Jeep launches four 75th Anniversary models

Limited editions of the Renegade, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and Wrangler have been introduced to mark Jeep's 75th birthday. All come with low-gloss bronze-finish wheels, unique exterior trim and special badges.

The Renegade 75th Anniversary, which costs from £26,795 on-the-road, features Jungle Green paintwork with either Black or Black and Sandstorm cloth upholstery.

Jeep Renegade 75th Anniversary (2016) Front Side

Recon Green is the colour that Jeep has chosen for the £38,945 Cherokee 75th Anniversary. As well as leather-covered seats with dual-tone stitching, its specification includes a panoramic sunroof, bi-xenon headlights, a heated steering wheel and an 8.4” Uconnect infotainment touchscreen.

Jeep Cherokee 75th Anniversary (2016) Front Side

The Grand Cherokee 75th Anniversary wears the same shade. 20” wheels, black leather, adjustable air suspension and satellite navigation also appear on the standard equipment list.

Jeep Grand Cherokee 75th Anniversary (2016) Front Side

Finally, the Wrangler 75th Anniversary has Sarge Green bodywork with a matching hard top. A Power Dome bonnet is fitted too, plus the interior gains Ombre Mesh leather, satellite navigation and an upgraded audio system.

Jeep Wrangler 75th Anniversary (2016) Front Side

The Renegade and Cherokee 75th Anniversary are available now. Anybody wanting a Grand Cherokee or Wrangler 75th Anniversary will have longer to wait, as those variants are due to arrive at dealers later this year. Accordingly, their prices have yet to be revealed.

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