[Gina]

An ex-engineer form Jeep switched professions to become a journalists for Jalopnik and they had to keep their mouth shut about the JL for two whole years, must have been hard for the man. But his struggle was an interesting read.

https://jalopnik.com/what-it-was-like-keeping-the-new-jeep-wranglers-juicies-1820821385

 

[Solo]

An ex-engineer form Jeep switched professions to become a journalists for Jalopnik and they had to keep their mouth shut about the JL for two whole years, must have been hard for the man. But his struggle was an interesting read.

https://jalopnik.com/what-it-was-like-keeping-the-new-jeep-wranglers-juicies-1820821385

Fantastic article!
This was an amazing look behind the scenes from the automaker and the journalist perspective. What an interesting position to find yourself in. Thanks for sharing!
Do you think that David will spoil some details about the new Wrangler one day?

 

[gladiator]

I won't be one bit surprised if that person or some others from Jeep went on forums like this one to talk about things they know but of course under an anon name. It's what probably helped to stir rumors, a lot of which turned out to be true, but at the same time expected.

 

[JIMBOX]

:smile2: Yes there are several JEEP EMPLOYEE'S-in various spots-

This is also like the info shroud for the 1974 DODGE RAMCHARGER and I got one of the first in the Northern Sierras that year--(440 v8/A727 auto/4wd) kinda like the Blazer and the top came off --kinda cool !

Whatever

:nerd: JIMBO