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The 45th Moab Jeep Easter Safari is set to open on April 19, 2011 and as has been the case in recent years, Jeep and Mopar will be on hand to present a number of new customized vehicles for the attending public to swoon over. This year, a total of six vehicles will be displayed, one of which is a tuned-up Jeep Cherokee - Liberty here in the US - that has been christened as the Overland. Based on the 2011 Cherokee, the Overland has been set up with a 2.8-liter CRD 4-cylinder turbo diesel engine with a Selec-Trac II 4x4 system. In addition to the imposing powertrain, the Overland was also dressed up in a zebra safari paint pattern and fitted with an ARB 3-inch suspension lift and Old Man Emu shocks, as well as a set of Mickey Thompson 265/75-R16 MTZ tires that have been mounted on steel wheels. Mopar also added an ARB air locker in the rear differential and on-board air compressor to ensure increased traction for the hulking SUV. Likewise, Chrysler’s aftermarket company also gave the Overland a number of underbody protection equipment, including skid plates for the SUV’s front suspension, transmission, and transfer case. You’ll also find a host of other items like front and rear tow hooks, slush mats, cargo tray liner, sill guards and a new sport pedal kit. .
18 comments: Jeep Cherokee Overland I love the abstract design of this Cherokee, and it really looks so attractive on that. Moreover, I’m glad that it was on a turbo diesel engine which is absolutely good enough on it.
 I love the simple graphic design on this outdoor vehicle, and it looks more very appealing on that. However, I wonder if it can also offer an impressive interior feature?
 Very customized design, I like the safari styled on the white painted body nice with its black lining near front. In fact it does look very precise and perfect Jeep creation.
 The simplest but very muscular outdoor car that I saw. I love the simplicity of the detailing on this Cherokee overland. I just hope that TopSpeed update the article about this one.
 Good thing that they have also beefed up this car’s protection. It will really help a lot since you can pretty much expect that anyone driving this would put it into a real workout.
 I like the fact this car seems bouncing to its appearance,Aside from that its actually caught my attention to the new set of wheels that gives a firm value of this type of model.
 But in some cases, I would actually prefer to go to third party tuners. For one, they have more options for you to choose from for your car’s setup.
 Yeah, and it’s a thing that Chrysler does have its own aftermarket company for the Jeep. It beats having to go to third party shops to find the correct parts to add on the car.
 I would have to agree with you on that one. One thing that I love about the jeep is that even the standard version is reliable. So this one is especially good because of all the upgr
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12.22.2011 @ 01:38