While his Porsche 911, Ferrari 250GT and Jaguar XKSS may have stood out more, the Willys Jeep MB is hardly without merit of its own ... McQueen himself appeared as a Jeep driver in the 1959 film Never ...

The military vehicle was officially called MB by Willys or GPW by Ford, but they got a nickname soon, Jeep. To serve on battleground, the Jeep was designed to be no-nonsense, easy to service and ...

1945 Willys ... The Jeep is finished in RAF livery, with appropriate dash plates, having been resprayed at some point. It has been in regular use, but kept in a garage when not being driven, and ...

The Willys MB Jeep earned icon status during World War II thanks to its ruggedness, simplicity and go-anywhere ability. Following the war, it didn't take long for the handy vehicles to be scooped ...

It’s offered only with this military olive paint harkening back to the Willys MB. Jeep even painted the 17-inch alloys, which are fitted with 33-inch all-terrain tires as standard. Army-inspired ...

Willys picked up on the name’s popularity and was awarded the Jeep trademark on June 13, 1950, after a seven-year legal fight. Everyone was referring to the Willys MB by that name already ...

The Willys Jeep MB is a legendary vehicle born from necessity. It was developed for the US military during World War II, and because of its lightweight body, rugged design, and four-wheel-drive ...

making the Wrangler driving experience much more enjoyable. The Jeep Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited's iconic design dates back more than 70 years to the original World War II Willys MB Jeep.

The new Jeep Wrangler comes in three spec levels; The Wrangler Sport, the Sahara and the range-topping Rubicon. Most significantly, the new range waves goodbye to the 3.6l V6 Pentastar petrol motor ...