Friday, February 24, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Jeep® is the first domestic automaker to pass the 2 million mark on Facebook.
February 23, 2012 , Auburn Hills, Mich. - The Jeep® brand is celebrating a major milestone today as its Facebook page has reached over 2 million fans. The brand is the first domestic automotive brand to hit the 2 million mark on Facebook, outpacing the next closest domestic brand by approximately 700,000 fans.
“On behalf of the entire Jeep brand team, I would like to extend a personal thank you to our consumers – and literally millions of fans – for their continued loyalty and support,” said Mike Manley, President and CEO – Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC. “We are proud of our 70-year history and all that the Jeep brand has accomplished along the way. Jeep vehicle owners are unlike any others; from those who embrace the ‘Jeep wave’ to those who look forward to helping a fellow off-roader along the trail, there is a sense of community and passion among Jeep owners that makes our brand unique.”
The Jeep brand Facebook can be viewed at www.Facebook.com\Jeep.
“On behalf of the entire Jeep brand team, I would like to extend a personal thank you to our consumers – and literally millions of fans – for their continued loyalty and support,” said Mike Manley, President and CEO – Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC. “We are proud of our 70-year history and all that the Jeep brand has accomplished along the way. Jeep vehicle owners are unlike any others; from those who embrace the ‘Jeep wave’ to those who look forward to helping a fellow off-roader along the trail, there is a sense of community and passion among Jeep owners that makes our brand unique.”
The Jeep brand Facebook can be viewed at www.Facebook.com\Jeep.
Gecko Green?
This limited edition Jeep Wrangler Mountain edition will debut at the Geneva Auto Show. I keep flipping on the color so much it's like watching a Wimbledon match. Thoughts?
Building on the success of the recent special-edition Wrangler vehicles, Jeep introduces in Geneva another high-impact, limited-edition model: the new Jeep Wrangler Mountain. This special edition will arrive in European dealerships at the end of the second quarter of 2012.
With a unique exterior and interior design enhanced by exclusive styling cues, 17-inch wheels and authentic accessories by Mopar®, the new special-edition model is the vehicle for those who want to stand out in the open spaces. In expressing the endless possibilities of customization of the iconic Wrangler, the new Mountain edition pays tribute to those who actively enjoy the outdoors. With the Mountain theme recalled by the name of the vehicle, the special edition underlines that, thanks to benchmark technology and unmatched off-road expertise, the iconic Wrangler is capable of overcoming the most demanding trails and the most challenging driving conditions.
Jeep Wrangler Mountain is based on the Wrangler Sport model, and it will be available on both two-door and four-door (Wrangler Unlimited) versions. Exterior features include a unique black decal on the hood, front Mineral Gray grille and painted high-gloss Mineral Gray 17-inch wheels. Additional features are the ‘Mountain’ decal over part of the hood with latitude and longitude coordinates familiar to outdoor enthusiasts, side steps and black fuel-filler door from Mopar.
The interior features fabric seats with Slate Gray stitching and embroidered ‘Mountain’ logo. Additional Mopar treatment in the cabin consists of tread-pattern slush mats.
All-new exterior color Gecko enhances the vehicle displayed in Geneva. This new color joins existing exterior colors, now available for the Jeep Wrangler Mountain: Black, Bright White, Dozer Yellow and Deep Forest Green.
The new Mountain special-edition model will be powered by the 2.8-liter turbo-diesel engine producing 147 kW (200 hp DIN) at 3,600 rpm and 460 Nm (339 lb-ft) of torque at 1,600-2,600 rpm paired to a five-speed automatic transmission with Electronic Range Select (ERS). The diesel engine can be also equipped with a six-speed manual gearbox. Also available on the new special-edition model is the new 3.6-liter V-6 petrol engine delivering 209 kW (284 hp DIN) at 6,350 rpm and 347 Nm (256 lb-ft) of torque at 4,300 rpm. The 3.6-liter petrol engine is matched to the five-speed automatic transmission with ERS.
Engineered to master the most challenging off-road tracks, Jeep Wrangler Mountain features an enhanced Dana 30 front axle and enhanced Dana 44 rear axle. Legendary Jeep off-road capability is achieved through the standard Command-Trac® NV241 part-time, two-speed transfer case with a 2.72:1 low-range gear ratio.
The equipment for the driver’s and passengers’ on-board comfort offers a leather-wrapped steering wheel with integrated controls, Dual Top configuration (i.e. the possibility to have both the soft and hard top options), Uconnect multi-media infotainment and new Winter & Sound Group package, including front heated seats and 368-watt, six-speaker Infinity audio system.
Source: Chrysler Media Release
Building on the success of the recent special-edition Wrangler vehicles, Jeep introduces in Geneva another high-impact, limited-edition model: the new Jeep Wrangler Mountain. This special edition will arrive in European dealerships at the end of the second quarter of 2012.
With a unique exterior and interior design enhanced by exclusive styling cues, 17-inch wheels and authentic accessories by Mopar®, the new special-edition model is the vehicle for those who want to stand out in the open spaces. In expressing the endless possibilities of customization of the iconic Wrangler, the new Mountain edition pays tribute to those who actively enjoy the outdoors. With the Mountain theme recalled by the name of the vehicle, the special edition underlines that, thanks to benchmark technology and unmatched off-road expertise, the iconic Wrangler is capable of overcoming the most demanding trails and the most challenging driving conditions.
Jeep Wrangler Mountain is based on the Wrangler Sport model, and it will be available on both two-door and four-door (Wrangler Unlimited) versions. Exterior features include a unique black decal on the hood, front Mineral Gray grille and painted high-gloss Mineral Gray 17-inch wheels. Additional features are the ‘Mountain’ decal over part of the hood with latitude and longitude coordinates familiar to outdoor enthusiasts, side steps and black fuel-filler door from Mopar.
