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Jeep has released these photos of the upcoming Trailhawk concept.
The new concept SUV will be shown for the first time at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in
Jeep says the Trailhawk concept is a cross between the Wrangler and the more upscale Grand Cherokee. Based on the underpinnings of the 2007 Wrangler, the Trailhawk “taps into ‘Jeep Rugged’ attributes,” the company says.
Jeep says the concept is built around the ideas of unsurpassed off-road capability and a “new approach to open-air freedom.” The name is inspired by the appearance of the headlamps – slashed on a diagonal and looking, Jeep says, like a bird of prey.
The interior, Jeep adds, is defined by a cross-vehicle instrument panel and a long central tunnel with console space built atop it. Movable compartments slide along the central track for flexible storage needs. A Load 'N Go cargo tray adds more utility to the cargo area.
Stay tuned for more information on this new concept as TheCarConnection covers the 2007
SPECIFICATIONS
Weight 3900 lb (est)
Length 191.2” (4858 mm)
Wheelbase 116” (2946 mm)
Front overhang 34.5” (878 mm)
Rear overhang 40.7” (1033 mm)
Width (max @ body) 77.7” (1968 mm)
Height 69.3” (1761 mm)
Track front/rear 64.2”/64.2”
Approach/depart angle 27 Degrees/33.5 Degrees
Couple 33” (838 mm)
Powertrain and suspension
Engine 3.0-liter BLUETEC diesel V-6, 215 hp/376 lb-ft
Drivetrain 4WD, five-speed automatic
Suspension Front/solid axle w/ 4 bar links
Rear/solid axle w/ 5-bar links
Wheels and tires
Tire size front/rear 305/45R22 33” (838 mm)
Wheel size front/rear 22” x 10”
Performance
0-60 mph 9 seconds
Standing 1/4-mile 15.7 seconds
Top speed 124 mph
Range 300 miles
Turning circle 36 ft (est)
Crawl ratio 29:1 (3.73:1 axles)
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