These are the Jeep tones that pay homage to Halloween, nachos or neon yellow

2023-08-25 19:30:02

At first there was only olive green. The Jeep Willys was born as a vehicle with three requirements: to be able to adapt to all types of uses, to be able to face any type of terrain and, not least, unnoticed for enemy troops. In this context, the khaki tone was ideal for not being located. In some cases, some type of camouflage pattern was allowed to be incorporated as the ultimate extravagance.

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Everything changed with the arrival of the Jeep CJ-2 on the US market. His goal was to transfer the practicality, off-road character and robustness demonstrated in the Army to the complexity of civilian life. Along with innovations that reinforced its versatility, such as a rear cargo space, support for a trailer or a fabric roof, this model brought with it a bright colors offer Contrasting with the olive green and earth tones: yellow, red or bright green made it clear that the civilian Jeep had no problem being seen.

In 1970, the catalog of shades for this model allowed you to choose between 15 colors, including Riverside Orange, Sierra Blue, Baja Yellow, Canary Yellow or Plum Poly, a brilliant violet.

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This wide range of bright tones has remained a tradition in the Jeep brand, especially in the American market, where special series and limited editions with highly varied themes abound. For example, Jeep joins the celebrations for Halloween, one of the most beloved holidays by Americans, with the color Punk’n, a pumpkin orange highly anticipated by customers as October 31 approaches.

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Currently, the Jeep Gladiator presents, in North America, a color for those who do not want, under any circumstances, to go unnoticed: High Velocity, a neon yellow that stands out from far away.

Among the striking shades that are currently in fashion in the USA, you can also find Bikini Metallic, an original turquoise that evokes the crystalline waters of the Pacific, Colorado Red, timeless and sporty, or Nacho Clear, which pays homage to this original aperitif. Mexican in the body of the Jeep Wrangler.