Jeep Commander is soft in the Middle

In previous work of mine had to interview people who benefit from Government was stopped for any reason. Say I saw the "life" is an understatement. Say I'm not happy will the interview that the scale is an understatement. There was one guy who is obsessed with telling me that he had a lot of meat on sale, and that he might make £ 1000 per week if he wants. May I suggest that is why we stopped his benefits to which he replied "you mimbo. I care about my appearance, because it makes the rest of my face, but I doubt the "man" with a combination of "bimbo" is entirely appropriate. Certainly not in contemporary society where there are more than waxing and fake Tan is a Welsh rugby team wardrobe than beauty. And now the world's cars and, above all, Jeep also caught mimbo drugs.

If you don't know, pretty much started the whole Jeep off-road procedure as they began to supply the army Jeep Wrangler with the United States from the 1940s-well before some bright sparks idea that mums can take 4 x 4 for children in school. This legacy has always been called Jeep and refusal to water down and clarify their road cars are well documented. Although this obligation to the participants of admiration, it meant that the sale has been declining in recent years. In a world where "going green" all and end all of someone with authority to make decisions when buying gas-guzzling skyscraper on the road offers social ridicule and abuse, quicker than if you were wearing Manchester United shirt City Convention. If you decide to take the abuse that you don't want to be annoying, so hence why there are plenty of vehicles that will run scared at the sight of mud on our roads-none of which are decorated with the Jeep badge.

To combat this, Jeep struggled with their conscience and smoothing the edges in recent years their designs with the Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and the compass, is trying to move the marquee in the noughties. The problem was that they've got things the wrong way around. This is not the appearance that it is necessary to clarify and distinguish the Jeep rugged good looks. It's cheap plastic interiors wallowy pendants, mistreatment and lack of interior space, despite its magnitude, which impede the Jeep. Finally the answer could be here-Jeep Commander.

If looks could kill Commander would win the war alone. Look not too different from Hummer, Jeep managed to teeter on the brink of chic styling and off-road prowess is not over the edge. Surface lines are along with seven slot grills, finished in Chrome. Huge flared wheel arches, housing, stylish yet skillfully five said alloy wheels and even roof-it seems to make the car a sporty look, rather than practical. The version I saw had been rendered in black, and although I looked possible as Pimp, I felt like while BMW and Volvo XC90s around me in the style stakes.

Even better than from the outside though is that the Commander of the most technically advanced Jeep today with control rods to create electronic stability system, electronic roll mitigation and four-wheel drive system called Quadra-Drive II. Yes they are all silly names, but still driving experience that belies the fact you in 4 x 4. For example, Quadra Drive II provides torque to the wheels, referring to the Earth, so that power is always available at Lane or sand dunes. As regards the choice of power, two engines are available for the UK market: 3 liter V6 diesel engine, built by Mercedes or 5.7 liter V8 Hemi, which will be faster than a mugger an empty wallet.

As if that wasn't enough, the Commander of the jeep's first foray into seven seats and little touches the impression-as in the rear seat, higher than the other, to help prevent illness visits for kids in the back. Storage bins and watches, luxury goods, such as individual air conditioning, illuminated vanity mirrors, glasses, and lumbar personal adjustable leather seats all means one thing. You can be the Jeep Commander mimbo [http://www.cheapchryslerjeep.co.uk/new-jeep.shtml], while all those around you think you're tough guy.

Marc Creese-writer and car enthusiast. Here he discusses the Jeep Commander [http://www.cheapchryslerjeep.co.uk/new-jeep.shtml]