The Jeep Recon is an off-roader inspired by the Wrangler, while the Wagoneer S is an upscale midsize SUV with a distinct design language from its larger three-row counterparts. Both models are scheduled to enter production in 2024.
Several Jeep dealerships shared photos of the vehicles on their social media channels, including Lee Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep-Ram in Westbrook, Maine, and Mitchell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Enterprise, Alabama.reports that Las Vegas dealer Josh Towbin, who sold his previous Jeep store, is determined to get back in the business of selling Jeeps after seeing"I was a fan the second I saw it.
The owner of Towbin Automotive Group said the electric powertrain won't dilute the Recon's off-road prowess, adding that it still has the Jeep DNA. Much like the Wrangler, the Recon's doors can be removed to provide an open-air experience., which he said will bring the kind of performance seen on the Hellcat-powered Grand Cherokee Trackhawk.
Josh Douglas, general manager of Lee Dodge-Chrysler-Jeep-Ram in Westbrook, Maine, said the Recon retains the Jeep look, which is a necessity."The best part for me is that they're playing off the Wrangler," he toldAs for the Wagoneer S, Douglas said it has some visual elements that are new to Jeep, adding he was impressed with how designers made it aerodynamic.
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