Recent content by HuJass

Disappointed the Hurricane I-6 and Hemi aren't options. Didn't the head of Jeep just say this summer that the Hemi will find its way back into Jeeps? Maybe it'll be back for 2027?

You can't get the fenders? That's the best part of the upgrades.

He's just sour grapes. Filosa is doing things that Tavares didn't, or couldn't, even think of.

McDonald's just released this commercial about 4 days ago. It appears there is a 2026 Grand Cherokee in the video. Note the revised front end. about 15-16 seconds in Plus, another picture I found online.

When will we learn about the 2026 Grand Cherokee? We're only about a month away from Job 1/SORP.

Off topic, but when are we going to learn about or see the '26 GC? It's fall. I GOTTA believe they'll be producing the '26s soon, if they haven't already started.

Looks like a Volkswagen from some angles.

Low weight is more than 1/4 mile times. I drive on a lot of curvy back country roads. I'm no professional, and even I can tell the difference in my cars from the lightest ones to the heaviest ones. The lighter ones are simply SO much easier to handle and toss around. They've come ready to dance...

That's better than the EV at 5,800 lbs, but it should be lighter. Like 3,800 - 4,200 lbs. No doubt a compromise/concession of building a one-size-fits-all platform.

I have 2 questions: 1) Will they ever put a 6 speed manual in it? 2) How much does it weigh? It better be far less than the EV version.

So a 2 door Charger with the I6. I mean, we all knew it was coming. Don't quite understand the secrecy and showmanship.

Not crazy about the sound. Which is weird, cuz great sound can be had from a turbo 6. Buick Grand National is case in point. For me, if a 6 doesn't sound like a GN, then just muffle it up.

Looks a lot like the Charger, but a lot better, for some reason. It wouldn't be my cup a tea with the FWD, but with the following changes, It would be a compelling car. Not sure if these changes would push it out of the $30k price point. - make it RWD - increase the dash-to-axle ratio - shorten...

I think when people talk about affordability, they don't necessarily mean a compact car. They're talking about minivans, and mid-size 3-row SUVs, and mid to large passenger cars, and pick-up trucks. Give people THOSE kinds of vehicles at around the $30k price point and then you'll have...

Strange they would introduce new trim levels right at the tail end of the 2025 production schedule.