I’ll admit that part of me was starting to question purchasing this 1992 Jeep Comanche. Time has become such a rare commodity ...

Built in the owner’s driveway, this Jeep Comanche is now a spacious, fully equipped aluminum camper with plenty of storage space, two lounging areas, and a Sunbrella canvas topper. Jim Barber, a.k.a. ...

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 brand ...

This is a very nice vehicle- keeps are made tough and but to last for many, many years. If I could, I would purchase a Jeep- but at this time- it is not currently in my budget- I will keep Frank Shoop ...

We've been saying it for years: There's gotta be a market for a true compact pickup like the upcoming Ford unibody truck. It wouldn't be easy to pull off with modern safety regulations bloating ...

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So you need a new pickup, you need it to be small, and you need it cheap — and, if at all possible, red. Well, dear reader, I have the deal for you. Deals, in fact, because I found you two compact two ...

The Jeep Comanche was a compact pickup truck that American Motors Corporation (AMC) introduced in 1985. Based on the XJ-generation Cherokee, the Comanche was produced until 1992. Production of the ...

The Jeep Gladiator isn’t the only pickup truck from the brand and if you rewind to the 1980s, Jeep also sold a pickup known as the Comanche. The truck was based on the Jeep Cherokee of the day and ...

Loose and floppy steering is not an uncommon problem in Jeep Comanches (MJ) and Cherokees (XJ), and many other vehicles like these that utilized a GM tilt steering column. What kind of Jeeper would ...

This ’88 Comanche’s got it all: “Anti-theft-grey” paint, one mismatched (and dented) door, custom “OUCH” spray-paint graphic on one side, Batman decal on the other, and a dog that hates riding in it.