The Latest Breaking News from Jeep

In 2024, the least expensive Jeep Wagoneer had a starting price of $64,945 with destination charges included. That got you a standard-length model with two-wheel drive, something nearly as silly for a Jeep as a high five-figure price tag. Move up to the range-topping Grand Wagoneer and the MSRP jumped…

In September 2024, Bob Broderdorf was appointed head of Jeep in North America. He stepped in amid plummeting sales and angry dealers disillusioned with the company's direction under Stellantis. The Stellantis board was already looking for a new company CEO at that point, but the sudden resignation of Carlos Tavares…

Remember when nearly every car had a stick? Sadly, manual transmissions aren't as popular as they once were, as more buyers flock to automatics instead. Many automakers have phased out their six-speeds over the years as fewer customers crave the ol' do-it-yourself shifter.

Maybe cheap cars aren't dead in the US after all. Sales of some of America's most affordable vehicles saw huge increases across the board in 2024; The Nissan Versa, the Kia K4 (formerly the Forte), the Mitsubishi Mirage, and many others.

The manual transmission is a dying breed. Waning demand and stricter emissions regulations have forced dozens of automakers to ditch the do-it-yourself shifter over the last few years. This year is no different. A few hatchbacks, a handful of sedans, and even a pickup truck all lost their six-speeds for…

This year has kicked off with a significant reshuffle of the electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles that are eligible for a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 when purchasing. Politics might make the incentive go away, but as it stands today, it's still around and kicking, so if you're…

Another year is nearly in the books, and it was a whirlwind. Between the traditional car reviews, the inaugural Cool Car Cup, our first Best of the Best Awards, bare-knuckles off-roading in the Truck Showdown, and the daily feature stories from Japan Month, Motor1 drove and photographed hundreds of vehicles in…

Are we now too dependent on cameras while driving?

Stellantis confirmed Saturday it was reversing a decision to lay off 1,100 workers at its Jeep plant in the US state of Ohio, following the ouster of embattled chief executive Carlos Tavares.