Jeep designers made room for two additional doors by stretching Dakar's wheelbase to 108.5 inches (2756 mm), almost 15 inches (381mm) longer than the 1997 Jeep Wrangler. "With a longer wheelbase, we are able to offer additional space for passengers and their gear," said Trevor M. Creed, Chrysler Corporation's Design Director. "We are also able to further improve the ride by positioning backseat passengers in front of the rear axle as opposed to directly on top of it."
To enhance the sense of being outdoors and further build on the adventuresome spirit of Jeep Wrangler, Dakar was given a new windshield, side glass and all-new steel roof. The roof offers a variety of features including a full-length built-in tubular roof rack, as well as a manual canvas sliding sunroof, front-mounted rally lamps, spare tire storage, and strategically-placed access handrails that run the length of the D-pillar. The spare tire is clamped on to the roof bars and features a special sliding mechanism which allows for easy, quick, no-hassle removal.
Other multi-purpose features include a folding shovel integrated into Dakar's front fender, jerricans built onto the rear tailgate, and an adventure module designed to fit inside of the rear door that features a night vision scope, binoculars, flashlight and compass. "Always be prepared," said Creed. "You never know where Dakar's spirit of adventure may take you."
Dakar's earth-toned interior shares the same rugged characteristics of a 1997 Jeep Wrangler but features wood trim, woven leather seats and Berber carpeting. "We utilized wood and leather to give the interior of the vehicle more of a civilized, European-style flavor," said Creed.
"At a time when many sport utility vehicles look the same, Dakar is in a class by itself," said Creed. "No one will mistake the identity of Jeep Dakar as it is an authentic, instantly recognizable design execution that opens up new opportunities for one of the world's most recognized brands."
Whether it's on a safari, on the trail, at the beach, or even stargazing, the combination of the Wrangler's spacious new 4-door body and thoughtful features make Jeep Dakar a rewarding experience.
jeep concept+jeeps dakar
To enhance the sense of being outdoors and further build on the adventuresome spirit of Jeep Wrangler, Dakar was given a new windshield, side glass and all-new steel roof. The roof offers a variety of features including a full-length built-in tubular roof rack, as well as a manual canvas sliding sunroof, front-mounted rally lamps, spare tire storage, and strategically-placed access handrails that run the length of the D-pillar. The spare tire is clamped on to the roof bars and features a special sliding mechanism which allows for easy, quick, no-hassle removal.
Other multi-purpose features include a folding shovel integrated into Dakar's front fender, jerricans built onto the rear tailgate, and an adventure module designed to fit inside of the rear door that features a night vision scope, binoculars, flashlight and compass. "Always be prepared," said Creed. "You never know where Dakar's spirit of adventure may take you."
Dakar's earth-toned interior shares the same rugged characteristics of a 1997 Jeep Wrangler but features wood trim, woven leather seats and Berber carpeting. "We utilized wood and leather to give the interior of the vehicle more of a civilized, European-style flavor," said Creed.
"At a time when many sport utility vehicles look the same, Dakar is in a class by itself," said Creed. "No one will mistake the identity of Jeep Dakar as it is an authentic, instantly recognizable design execution that opens up new opportunities for one of the world's most recognized brands."
Whether it's on a safari, on the trail, at the beach, or even stargazing, the combination of the Wrangler's spacious new 4-door body and thoughtful features make Jeep Dakar a rewarding experience.
jeep concept+jeeps dakar
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That's one special jeep to accommodate more people while still be able to drive through rough terrains.
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