Sketch: Jeep Compass Rallye

Started by ifcar, August 11, 2005, 06:10:34 AM

ifcar


Catman

So basically, Jeep will have some car based SUV's and a bunch of "Trail Rated" stuff?  Not a bad move since it may keep more shoppers in the Jeep showroom.  


Catman


BMWDave

Jeep is straying way to far from its roots.

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mazda6er

QuoteJeep is straying way to far from its roots.
At least they're not trying to make sedans.  
--Mark
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ifcar

A truck-based sedan would actually be interesting.  

mazda6er

QuoteA truck-based sedan would actually be interesting.
I imagine it would come out similar to a Baja or Outback.
--Mark
Quote from: R-inge on March 26, 2007, 06:26:46 PMMy dad used to rent Samurai.  He loves them good.

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ifcar

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QuoteA truck-based sedan would actually be interesting.
I imagine it would come out similar to a Baja or Outback.
The Baja isn't a sedan.  

Catman

There's no reason they shouldn't expand their product line as long as they offer some true 4X4's in the line up.

mazda6er

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QuoteA truck-based sedan would actually be interesting.
I imagine it would come out similar to a Baja or Outback.
The Baja isn't a sedan.
:rolleyes:  :rolleyes: Could you not imagine the Baja as a sedan? I merely meant the elevated, "rugged" body style would probably be indicative of any product Jeep would produce as a "sedan".  
--Mark
Quote from: R-inge on March 26, 2007, 06:26:46 PMMy dad used to rent Samurai.  He loves them good.

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mazda6er

ifcar, quit launching cats and respond to my post! :angry:
--Mark
Quote from: R-inge on March 26, 2007, 06:26:46 PMMy dad used to rent Samurai.  He loves them good.

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ifcar

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QuoteA truck-based sedan would actually be interesting.
I imagine it would come out similar to a Baja or Outback.
The Baja isn't a sedan.
:rolleyes:  :rolleyes: Could you not imagine the Baja as a sedan? I merely meant the elevated, "rugged" body style would probably be indicative of any product Jeep would produce as a "sedan".
I don't have to imagine the Baja as a sedan, Subaru already built it:


And the Jeep would be truck-based, not car-based.

93JC

QuoteAnd the Jeep would be truck-based, not car-based.
Why?

280Z Turbo

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QuoteJeep is straying way to far from its roots.
Well, it is nice to make money, you know. Soccer moms are where the money is at and they don't want a hardcore offroader.

Serious off-roaders probably aren't going to buy a shiny new Jeep to go off road with anyway.

Want a real Jeep? Here ya' go:

http://search.ebay.com/jeep-cj_Passenger-V..._W0QQsacatZ6001

There should be one there that suits you.

ifcar

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QuoteAnd the Jeep would be truck-based, not car-based.
Why?
Because that's what I was suggesting.  ;)

If Jeep were to do a sedan, why not be unique about it? Nothing unique about a standard sedan with AWD, but style it around a Grand Cherokee, Liberty, or even Wrangler platform, and you've got something much closer to Jeep-worthy.

Catman

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QuoteAnd the Jeep would be truck-based, not car-based.
Why?
Because that's what I was suggesting.  ;)

If Jeep were to do a sedan, why not be unique about it? Nothing unique about a standard sedan with AWD, but style it around a Grand Cherokee, Liberty, or even Wrangler platform, and you've got something much closer to Jeep-worthy.
Actually, an Outback type vehicle might work.

giant_mtb

Jeep is committing suicide.  <_<  

280Z Turbo

QuoteJeep is committing suicide.  <_<
See my earlier post. I really don't think they are.