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Just want to share these pics wif Jeep lovers. It's my sister's Jeep CJ8 Scrambler totally modified... and of course it's not available in SG. She's living in America.

Anyone know where I can buy official Jeep merchandise and gift items in Singapore? Thanks!

Jeep is offering a new JK-8 Independence Package for its iconic Wrangler off-roader for owners in the US. How it works is that the package comes as an aftermarket kit, which owners can choose to assemble themselves in the comfort of their own garages. That sounds cool, and oh so appropriate for the Wrangler's image. After all, everything about the car shouts "I am man, tough and strong!" So, why not self-assemble this nifty kit which converts your standard, regular four-door Wrangler, into a tough, two-door, menacing pick-up. Of course, if you're just the lazy type, or not mechanically-inclined, or simply poor with tools and assembling things, you can request the dealer to help you put the thing together for your Wrangler. But where's the fun and machoness in that?

anyone seen or test drove this before ?

Hi guys - i am looking to rent a jeep wrangler for my wedding so if you have one or know anyone who is renting out please PM me. Much appreciated thanks!

Interesting video: http://video.xin.msn.com/watch/video/crew-...nutes/1j8d9ynlr Maybe our OETI training programme should include such a test.

Hmmm... nice looking SUV.I kind of like it. Any comments? http://www.sgcarmart.com/new_cars/newcars_...p?CarCode=10850

When it comes to serious off-road capabilities, Jeep undoubtedly is the choice. With over 69 years in producing off-road vehicles, they should be doing it well too. This 4x4 legend is something of an icon by itself. I have never seen any other car brand being stamped on t-shirts with so many people wearing them. My guess is that in our boxed up world, the notion of "Go Anywhere, Do Anything" (Jeep's tag line) tug deep at our hearts. Although Jeep's lineup consist of many different vehicles, nothing epitomizes it's sense of freedom more than the Jeep Wrangler. Driving it here however, is hard work. To drive with the top down, the soft top has to be taken down manually, a back breaking, muscle bulging work that takes up a good 20mins or so. There are also no power windows, or power locks! (Pre 2010 ver.) The steering is taught and heavy, although it comes with much road feel. When performing a u-turn, it takes some strength to control the steering wheel from eagerly springing back to centre. However, all the manual work brings about a flavour to this car, much akin to driving a classic, retro vehicle. You feel different and special. Without cushy interiors surrounding you, driving the Wrangler with the top down ushers in the environment around providing a very raw driving feel (The Mini Beachcomber concept is pretty similar to the Wrangler). Imagine the tram ride at the Zoo, and you will get what I mean, the connection with the environment is what gives Jeep that feeling of "Freedom". Now, imagine the same tram ride combined with a 3.8L V6 and a supremely tough chassis. The Wrangler will make you feel like the other cars on the road are toys. Although it's off-road purpose might never be fulfilled in Singapore, it is still fun negotiating the "urban jungle". The Wrangler is one vehicle that will make mince meat of any humps or curbs, crossing a hump at 50km/h is no big deal. Sadly, my friend sold his jeep due to it's high running cost (other than the hefty road tax, it is also thirsty as well), in place he got a Renault Koleos which banishes him to the confines of 4 Doors, a Roof and a Boring ride. He misses his yellow Jeep and so do I. Freedom!

Dear all I am looking for the owner of SFK80W or SFW80K. It is a lifted dark green Wrangler Sport (SWB) with lots of accesories and maybe even 35" Centipedes. If you see it in your neighborhood or know where this owner stays or has his contact number. Please kindly PM or ring me at 9692 2541. Long story short, he disappeared after his ordered parts arrived. Thanks. Regards Lester

as above ..anyone ?

Hi everyone, I just detailed this big and mean looking ride yesterday. Luckily for me, its pretty new and only has some minor swirls and washlines. However, upon washing, i realised how rough the paintwork was due to the shipyard's fine oversprays which resulted in plenty of fine paint spots all over the car. Most of the spots were removed by the normal grade claybar, but the remaining 20% had to be removed using an abrasive clay which resulted in hazing of the paintwork. Enough of talking, here comes the pics..... Wrangler getting a foam bath: Some Minor Defects taken care of by combo of Intensive Polish and PO106FF: SWIRLS BEFORE: SWIRLS AFTER: Washlines Before: Washlines after: Check out the bling bling rims, shined with Paintwork cleansing lotion

http://www.xxxxxxx.com/articles/article.p...pageid=1&view=1 If you are thinking of buying a RAV4 or Captiva, or even CRV, take a look at this one first...handling not bad man..but fuel consumption CAN DIE ONE.

Saw the papers over the weekend that Chrysler is bringing in the Wrangler! Coolz! Anyone knows the price of this classic?

http://www.supercars.net/PicFetch?pic=2003_jeep_treo-1.jpg Chrysler Group designers took a look into the future and created a concept vehicle that explores the limits of the Jeep