| Name |
Years made |
Comments |
| BJ |
Current |
Beijing Jeeps - made (and sold) in China under license to Daimler-Chrysler |
| CJ |
1942-1986 |
4WD "Universal" Jeeps including CJ-2, -3, -3B, -5, -6, -7, and -8 |
| DJ |
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Postal Jeep, 2WD, model numbering similar to the CJ series. |
| FC |
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Forward Control trucks. These ungainly critters were cab-over-engine designs, with the driver sitting over the front wheels. |
| FJ |
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Wrong group, you've got a Toyota. |
| GP or GPW |
WWII |
WWII US Military designation for 80" Wheelbase, 1/4-ton 4wd reconnaissance car |
| JK |
2007- |
Wrangler - now available in a 4-door model |
| KJ |
2002-present |
"Liberty" replacement for the XJ Cherokee |
| LJ |
2004-2006 |
Wrangler Unlimited - Same basic layout as a TJ Wrangler, but with an additional 15" body length including 10" longer wheelbase. Because of the mechanical similarity, this model is usually addressed in the same tech pages as the TJ. |
| MA |
WWII |
Original WWII Military Jeep, designed by Bantam Car Company |
| MB |
WWII |
Willys MB WWII Military Jeep |
| MJ |
1984-1991 |
Uni-bodied Comanche pickup (closely related to XJ) - 113" and 119" wheelbase |
| SJ |
early 60s to 1991 |
(full size) Wagoneer, pickups, also the Grand Wagoneer |
| TJ |
1997-2006 |
Wrangler - Round Headlights, Quadra-coil suspension.
There was no 1996 model year Wrangler |
| VJ |
late 40s? |
Jeepster Commando |
| VJ or VK |
future |
"Ikon" Possible name for next-generation Wrangler |
| Willys II |
future |
Another prototype |
| WJ |
1999-2004 |
Grand Cherokee |
| WK |
2005- |
Grand Cherokee |
| XJ |
1984-2001 |
Cherokee and Wagoneer (downsized models) |
| YJ |
1987-1995 |
Wrangler - square headlights, leaf springs.
There was no 1996 model year Wrangler |
| ZJ |
1992-1998 |
Grand Cherokee and Grand Wagoneer |
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| ?K |
2006- |
Commander. Three rows of seating along with Independent Front Suspension. It looks like the illegitimate love child of a Dodge Durango and a Hummer H2...with a little Scion xB thrown in the family tree for good measure. Whatever happened to the days when they actually sold Jeeps and not glorified minivans?
Let's not even discuss the Patriot, Compass, and other recent horror stories from Jeep. At least Daimler-Chrysler finally split...
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