5 Easter Eggs in Jeep® SUVs

Have you ever noticed that you often get a wave when you’re driving your Jeep® SUV from other Jeep owners? Owning a Jeep SUV can feel like you’re in an exclusive club. Just wait until you see the other little surprises in a Jeep SUV from Vaughn Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM.

Seven-Bar Grille Design

The first “Easter egg” was found in a Jeep Wrangler in 1997. The designer, Michael Santoro, hid a seven-bar grille design in the SUV’s cowl, which is the space between the hood and the windshield.

Vintage Jeeps

Some Jeep SUVs have a nod to the past on them. Select Jeep Wrangler SUVs sport a vintage Willys Jeep on their windows or wheels.

Flip Flops

Some Jeep trucks also have hidden gems. You can find flip-flops hidden within the cowl of select Jeep Gladiator models. This is a subtle nod to automotive journalist Rick Pewe.

Splatter of Paint

Your Jeep Renegade might have a paint splatter on the redline for a truly unique touch. This image is designed to look like the remnants of a staff paintball game that the Jeep vice president of interior design had on his goggles.

T-Rex

T-Rex can be found on many Jeep models in many different ways. Some Jeep SUVs have the image of a T-Rex skull on their floor mats. There is also a menacing scene on many Jeep SUVs of a T-Rex chasing a Willys Jeep, which is, in turn, chasing Big Foot.

Buy a New Jeep SUV Today

These Easter eggs are just the start of the fun of owning a new Jeep SUV. They can take you on adventures you may have never even imagined. Take a test drive today at Vaughn Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to see all the appeal for yourself!