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Once known for its rugged looks and Spartan interior, the Jeep Wrangler was the proletariat dream.

Now, however, it has slowly been receiving upgrades bringing it into the 21st century. And it seems they have paid off. The 2010 Jeep Wrangler 4-dr I recently drove was actually pretty modern with its touch-screen navigation unit.

Granted, it had the shifter of a schoolbus -- indeed, it was a standard gearbox.

Consumer Reports actually says it looks relatively upscale. I agree. That's with good reason because when you price out the cost of a Wrangler today, they are not that cheap anymore.

What do you think of 2011 Wrangler, Spies? Diggin' its updated look with its nicer interior?

**Take a look at Consumer Report's full story by clicking "Read Article."


The new Chrysler is slowly breaking out of its shell. It has been many months since the automaker went through bankruptcy proceedings, gained government assistance, and an Italian partner. (For a recap, visi our auto crisis hub.) Since then, the company has been shy about future products. It's a shame, as Chrysler needs some positive buzz about the new models in the pipeline. The Jeep Grand Cherokee is now on sale, and making a strong first impression. There have been teaser shots of the new Dodge Durango, and now, the updated 2011 Jeep Wrangler makes an appearance. (See more photos in our New Car Preview.)

The Wrangler upgrades for 2011 are entirely cosmetic, as no mechanical changes have been announced...


[Source: Consumer Reports]








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