Jeep Cherokee Easter Eggs 2019

A few weeks ago at the new york auto show i found a few of these cool easter eggs so here they are.
Jeep cherokee easter eggs 2019. A college student is going viral after inspiring a wave of jeep owners to track down the secret easter eggs inside their cars. Mark allen head of chief design told fca north america corporate blog that the idea first appeared on a 2011 jeep grand cherokee. A handful of jeep owners have recently become enthralled with the challenge of finding tiny designs of characters animals and objects that are carved or painted on their cars. Tiktok user jackiefoster40 posted a short video about a hidden easter egg he found on his jeep.
Jeep designers love easter eggs tiny semi hidden details tucked away into a vehicle s design. For years now jeep has included a bit of fun for owners hiding numerous easter eggs throughout the vehicle to discover. Here s a video that goes into detail about jeep easter eggs. He had a limited budget of 150 million dollars to redesign the new jeep and according to him back in the 90s that sort of budget was like coffee money so he wanted to make something iconic and leave his mark with the limited funds that he had.
It turns out you can find easter eggs all year long if you re a sharp eyed jeep owner. That s especially true of jeep models which feature more of these easter eggs than other brands. A 20 year old college student fueled an internet frenzy after he made a big discovery while pumping gas. In recent years chrysler has made a point to include some cool easter eggs throughout its vehicles little items you won t find unless you re looking for them.
Foster says he searched for quite some time until one day he was pumping gas and discovered his easter egg there was an imprint of a large spider at the bottom of his. The trend which has inspired countless follow up videos on. From homages to the original jeep. Take a close look at a new wrangler and you ll find cartoon silhouettes of wwii willys 4x4s.
Jeep owners are discovering easter eggs on their vehicles.