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by Logan K. Carter ยท Jalopnik ยท Jan 8
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Stellantis Is Canceling All Of Its Plug-In Hybrids For The 2026 Model Year

Stellantis Is Quietly Admitting PHEVs Were A Mistake

Chrysler Pacifica PHEV, Jeep Wrangler 4xe, and Grand Cherokee 4xe are dead for 2026โ€”Stellantis is pulling the plug on its entire plug-in hybrid lineup. The bean counters realized the complexity-to-profit ratio didn't work. Translation: they're cutting losses before the market does it for them.

PHEVs were always a compromise nobody wantedโ€”too expensive for what you get, worse range than EVs, worse efficiency than gas cars, worse driving dynamics than either. Stellantis finally stopped pretending.

by Caleb Jacobs ยท The Drive ยท Jan 8
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This 10-Wheeled Sheikh-Mobile Is My Least Favorite Car in the World

This 10-Wheeled Frankenstein Is Peak Desert Egoโ€”And Probably Worth More Than Your House

Someone welded together a military truck frame with Wrangler, Super Duty, and Charger parts to create the automotive equivalent of a Sheikh's fever dream. The result is functionally absurd and aesthetically offensiveโ€”a rolling contradiction that somehow works because money.

When you have enough petrodollars to ignore taste, you get vehicles like this: technically competent, culturally bankrupt, and somehow still cooler than whatever the rest of us are driving.

by Allison Barfield ยท Motor Biscuit ยท Jan 8
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โ€˜Warn Your Loved Onesโ€™ Jeep Wrangler Owner Struggles With Dangerous Safety Problem

2025 Jeep Wrangler Power Steering Failures at Highway Speeds

Multiple owners report complete power steering loss on new JL Wranglers during highway drivingโ€”a genuinely dangerous failure mode that Jeep hasn't publicly addressed. This isn't a quirk or a recall notice yet; it's a pattern emerging in real-world use that enthusiasts need to know about before buying into the current generation.

Jeep's quality control has been a meme for years, but losing power steering at 70 mph isn't a design compromiseโ€”it's a safety defect masquerading as isolated incidents.

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