex thing, an intricate system of symbols and signs and inferences and nuances. Peculiarity and irregularity are its only consistent features and it is fraught with pitfalls and traps that are all too easy to fall into; yet it is nevertheless governed by a fairly comprehensive set of grammatical rules. However as native English speakers we have a tendency to pay little attention or sometimes wholly disregard some of the basics. So much so in fact that we've had to event new words just to describe our own poor use of other words! It would appear this has little or in fact nothing to do with the new Jeep Cherokee, and actually, I'll admit the link is a little tenuous, but please, if you would bear with me for just a little longer I'll explain fully. Certain words enter common usage accidentally and incorrectly: I'm sure we're all familiar with being asked to 'do the hoovering', and it's fairly widely known that the correct way to ask the same question is actually 'would you mind vacuuming'. Hoover, you see is a brand name, whereas vacuum cleaner is the generic name of the domestic appliance that we all know and loathe (truth be told, I find hoovering - I mean vacuuming - quite therapeutic!). Hoover is not just used as the name for the item though, it has become both noun and a verb (the hoover/to hoover). We must ask ourselves not just how but also why the word hoover has so successfully and completely established itself in our lexicon, and it's really quite simple. Hoover pioneered the vacuum cleaner, and its quality and brand image was so strong that it earned inclusion into our daily speech. I expect by now you've guess where I'm going with this... Jeep, like Hoover, Microchip, Sellotape, Walkman, etc. has long been a Proprietary Eponym (told you we had words about words!) in the UK. Jeep, similar to Land Rover, has established itself as a word and as a brand interchangeable with the terms '4x4' or 'off-roader'. Jeep is the original off-road and sports-utility vehicle; time and time again the brand sets the highest precedents and causes rivals to scramble to try (and often fail) to imitate it. One of the latest vehicles to be released by the marque is ...
The Jeep Grand Cherokee Combines the Comfort of an SUV With the Performance of a Sports Car
source : The Jeep Grand Cherokee Combines the Comfort of an SUV With the Performance of a Sports Car If you crave the incredible speed and high performance agility of a sports car, but need a little more leg room or towing capacity, look no further than the luxurious Jeep Grand Cherokee. Originally introduced in 1993, Jeep's flag-ship sports utility vehicle (SUV) has evolved throughout the past fifteen years to become a refined, powerful, and sleek machine. It is capable of going 0 MPH to 60 MPH in less than five seconds while still providing a superior on- and off-road experience, important for those true Jeep aficionados! Initially developed as a spin-off of the smaller Jeep Cherokee, the Jeep Grand Cherokee quickly created a name for itself with its spacious interior, comfortable ride, natural-feeling steering, luxury materials, safety features, legendary Jeep off-road capability, and on-demand acceleration. Its secret to a comfortable ride, while still allowing for great speed and off-road performance, lays in the stiff unibody chassis coupled with an advanced four-wheel drive system. Built upon a stiff car-like chassis, the Grand Cherokee is lighter than if it had been built on a truck-style body-on-frame design. Advantages to the car-chassis base include less weight for better fuel economy, easier entry and exit, safety, and better on-road handling. Even with the improvement in on-road handling, one of Jeep Grand Cherokee's top capabilities is off-road performance. Owners can choose from one of five engine types, including a diesel engine, and one of three four-wheel-drive systems. Instead of independent suspensions, the Grand Cherokee utilizes Jeep's Quadra-Coil suspension combined with four links and coiled springs. "Consumer Guide" ranks it as a class leader when it comes to off-road capabilities, even though the Grand Cherokee also provides a comfortable ride for long-distance on-the-pavement travel. The Jeep Grand Cherokee ranks five stars for federal government crash tests in addition to incredible acceleration, maneuverability through urban settings, roomy interior, stylish design, and off-road capabilities. Standard accident avoidance features include electronic stability, four-wheel traction control, front and side-curtain airbags, roll-over sensors, anti-lock brakes, brake assist, tire pressure monitoring system, enhanced accident response system, and SmartBeam headlamps that adjust the brightness of the high beam based on oncoming traffic. Other options include a ParkView rear back-up camera, ParkSense rear back-up system, High Intensity Discharge headlights, Hill Descent Control, and ...
