Chrysler says that it can have a recall to fix around 1.56 million Jeeps finished by March, much sooner than the timeline of a few years the company estimated as first. 

C hrysler’s jump into diesel is paying off, enough so that the brand is asking its supplier to send more of the oil burning engines. 

On American Independence Day, better known as the 4th of July, we celebrate everything to do with the United States of America, and where would this nation be without its cars. 

Chrysler has been called into question over the timeliness of a Jeep recall, and today the brand released a statement to clear things up. 

Like many other automakers, Jeep will be focusing on fuel economy for its next-generation Wrangler.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is demanding answers from Jeep regarding the timeliness of a recall that affects 1.56 million older Jeep SUVs.

Later this year the V6 Jeep Cherokee or four-cylinder Chrysler 200 will both add engine start-stop (ESS) technology to their list of standard equipment.

Crossovers and SUVs aren’t just rising in popularity with consumers – thieves are noticing them as well. 

Like the Mazda Miata, the Wrangler is an unlimited fun machine. It’s a vehicle everyone needs to drive at least once in their lives. Nothing on the market gives the same raw, utilitarian feeling. I’ve driven several versions of the Jeepiest Jeep and one thing is always true: I feel like a kid again within minutes of getting behind the wheel.

Two investigations covering 1.2 million vehicles could make Chrysler the next company to announce a major recall to fix faulty ignition switches.

Chrysler is extending the warranty on one of its most popular engines.

Jeep’s upcoming Renegade small crossover is scheduled to arrive in U.S. showrooms late this year as a more rugged alternative to the Chevrolet Trax, Nissan Juke and Kia Soul.

Chrysler is recalling several models over the course of two campaigns.

A recall campaign from 2012 might not have adequately addressed issues with inadvertently deploying air bags in 744,000 Jeep vehicles.

The nine-speed automatic transmission that Jeep uses in its new Cherokee compact crossover is still having problems.

The next version of Jeep’s venerable Wrangler might follow in the Ford F-150’s footsteps tire tracks.

With all the changes happening to the SRT brand, what’s going to become of its vehicles?

Jeep has released its plans for the foreseeable future, revealing exactly which products will die and which will live on. 

Parent company Fiat-Chrysler has lofty ambitions for Jeep, trying to take it from a niche American brand up to a global player. 

After one of the worst winters in recent memory America’s northern extremities are finally starting to thaw out. In addition to longer days, spring is also bringing warmer temperatures as the sun wakes up from hibernation. But were April car sales as nice? Did better weather get more people in the mood… to buy a car, that is?

While capable, the new Jeep Cherokee is not the rough-and-tumble, truck-like beast its predecessor was. Something that’s sure to disappoint enthusiasts, it cannot be lifted… sort of.

Jeep revived a legendary nameplate for 2014. The Cherokee is back from extinction, but is it better than before? Riding atop a front-wheel-drive architecture and featuring four-wheel independent suspension the new iteration is worlds – no, galaxies – apart from the old XJ model that bowed out of the North American market nearly a decade and a half ago. In spite of its advanced technology and fancy new features does this Alfa Romeo-based utility vehicle deserve to wear the vaunted Cherokee name?

The Grand Cherokee has many flavors, from a vanilla V6 up to a meaty 6.3-liter V8. For 2014 a diesel engine is joining the list adding a fuel-efficient torque laden option. The engine is shared in the Chrysler family and also serves under the hood of the Ram 1500: the 2014 AutoGuide.com Truck of the Year. And for good reason. In both the Ram and Grand Cherokee, the engine is a gem.

Jeep has been hard at work producing concepts vehicles to show off just how versatile its SUVs can be.

The Jeep Renegade will make its U.S. debut at the New York Auto Show, but does the American automaker have a surprise in store?

Considering we spend a lot of our time inside our cars, it’s worth noting which vehicles in today’s marketplace have the best interiors.

Jeep is giving enthusiasts a look at what its models can do on and off the road in Moab.

There’s good news for anyone itching to buy the 2015 Jeep Renegade. It’s going to hit U.S. dealers this year.

Jeep’s dirt-loving Renegade runabout is being driven somewhere in Michigan.

Our editors are trading in the luxurious and sporty cars from last week for practical, family-friendly minivans. See what else we’re testing this week on AutoGuide Now.

Chrysler has announced a recall of nearly 900,000 SUVs in order to better protect each vehicle’s brake booster from corrosion.

Spring is here and the U.S. automotive market saw its overall sales rise six percent in March, shaking off the slow start to 2014.

Every year, Jeep rolls out new imaginative concepts to pique the interests of fans everywhere, and this year is no exception. 

Adding gears to a transmission can help to improve fuel efficiency and performance, and one American automaker is taking that to heart. 

I almost fell out of my chair when pictures of the Jeep Cherokee leaked before its New York Auto Show debut. At the time, it seemed like the ugliest crossover I had seen since the Pontiac Aztek. Then I saw it in person and re-thought my volatile first impression.

Pricing for new vehicles seem to have a way of slipping out early online, and looks like the Jeep Renegade is the latest victim. 

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is closing its investigation of certain Jeep vehicles for a potential fire risk without seeking a recall.

Chrysler is calling back 25,250 SUVs from the Jeep and Dodge brands over issues with the braking system. 

Jeep’s next debut will be a full-size SUV that fits in above the Grand Cherokee, and following that a new A-segment SUV smaller than the new Renegade will arrive. 

Jeep is considering adding a power-retractable top to its next-generation Wrangler.

After two agonizingly long media days, hundreds of kilometers traversed on foot, thousands of photographs snapped and endless crowds, the AutoGuide crew has survived yet another international motoring event, all while sustained completely on a diet of bread and cheese.