The 75th Salute is a beautiful Jeep Wrangler Concept that is designed to celebrate and commemorate some of the iconic American vehicle manufacturer's war-time vehicle offerings.
This particular Jeep Wrangler Concept is based on a Wrangler Sport vehicle, but is intended to pay tribute to some of Willys-Overland's off-road vehicles built for the US Army before the 2nd World War. Accordingly, this particular vehicle comes with military badging, steel bumpers and a spare wheel mounted on the rear. Low-back canvas seats are reminiscent of 1940s vehicular comfort, while the vehicle comes powered by a 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 engine that is hooked up to a six-speed manual transmission setup.
This Jeep Wrangler Concept succeeds at showcasing modern Jeep technologies in a package that pays tribute to the brand's storied past.
Wartime Concept Vehicles
This Jeep Wrangler Concept Commemorates a Pre-World War Classic
Trend Themes
1. Wartime Vehicle Tributes - Vehicles designed to pay tribute to iconic war-time offerings are becoming increasingly popular, offering opportunities for innovative designs and technologies.
2. Off-road Nostalgia - Off-road vehicles that pay homage to the the past make use of modern technology to elevate the driving experience.
3. Heritage Badging - Heritage military badging is making a comeback on modern cars, offering unique brand recognition opportunities.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - The automotive industry could leverage retro design trends to create vehicles that resonate with consumers based on heritage and nostalgia.
2. Military Vehicle Industry - The military vehicle industry could benefit from innovations in off-road and all-terrain technologies.
3. Marketing and Branding Industry - The marketing and branding industry could take advantage of the trend towards heritage badging on vehicles to more broadly communicate historical significance and legacy.