Used Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Melbourne: The Joy Of Six

If three is a magic number then it stands to reason that six is twice as good. At least it should work like that. Henry VIII had six wives. There are six senses (if you include the weird one the little boy had in the film). And 666 is the postcode of the beast.

Why the obsession with the number six, you’re asking yourself? Well, it’s simple really. There are now six cars in the Jeep 2011 range. With the addition of the new Jeep Compass, the Jeep 2011 range has become even stronger. One of the most formidable ever. You can see the whole range for yourself at your local Essendon dealer. But we also thought we’d give you a quick run-down of the range. You know, just in case you’d forgotten how good it was.

First up is the Wrangler Melbourne. You might say this was the impetuous, daredevil youngest brother. It has got a wild side and it’s infectious. The Wrangler has got all the traditional good looks of a Jeep - the round headlights, seven-slotted grille and action-ready poise. It also comes in a range of bold and striking colours, so you’re always going to see it coming.

The Wrangler Unlimited has all this and more. It’s big and bold. Slightly more responsible than it’s smaller sibling but still just as capable of letting loose on the trail.

The Patriot Melbourne is the classical, elegant and intellectual one. Again, it unmistakably looks like a Jeep. But it’s got a confidence and swagger about it that makes it comfortable and at home in every situation. Whether that’s pioneering up a mountain trail or heading down to the Collins Street East Post Office to pick up a parcel.

Then there’s the Cherokee. It’s a 4WD for sure - one look will confirm it. But it also has the presence of a top-of-the-range executive car. You could call it charisma. We call it great design. The Cherokee is all things to all people. It’s hard to pull that off but it does so in style.

The Grand Cherokee Melbourne is perhaps the boldest and most audacious Jeep ever made. It’s still part of the family; you can tell it’s come from the same Jeep drawing board. But it’s curvaceous and sleek. Don’t let all that grace fool you, though. It’s still got all the Jeep power and aggression under the bonnet.

It’s a feat of design and engineering to have six cars that display such similarities in terms of quality and tradition, yet make them all subtly different and nuanced. That’s what makes Jeep so good, the ability to progress and innovate and yet still maintain its remarkable tradition. Six is, it turns out, a very magic number indeed.

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