Thanks to jeeps' yeoman service in World War II, the Jeep brand has an all-American image. But do the vehicles made today ...

The military considered numerous prototypes from America's automakers, and during the war, Willys-Overland and Ford Motor Company produced 643,000 Jeeps for Allied forces. The Army asked Galvin ...

Forty half-burned trucks and jeeps and the blown-out barrels of six ... concentrated display of American dead since the Korean war began. Near the road the marines found two wounded, half-frozen ...

And if you remember pre-Covid days, there was Mojito! green for the Wrangler, exclamation point and all. Now Mojito! is back and ready to sear your eyeballs once again. Not only is it back, but it's ...

The war has killed and wounded more than one million ... through drone-infested territory too dangerous for jeeps, armored personnel carriers or tanks. Soldiers say it has become strangely ...

A superbly capable fleet of Jeeps journeyed across the beautiful northeast in what was a trip for the ages. Tap here to know ...

During World War II that ultimate off-road machine, the Willys MB – predecessor of today's Jeep — used a rear-mounted spare tire. Modern Jeeps continue the tradition because it's more than a ...

Apparently they were built with headlights that had the wrong adjusters accessible. The vertical adjusters were covered and ...