Direct from Jeep @ EJS

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Unveiled at Easter Jeep Safari

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Hit or miss?
 
I like the LJ concept but I am sure they would not produce that exact style. A new LJ would be pretty cool....only if it had the hemi in it.

Unless it has 4-doors, they won't produce it.

They know their audience.
 
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It’s like they want to kill the jeep brand. I would like to meet the design team that looked at this and thought, yea people will think this is awesome. :sick:
 
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@Wildman they also did a 4 door Honcho. In the pic above but I can't find a better one. These are the concepts that were at the Safari.
 
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YouTube is the worst

I never heard them say anything about it never existing before. They are pretty knowledgeable on jeeps, I met them in Moab at baby lions back and they asked all kinds of informed questions about mine.

In our current world we live in there's no way the Comanche name could be reused so I'm guessing Jeep came up with Honcho as the potential replacement.
 
I don’t know how many buyers would be out there for a single cab truck. I don’t see many new trucks on the road that don’t have at least an extended cab.

The USFS loves their long bed single cabs!!
 
Everything I see about EJS tells me it's a marketing event not a wheeling event tbh. As if I didn't think it looked awful enough
 
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Everything I see about EJS tells me it's a marketing event not a wheeling event tbh. As if I didn't think it looked awful enough

It's definitely a wheelin' event. It has become so popular that marketers take advantage of the attendance and participate in droves - but I don't think that takes away from the original purpose of the event. If you desire, you can wheel all week, and never once be pounced on by a marketer.

I've attended several, and enjoyed them all. I recommend that it's worth doing at least once - especially if you have never been to Moab before. It is absolutely a great way to get introduced to wheelin' in Moab. And there is nothing like seeing four or five thousand Jeeps rolling around town during that week.