5 Fun Jeep® Easter Eggs to Look Out For

There’s a long, exciting history of Jeep® Easter eggs that enthusiasts love to see. Maybe your model has a spider on your gas tank, a Jeep vehicle climbing your windshield, or Morse code right under your foot. Here are five awesome Easter eggs that the Vaughn Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM team loves.

“Ciao, Baby” Spider

The Jeep Renegade is assembled in Italy, and that’s why you may see a spider that says “Ciao, baby!” near your fuel filler. It’s there to echo the adventurous sentiment that Jeep models are known for.

T-Rex Floor Mat

Multiple Jeep models have a hidden detail on their floor mats. You’ll see the skull of a Tyrannosaurus rex etched into the material. That’s a bit of history right under your feet!

Climbing Silhouette

Do you drive a Jeep Wrangler or Jeep Gladiator? Check the lower passenger-side corner of your windshield. You’ll see a silhouette of the iconic 1941 Willys Jeep climbing up the side of the glass.

Morse Code

Most drivers don’t pay attention to their dead pedal, where you may rest your left foot when you’re driving. But if you drive a Jeep Compass, check the inner grooves. You’ll find Morse code that translates to “sand, snow, rivers, rocks.”

Jeep® Ducking

It’s not necessarily an Easter egg, but Jeep ducking is a time-honored fan tradition. It involves somebody leaving behind a rubber duck on your Jeep vehicle, as a way of saying “nice Jeep.” Make sure you’ve got some rubber ducks on hand in case you see another Jeep model in the wild!

Learn More About Jeep® Easter Eggs in Ottumwa, IA

Want to see which Jeep Easter eggs are on your model? Contact Vaughn Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM today to learn more about these fun details.