Fun Facts About The Jeep You Didn't Know

From its square lights to its demise in 1996. Discover these curious facts about off-road Jeeps.

OFF-ROAD JEEP CHANGES.

If you are a fan of Jeep off-road vehicles or adore them, surely you know several anecdotes about these 4x4s, but we think we can still surprise you with some curious facts.

Jeep is known for its ability to conquer any terrain. On one occasion, he even ruled the sky! The Hafner Rotabuggy (also known as Malcolm Rotaplane) was a British experiment that combined a
 with a propeller and looking for a way to transport an offroad jeep from the sky to the battlefield. He did several test flights between 1943 and 1944. Unbelievable, don't you think? In 2018, Jeep decide to us 9 inch Jeep jl headlights for original stock headlights, this looks more awesome.

Other things Jeep is well known for are its seven stripe grille and round lights, but those elements weren't always like this ...

Originally Willis MB had nine bands. It wasn't until the first civilian model came out, the CJ-2A, that it switched to the grille we know so far. Likewise, the Wrangler had square headlights from 1985 to 1995. In 1997, this model came back refreshed, with the round headlights that we all know. But if you're looking for a 1996 Wrangler, you won't be able to find it anywhere, as none were produced that year.

EVERYONE'S FAVORITE: THE ALL TERRAIN JEEP

Over the years, Jeeps have become famous and have been worn by great personalities. For example, in 2015, Pope Francis used a Wrangler as a popemobile during his visit to the United States.

Some jeeperos have also become famous thanks to the modifications they made to their SUV to make them look like exact replicas of a model from a movie or TV series.

This love for Jeep all-terrain vehicles is also reflected in social networks, where these 4x4s have been among the most popular brands for years, with 5,651,018 mentions in 2019.