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Ranking Every Jeep Cherokee Generation From Worst To Best - Vimarsana News

Ranking Every Jeep Cherokee Generation From Worst To Best

The Wrangler nameplate may get more attention today, but the Cherokee is another Jeep that won over thousan...

2023 Jeep Cherokee No Longer Available With V6 Engine - Vimarsana News

2023 Jeep Cherokee No Longer Available With V6 Engine

The 2023 Jeep Cherokee range will be significantly reduced, and the V6 engine will be dropped. Jeep will on...

Zero Jeep Cherokees Will Be Built This Month - Vimarsana News

Zero Jeep Cherokees Will Be Built This Month

If you're in the market for a new Jeep Cherokee then you'll have to make do with what's currently available...

Jeep Now Considers Dropping Cherokee Name - Vimarsana News

Jeep Now Considers Dropping Cherokee Name

The dialogue between the automaker and the Cherokee Nation continues. Jeep has been using the Cherokee nameplate for over 45 years and now we could be seeing the first sign of its retirement. Last month, the Cherokee Nation went on record again asking the off-road brand's parent company, Stellantis, to drop the name. This comes after professional sports teams, specifically the Cleveland Indians and Washington Redskins, agreed to name changes. Cleveland's baseball team has been around a lot longer than the SUVs, so if they can adapt to the times, why can't Jeep? It's a fair question. Only a fe...

Jeep Won't Back Down To Demands Of The Cherokee Nation - Vimarsana News

Jeep Won't Back Down To Demands Of The Cherokee Nation

Should the Cherokee name be changed or not? The Jeep Cherokee and Grand Cherokee were thrust into the spotlight late last month, though not necessarily under ideal circumstances. We previously reported on Cherokee Nation chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.'s thoughts regarding the off-road brand's use of the tribal name for its wildly popular SUVs. Hoskin made clear that although Jeep has good intentions, the continued use of the nameplate "does not honor us by having our name plastered on the side of a car." His comments have since put Jeep in a very delicate position and the two sides continue to talk.