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Jeep

USA · Founded 1941

Born in war, built for adventure. Jeep is the original American off-road brand.

Heritage

The Willys MB won World War II as much as any tank. After the war, Jeep became the go-anywhere vehicle for farmers, hunters, and anyone who needed to leave the pavement behind. The CJ ('Civilian Jeep') series ran from 1945 to 1986, establishing the template that the Wrangler continues today. Jeep has changed hands multiple times — Willys, Kaiser, AMC, Chrysler, Stellantis — but the seven-slot grille and the promise of freedom remain constant.

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Jeep CJ-5 / CJ-7

Jeep CJ-5 / CJ-7

$15,000-50,000+ Truck
Engine: 232 I6
Power: 100-175 hp
Trans: 3-speed manual
Years: 1955-1986

The CJ is where the Jeep legend lives. The military MB won World War II; the civilian CJ brought that go-anywhere capability to everyone else. The CJ-5 ran for 28 years with relatively minor changes — a testament to the design's rightness. The CJ-7, introduced in 1976 with a 10-inch longer wheelbase, added practicality without sacrificing capability. These were the Jeeps that crawled Moab before Instagram. The AMC inline-6 engines that arrived in 1972 are bulletproof and still run daily. The CJ is the original recreational 4x4 — every Wrangler since has been chasing this formula.