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On November 22, director Ridley Scott is serving up Gladiator 2, the long-awaited follow-up to 2000’s Best Picture winner Gladiator. Starring Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal, we’ll see if the historical epic resonates with audiences the same way its hit predecessor did nearly a quarter century ago. But in the meantime, Jeep is releasing the year’s most anticipated Gladiator sequel: the new and improved 2024 Jeep Gladiator.
The eighth-generation Charger was revealed this week, having traded out its old Hemi V-8’s and superchargers for electric motors and all-wheel drive performance. But the muscle car legend’s ambitions stretch beyond that, with plans to introduce a gas powertrain, four-door option, and more to the Charger in 2025. In other words, don’t call the muscle car dead; call it evolved.
Distinguishing between ordinary car sounds and potential alarms can be a challenge, but it’s crucial not to ignore them. You wouldn’t ignore a human’s cry for help; your vehicle is doing much the same, trying to make you understand what ails it and the steps you can take to assist.
The Jeep Recon and Wagoneer S aren’t Jeep’s first forays into the alternate energy space. The brand has been offering plug-in hybrid versions of its most popular models for years, and the Jeep Wrangler 4xe is the best-selling plug-in hybrid in both North America and Europe. But the Recon and Wagoneer S represent Jeep’s first all-electric endeavors, and their arrival is quickly approaching.
Tire rotation is actually quite a simple process. It involves moving your tires from one area of your car to another. Typical tire rotation follows the same pattern: with front-wheel-drive cars, front tires typically get shifted straight back, while the rear tires are moved to opposite sides on the front. The opposite applies for rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles, in which the rear tires are moved straight forward, while the front wheels are moved to opposite sides of the rear.
Every year, almost a million brand-new Jeeps are sold, proving the enduring popularity of the brand. Yet, even after 80 long years, there are still some aspects of the Jeep brand’s history that remain enigmatic. At Savage 61, we shed some light on the unknown with five obscure Jeep facts.
Like its corporate siblings the Dodge Charger and Challenger, the Chrysler 300 is being discontinued after the 2023 model year. Moving forward, Chrysler and its parent company Stellantis made the decision to focus their efforts on their continued evolution towards total electrification.
For every car owner, there’s plenty of small adjustments that can be made when it comes to your driving habits, how you care for your car, and more. These resolutions aim to help you become a more conscientious driver in 2024.
Savage 61 takes a look through Dodge’s history and identifies five little-known Dodge facts, from its pioneering diesel engine-driven Dodge Ram 1500 to its strange Fratzog emblem.
Our auto tips won’t have you diffusing bombs with paper clips, but you may come away feeling just as savvy as TV’s MacGyver.
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