Jeep Hurricane Concept by Fisher-Price


We see wild concepts at auto shows every year. In 2005, Chrysler showed one of the craziest, called the Jeep Hurricane. It featured not one but two Hemi engines, each powering a different pair of wheels, allowing for full 360-degree turning. Now, Fisher-Price will produce its own version of the Hurricane just for kids.
It doesn’t look like the Fisher-Price edition will be able to pull off the 360 turn, but it does sport its own “Ultimate Terrain Traction.” That’s good, Fisher-Price. Get kids used to bulky names for features; it’s good preparation for modern car shopping. How much to put this under the Christmas tree for your favorite car-obsessed tot? $399. No word if that includes destination or not.

Former managing editor David Thomas has a thing for wagons and owns a 2010 Subaru Outback and a 2005 Volkswagen Passat wagon.