CNBC: Can Jeep Stay Ahead of Its Rivals?

[Speed331]

Just caught this piece from CNBC on the Jeep brand. Really well done and nicely covers the history -and future -of the brand.

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[sardog12]

What is the vehicle in the video at 5:14?

 

[Speed331]

What is the vehicle in the video at 5:14?

It looks like an 1984 Cherokee XJ.

I could be wrong though.

 

[Nickp01]

I think the pie just gets bigger overall. Jeep will still be the top dog as far as sales but Bronco and the 2023ish 4Runner will likely sell well alongside it.

 

[Speed331]

It looks like an 1984 Cherokee XJ.

I could be wrong though.

I'm gonna call myself wrong on this. The one in the vid has no wing window on the A pillar....maybe a version of the Wagoneer?

 

[hellayellow]

AWESOME VIDEO

 

[Arterius2]

Another relatable video from CNBC:

 

[BlackToe]

Fun video. The vehicle at 5:14 looks like a Land Cruiser. Maybe a FJ62. It also appears at 5:23.

 

[LooselyHeldPlans]

What is the vehicle in the video at 5:14?

Not an XJ, 100% sure. It's a Toyota.

 

[DizzyIzzy]

What is the vehicle in the video at 5:14?

Pretty sure, it's a 60 series Land Cruiser. Notice the chrome side mirrors. and the shape of the A pillars, rain gutters and hood. It's there at 5:23 mark as well

 

[Speed331]

Pretty sure, it's a 60 series Land Cruiser. Notice the chrome side mirrors. and the shape of the A pillars, rain gutters and hood. It's there at 5:23 mark as well

I think you're dead on with this. The separate door seams on the B pillar are a match as well - I simply assumed they were using a shot of a Jeep given the story focus. Nice catch

 

[Joe98]

Can Jeep stay ahead of its rivals? Today I was out with the Sydney jeep Club, and we found a Nissan Patrol stuck in the mud so of course we winched it out!

 

[EU_Wrangler]

Interesting to watch... thanks for sharing.
And regarding the question "Can Jeep stay ahead of its rivals? "...I'd say HELL YEAH!

 

[sardog12]

Pretty sure, it's a 60 series Land Cruiser. Notice the chrome side mirrors. and the shape of the A pillars, rain gutters and hood. It's there at 5:23 mark as well

I was thinking a Toyota also but wasn't sure. It was obviously not a Jeep, though.

 

[CTMopar]

Just caught this piece from CNBC on the Jeep brand. Really well done and nicely covers the history -and future -of the brand.

Wow they even pronounced Willys correctly, obviously well researched.

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