Jeep

Jeep is part of Stellantis, which also markets Alfa Romeo, Chrysler, Dodge, Fiat, Ram and Maserati models. Its lineup consists entirely of SUVs except for one pickup truck: the Gladiator, which is based on the Wrangler.

Every Jeep offers four-wheel drive, and most models have a Trail Rated version that meets a set of Jeep criteria for off-road capability. The Wrangler and the Gladiator are two of the most off-road-capable vehicles available, with old-school technology like solid front and rear axles and body-on-frame construction.

The brand's Compass and Cherokee SUVs have more of an on-road focus and compete with the Honda CR-V and other compact SUVs. Moving up in size, the Grand Cherokee comes in both two-row and three-row L forms. For shoppers who need even more space and hauling capacity, Jeep offers the full-size Grand Wagoneer; it comes in regular and extended-length L versions. The company recently entered the electric-vehicle market with the Wagoneer S and Recon EVs.