Maybe it was the rumble of the V-8, maybe it was the custom-built bed rack and tent, but either way, this 1988 Jeep Comanche build ... gaining a half-inch of lift and more load capacity.

which is regarded as one of the best and toughest Jeep transmissions ever. The "Rescue Green" Comanche rides on a 6.5-inch suspension lift with Fox shocks, which make room for the 35-inch tall ...

This Renegade has been rebranded as a Comanche—Jeep’s last pickup truck that was ... location under the new bed floor. The 1.5-inch lift, custom wheels, and Toyo Open Country A/T tires add ...

We’ve featured plenty of off-road excursions gone awry over the years, but it’s hard to top the embarrassment of getting a jacked-up, two-wheel-drive Jeep Wrangler stuck on a tiny mound of ...

Discontinued in 1988 after 26 years on the market, the Jeep Gladiator finally returned to showrooms in 2019. It remains the company's single pickup truck as of 2022, but what if the Toledo-based ...

Jeep has built quite a few pickups before, including the Gladiator, CJ-8 (Scrambler), and the Comanche. The Comanche was the last production pickup truck that was officially built by Jeep and you ...

Jeep has a reputation for producing some sturdy and reliable vehicles over the decades, but surely one model – the Comanche – requires even more praise than normal. And if you pair this 1980s ...

Jeep’s all-new Comanche pickup can either be described as a small standard pickup or a large compact pickup. Or, you could call it the first of the mid- sized pickups. I’m not sure it really ...