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Jeep's next generation Wrangler, which is due in 2016, will be the first to offer a pickup truck version based on the popular SUV.
Jeep President Mike Manley, who's now at the Geneva Motor Show introducing his company's products in Europe, revealed that the Chrysler-owned brand is planning to extend it's range in the near future.
According to the 49-year old company representative, Jeep fans will finally get the long-awaited Wrangler-based pickup truck in 2016, along with a brand-new, bigger than the Grand Cherokee SUV.
Moreover, Manley also confirmed Jeep's intention of becoming a player in the smaller B-segment SUV class and plans for the Grand Wagoneer that's been rumored for a few years now.
Jeep had a great 2012 in terms of sales, topping its 1999 record with no less than 701,626 vehicles delivered. 68 percent of those cars were sold in the US.
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According to the 49-year old company representative, Jeep fans will finally get the long-awaited Wrangler-based pickup truck in 2016, along with a brand-new, bigger than the Grand Cherokee SUV.
Moreover, Manley also confirmed Jeep's intention of becoming a player in the smaller B-segment SUV class and plans for the Grand Wagoneer that's been rumored for a few years now.
Jeep had a great 2012 in terms of sales, topping its 1999 record with no less than 701,626 vehicles delivered. 68 percent of those cars were sold in the US.
Story via Bloomberg
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