I wouldn't put to much weight in this. The article itself says that the Aussie execs have "no knowledge" of it.
I am betting that these TrackHawk models are primarily being made for US consumers.
Supercharged 527kW Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk "of interest" to Aussies
American SUV specialist Jeep is rumoured to be working on a ballistic version of its Grand Cherokee, powered by a bonkers 527kW, 880Nm supercharged V8 engine. And it's the sort of SUV that Australians would certainly be interested in.
It's not a definite yes but the idea hasn't been rejected either.Andrew Chesterton, FCA Australia's communications and media strategist refused to confirm reports that the Trackhawk has been green-lit for production but observed that a beefier version of its largest SUV could be a viable addition to the range.
"The Grand Cherokee SRT has always been a very popular car in Australia, so there's no reason to suggest a more powerful version wouldn't be of interest," he said.
I wouldn't put to much weight in this. The article itself says that the Aussie execs have "no knowledge" of it.Australian executives from Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' (FCA), the company that imports all Jeep and Chrysler models into this country, said they had no knowledge of the tyre-shredding SUV.
But they did concede that such a vehicle would work well in the Australian new car marketplace.
I don't know... Aussie execs aren't exactly at the bleeding edge of product development... besides even if they did know something you think they're going to risk their career for some presstitute?I wouldn't put to much weight in this. The article itself says that the Aussie execs have "no knowledge" of it.
I am betting that these TrackHawk models are primarily being made for US consumers.