3 Easter Eggs in Jeep® SUVs

Jeep® designers take the history of this storied brand seriously, but like these SUVs’ owners, they’re also a fun bunch. That spirit of serious play is reflected in the Easter eggs hidden throughout the Jeep SUVs at Bernard’s Northtown Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM. These bonus details show how this brand honors its legacy of performance.

The Iconic Grille

Jeep models have featured an iconic seven-slot grille design since the beginning of the brand’s history, and its silhouette has appeared as an Easter egg since the 1997 Jeep Wrangler. A stylized version of the grille is visible everywhere, from the cowling behind the windshield wipers to the headlight wells. This hidden bonus reflects the rugged wartime origins of the modern Jeep design that continues to make this brand’s vehicles legendary.

Hidden Silhouettes

Those early Jeep models’ silhouettes also appear throughout the cabin to bring history into your modern Jeep vehicle. On some models, it appears on the edge of the windshield and may appear on the gear-shifter, wheel, or all-weather floor mats. The 2023 Jeep Wrangler also features three bumps on the center logo cap, representing the design of World War II-era Willys Jeep models.

On Your Dashboard

Your infotainment system may also depict subtle Jeep Easter eggs. The “Since 1941” text that appears when you start your car up references the brand’s long history, and some instrument clusters start up with an animation showing the transformation of Jeep models over the years. Like all Jeep Easter eggs, these show our respect for this brand’s long history of performance.

Find More Easter Eggs at Bernard’s Northtown Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM

There are several other Easter eggs scattered throughout Jeep models, like yetis and lizards, and spiders (oh my). Since we don’t want to spoil the fun, visit Bernard’s Northtown Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM in New Richmond for a test drive. Besides your favorite new SUV, you never know what you might find!