What is the make of a Jeep? >
A Jeep is made by Jeep itself. The Jeep brand (make) includes the Gladiator, Compass, Grand Cherokee, and Wrangler models. Thus, "Jeep" is the make and "Wrangler" is the model of a Jeep Wrangler. Jeep specializes in tough, off-road vehicles.
Is Jeep an American make? >
Jeep is indeed an American brand. It was first created for military applications during World War II. Even though it is currently controlled by the global corporation Stellantis, Jeep is still a representation of American engineering and is still produced in huge quantities in the US, mostly for American buyers.
Did Jeep use Chevy engines? >
No, Chevy engines were not used in Jeep's standard production cars. In the past, Jeep used engines made by American Motors (AMC) and then Chrysler. Although Chevy engines may be swapped out in custom builds, manufactured Jeeps have never had Chevrolet powertrains installed.
Who makes engines for Jeep? >
Stellantis (previously Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) manufactures Jeep engines. Jeep uses in-house-developed engines such as the Hurricane I6, Hemi V8, and Pentastar V6. Additionally, some models use plug-in hybrid systems for electrified versions, such as the Wrangler 4xe, and diesel engines from VM Motori, which is owned by Stellantis.
Is Jeep the make or model? >
Jeep is the make, not a model. It’s the brand name of the vehicle, owned by Stellantis. Jeep manufactures a number of vehicles, including the Cherokee, Wrangler, and Renegade. Therefore, "Jeep" is the make and "Cherokee" is the model if you drive a Jeep Cherokee.
