Jeep

The original off-road brand — born from the WWII Willys quarter-ton and civilianized as the CJ in 1945, it invented the luxury 4x4 (Wagoneer), popularized the term SUV (Cherokee) and still builds the go-anywhere Wrangler alongside a global crossover family under Stellantis.

Off-road icons (Wrangler · CJ) 21
Wrangler
Wrangler
Off-road SUV · 1987–present
4 generations
CJ
CJ
Off-road classic · 1945–1986
7 generations
Cherokee family 42
Grand Cherokee
Grand Cherokee
Mid-size luxury SUV · 1993–present
5 generations
Cherokee
Cherokee
Mid-size SUV · 1974–present
4 generations
Liberty
Liberty
Compact SUV · 2002–2012
2 generations
Commander
Commander
Mid-size SUV · 2006–2010
1 generation
Crossovers 43
Compass
Compass
Compact crossover · 2007–present
3 generations
Patriot
Patriot
Compact crossover · 2007–2017
1 generation
Renegade
Renegade
Subcompact crossover · 2015–present
1 generation
Avenger
Avenger
Subcompact crossover · 2023–present
1 generation
Wagoneer (full-size luxury) 21
Wagoneer
Wagoneer
Full-size luxury SUV · 1963–2025
2 generations
Grand Wagoneer
Grand Wagoneer
Full-size luxury SUV · 1984–present
2 generations
Electric (Wagoneer S · Recon) 22
Wagoneer S
Wagoneer S
Electric mid-size crossover · 2024–present
1 generation
Recon
Recon
Electric off-road SUV · 2026–present
1 generation
Pickups 21
Gladiator
Gladiator
Pickup · 1963–present
2 generations
Comanche
Comanche
Compact pickup · 1986–1992
1 generation
Willys-era classics 60
Jeepster
Jeepster
Classic phaeton · 1948–1950
1 generation
Commando
Commando
Off-road classic · 1966–1973
2 generations
Forward Control
Forward Control
Classic cab-over pickup · 1956–1965
2 generations
DJ
DJ
Classic fleet 4x2 · 1955–1984
2 generations
Willys Station Wagon
Willys Station Wagon
Classic wagon · 1946–1965
1 generation
Willys Jeep Truck
Willys Jeep Truck
Classic pickup · 1947–1965
1 generation