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Jeep Wrangler Does The Classic Willy CJ-3A Proud, Ploughs A Field
The word ‘Jeep' is, in some parts of the world, including India, still synonymous with SUVs of all kinds. Be it a Mahindra Thar or a Scorpio. You may not find a person calling a Land Rover Defender a Jeep in cities or towns, but in some parts where there is less exposure, we are sure even a Defender would be generalized as a ‘Jeep'. This only goes to show the impression the iconic Classic Willys Jeep had on minds of a whole generation of people.
Here is a fun fact which we doubt you know. After WWII Jeep had to find a use for its Willys. The vehicle's off roading capabilities and ruggedness provided an easy option. Jeep started selling them to farmers and the war veteran now took to plowing fields in retirement. Just like some of its early owners.
Fast forward several decades and the Jeep has lost some of its old status, but is still considered a very capable off-roader. It has even spread its reach outside North America looking for new markets. The modern Jeep will me making its entry into India for the first time later this year as well.
At this point in Jeep's life Dirt Everyday decides to ask an interesting question. Is the modern Jeep just as capable as its forefathers when it comes to working in the field? In This MT we a the guy use a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 10th Anniversary Edition to find out the answer. Watch the interesting and informative video below.
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