The world of four-wheel drives was turned upside down in 1996 when Jeep introduced the TJ as a '97 model. Gone was the leaf-sprung YJ, which was at best--in stock form--just marginally capable. It was ...
Whether we’re talking about lowercase “j” jeeps from WWII or the uppercase “J” Jeep of today, the name has been synonymous with off-road greatness for nearly a century. Even as Jeep evolved from a ...
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