Jeep is the only vehicle available. Others can look just as stylish or even more stylish than a Jeep. Am I right?
Do you want to stand out from the already unique group of Jeep enthusiasts? Below are our favorite cars that look like jeeps but aren’t. How many are there?
Is it worth it?
You can customize them with available parts from aftermarket stores or even junkyards.
Do you agree? Can you? Possibly.
- Jeep is the only vehicle available. Other vehicles can look as stylish or even more stylish than a Jeep.
- Jeep’s Wrangler is a classic off-road machine that has found a home in countless garages.
- Two Mercedes G-Classes are also included in the most expensive list
Land Rover Series II
That’s a vintage post-WWII Range Rover Series 2 88. It had four-wheel drive as standard. The model evolved for several decades, shedding many names.
It is part Bronco, part Thing, part Willy, part FJ, and yet none of them as it predates all of them. Production began in 1958. Kudos to the Brits for doing something different.
Ford Bronco
Oh yeah, sure. That sounds better. I apologize to anyone offended by my honest assessment of the H2. It’s a POS in every way.
Ford is known for its classic and beautiful cars. With the early Broncos, they didn’t tarnish that history.
I love this render. I know, I know, it’s too good to be true. Rumors say it could happen. So much for safety concerns. Avoid freeways and you should be fine?
After 25 years of hibernation, Ford has finally done something clever. Perhaps they are waving the white flag and ceasing production of all cars not named Mustang.
Hummer H2
This one took a lot of thought. Is it worth it to include this POS? Absolutely. Of course. The Hummer H2 was an eyesore then and is an eyesore now.
With gas prices surging, the H2 became a soccer mom and rapper’s dream.
Basically, it didn’t handle or perform well and was as reliable as that smashed-up condom in your wallet since sophomore year.
You couldn’t see out the sides or back well. About 2 gallons per mile were obtained, and the base price was $49,395 (not including the $4,000 gas guzzler tax). We choose the H2 as the worst car that looks like a Jeep but isn’t one.
Mercedes-Benz Unimog
A longstanding post-WWII marvel, the Unimog is made by Daimler and sold under the Mercedes-Benz brand. On the list of cars that look like Jeeps but aren’t, this one is the most aggressive.
It is a cross between a tractor and a truck that combines the best of both worlds. The vehicle is designed to perform deep in the jungle and be able to be parked in your garage at the same time.
The vehicle has a higher ground clearance than other vehicles of its size, and it can be driven front-wheel-drive, rear-wheel-drive, or four-wheel-drive.