The interior features fabric seats with Slate Gray stitching and embroidered ‘Mountain’ logo. Additional Mopar treatment in the cabin consists of tread-pattern slush mats.
All-new exterior color Gecko enhances the vehicle displayed in Geneva. This new color joins existing exterior colors, now available for the Jeep Wrangler Mountain: Black, Bright White, Dozer Yellow and Deep Forest Green.
The new Mountain special-edition model will be powered by the 2.8-liter turbo-diesel engine producing 147 kW (200 hp DIN) at 3,600 rpm and 460 Nm (339 lb-ft) of torque at 1,600-2,600 rpm paired to a five-speed automatic transmission with Electronic Range Select (ERS). The diesel engine can be also equipped with a six-speed manual gearbox. Also available on the new special-edition model is the new 3.6-liter V-6 petrol engine delivering 209 kW (284 hp DIN) at 6,350 rpm and 347 Nm (256 lb-ft) of torque at 4,300 rpm. The 3.6-liter petrol engine is matched to the five-speed automatic transmission with ERS.
Engineered to master the most challenging off-road tracks, Jeep Wrangler Mountain features an enhanced Dana 30 front axle and enhanced Dana 44 rear axle. Legendary Jeep off-road capability is achieved through the standard Command-Trac® NV241 part-time, two-speed transfer case with a 2.72:1 low-range gear ratio.
The equipment for the driver’s and passengers’ on-board comfort offers a leather-wrapped steering wheel with integrated controls, Dual Top configuration (i.e. the possibility to have both the soft and hard top options), Uconnect multi-media infotainment and new Winter & Sound Group package, including front heated seats and 368-watt, six-speaker Infinity audio system.
Source: Chrysler Media Release
Friday, February 10, 2012
'12 King of the Hammers Physical Finish Order
Physical Finish Order - NOT TIME ADJUSTED
1. Erik Miller
2. Rick Mooneyham
3. Shannon Campbell
4. Derek West
5. Brad Lovell
6. Brian Shirley
7. Rusty Bray
8. Loren Healy
9. Mike Klensin
10. Joe Cagliero
Friday's King of the Hammers Schedule
o 6:00 AM Driver Line Up 2012 Griffin King of the Hammers
o 8:00 AM Start of the 2012 Griffin King of the Hammers
o 10:00 PM Close of the 2012 Griffin King of the Hammers
All time are Pacific Standard Time.
All time are Pacific Standard Time.
Watch it live here:
Thursday, February 9, 2012
View the KIng of the Hammers race LIVE, here on Friday
Hooligan Off-Road will have the Ustream video provided by Ultra4Racing.com, live from the King of the Hammers race on Friday. Tune in tomorrow for all the action!
Thursday's King of the Hammers Schedule
o 8:00 AM Start of Pitbull UTV Race
o 8:30 AM Riders Meeting for King of the Motos
o 9:00 AM Open Tech and Contingency
o 9:00 AM King of The Motos
o 4:00 PM Close of Pitbull UTV Race
o 5:00 PM Close of Tech and Contingency
o 5:00PM Raceline Wheels Volunteer/Driver Taco Feed Booth V43
o 6:00 PM Mandatory Drivers meeting for Griffin King of the Hammers @ Hammer Lounge
o 7:00 PM Volunteer Staffing meeting @ Hammer Lounge & Volunteer Dinn
UTV course map:
UTV Drivers List:
Name | Race Number | City | State | |
1
| Brit Mansell |
101
| Maylene | AL |
2
| Frenchy Gonzales |
108
| Cedar City | UT |
3
| Joanne Gonzales |
109
| Cedar City | UT |
4
| Michael Dalton |
114
| Cookeville | TN |
5
| James Schofield |
116
| ||
6
| Brian Bush |
123
| Phoenix | AZ |
7
| Dave Eulberg |
126
| Auburn | CA |
8
| Branden Sims |
127
| Prescott Valley | AZ |
9
| Dana Loreman |
128
| Creswell | OR |
10
| Darryl Dunlap |
129
| Farmington | NM |
11
| Joseph Murphy |
130
| Tucson | AZ |
12
| Mitchell Sweatt |
132
| Bluffdale | UT |
13
| Rod Roach |
134
| ||
14
| Justin Small |
137
| Santa Rosa | CA |
15
| Weldon Nutt |
226
| Dallas | TX |
16
| Adam Woodlee |
262
| Murfreesboro | TN |
17
| Aaron Peters |
442
| Oklahoma City | OK |
18
| Mitch Guthrie |
555
| Glendora | CA |
19
| Lanse Chournus |
615
| West Point | UT |
20
| Robert VanBeekum |
664
| Mesa | AZ |
21
| Monty Aldrich |
702
| Henderson | NV |
22
| Bill Barnett |
711
| Foxfield | CO |
23
| Zane Znamenacek |
712
| Fruita | CO |
24
| Derek Stewart |
987
| Little Elm | TX |
25
| Matt Enochs |
1524
| Alverd | TX |
26
| Bill Morris |
1908
| Bakersfield | CA |
27
| Nolan Remlinger |
1933
| Fullerton | CA |
28
| Todd Stephenson |
1944
| Cedar City | UT |
29
| Dennis Jean |
1959
| Fairfield | CA |
30
| Jon Crowley |
1965
| Shingle Springs | CA |
31
| Rob Usnick |
1999
| El Paso | TX |
32
| Jared Newman |
2436
| Montrose | CO |
33
| Frank Walsh |
3493
| Lake Havasu City | AZ |
34
| Terry Kenyon |
4464
| Hallsville | TX |
35
| Logan Gastel |
5199
| Highland | CA |
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