Several custom Jeep models are running around the rugged off-road trails of Moab, Utah this week as part of the 49th Annual Easter Jeep Safari and are exactly the type of vehicles you want when you're looking to do some hard core off-roading. The yearly event was started in 1967 in Moab as a one-day trail ride, and has expanded over the years into what is now a nine-day off-road jamboree that lasts until Easter Sunday on April 5.
The concept SUVs are decked out in performance parts, including skid plates and rock rails, Fox performance shocks, lift-kits, and giant off-road tires, as well as plenty of fun features. The Jeep Grand Cherokee Overlander concept boasts an easily-deployable rooftop tent for two, while the Jeep Chief, a throwback to the original Cherokee, sports a Hawaiian-inspired interior complete with floral-patterned seats and a rosewood slat-covered cargo area.
While the versatile Jeep clan shows off what it's capable of in Moab, come to Lithia Chrysler Jeep Dodge of Tri-Cities in Kennewick, WA to explore our new Jeep inventory and ask our parts center about custom performance parts.