Jeep Brings 3-Row Wrangler To Sema

 

Jeep has created a 3-row Wrangler SUV for the SEMA car show, and it is called the "Overlook concept". Although this is very likely just a styling exercise, many are still speculating that Jeep will, in fact, reveal a production version in the coming years. Whether or not this happens in the future doesn't change the fact that this concept is a very, very cool idea. It's 1 ft longer than the standard Wrangler, with the roof 5 inches higher. It also features upgraded shocks and more expensive leather upholstery. What Jeep is doing here with the Overlook is very similar to what Land Rover did with the Defender, starting with a 2 door, 2 row SUV, and then adding a larger version aferwards. The overlook is based on the 4-door Wrangler Sahara, and uses a custom bronze paint  that is contrasted by the blacked-out tires and hubcaps. All in all, it is a pretty cool move by Jeep, even if it never happens, which is even more likely with the new addition of the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer SUVs. Stay tuned to MTT for more news on Jeep, as well as all the big news in the car world.