March 12th, 2010 by DaveAdmin
Around 3,500 2010 Jeep Commanders and Grand Cherokees are being recalled due to a possibly defective rear track bar which could reduce stability. Dealers will inspect the rear track bar bushing retainer and replace the bar if it is mispositioned. The recall process will start during April 2010; the Chrysler campaign number is K05.
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February 5th, 2010 by DaveAdmin
Hidden between all the Toyota and Ford recall articles this week were stories about the 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee on the Rubicon, accompanied by a large selection of press photos. Where Jeep showed you the before and during pictures, we have the “after” photos! Brian Williams shot these for Brenda Priddy & Company.
2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee | See all the [...]
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February 4th, 2010 by Bill Cawthon
The latest unofficial specs on the upcoming 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee have been posted at the Jeep Garage. Posts are long but cover trim levels, equipment, colors and options.
To see all the specs, colors and options, visit the Jeep Garage website.
Thanks to wkjeep for the tip!
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February 1st, 2010 by DaveAdmin
The reliable source oh20 wrote:
Running change for the 2011 Grand Cherokee – it will launch with the current RER navigation radio, and sometime in July will switch over to the new radio with Garmin navigation. Some of the new features include speed limit and current speed displayed on main map, custom Chrysler vehicle icons, “Where [...]
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January 26th, 2010 by DaveAdmin
Chrysler’s online web courses for dealer personnel seems to have changed someone; the Dodge Magnum has disappeared from the list, replaced by “2011 Dodge CUV Web Launch Course.” Other courses include the 2011 Chrysler 300, 2010 Ram Heavy Duty, 2011 Ram Chassis Cab, and 2011 Dodge Charger.
This may indicate that Dodge Magnum was actually [...]
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January 18th, 2010 by DaveAdmin
Based on fast-feedback data from dealers, Chrysler issued a recall of seven 2010 model year vehicles (Sebring/Avenger, Liberty/Nitro, Ram, Commander/Grand Cherokee) to replace a brake booster input rod retaining clip. A problem with the clip may result in its loss, which could cause brake failure. The recall is to start this month. We don’t know [...]
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