JEEP WRANGLER SCOOPS TOP OFF-ROAD HONOUR FOR THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR
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The Jeep Wrangler has impressed 4x4 Magazine again after landing the 4x4 of the year (hardcore class) award for the third year running.
The vehicle was judged by a panel of experts and was ranked higher than some extremely capable competitors in its class.
Points were awarded for the Wrangler's comfort, off-roading ability, iconic design and for its classic appeal.
Damien Dally, head of brand at Jeep UK, commented: "Jeep Wrangler is the classic 4x4 vehicle that people all over the world instantly recognise. It's what Jeep stands for and we're delighted to receive a top award such as the Hardcore 4x4 of the Year, especially for the third time."
Jeep's celebrations didn't end there. At the same awards, the new Cherokee received a Highly Recommended accolade in the Top Range SUV category.
Nigel Fryatt, editor of 4x4 Magazine, said: "Put simply, Jeep ought to sell a lot more Wranglers in the UK, it's that good. Whilst it has become more comfortable, and easier to live with, it has lost none of its off-road abilities."
Fryatt added: "The new Jeep Cherokee looks great and takes our Highly Recommended award in the Top Range SUV class, thanks to its off-roading credentials."
The diesel-powered, automatic Wrangler returns 34.9 mpg (34.0 mpg 4-door) on the combined cycle and has a CO2 figure of 213 g/km (217 g/km 4-door).