JEEP drivers have slammed the American automobile brand after the latest decision to remove one iconic feature from the 2025 model.
Marking the end of the old school era, the feature was previously exclusive to the Sport S amongst a few others.
The 2025 Jeep Wrangler will offer drivers a few new offerings compared to previous models[/caption]
The 2025 car will replace the crank windows with a more modern solution[/caption]
Petrol heads may be disappointed to hear of the fan favourite being removed from future vehicles amongst a handful of other changes.
Jeep have announced that certain models will no longer have crank windows instead being replaced by power locks and the use of an electric button.
This comes just four months after the Wrangler 392 Final Edition was announced with the company focusing on making drivers lives easier.
Many have already taken to comment on social media about the latest discovery and the reaction seems mixed.
One user suggested Jeep’s change to crank windows was a “weird decision”.
Another wrote: “I think it’s a lot easier pushing a button on an app than removing the roof and doors when coming back to your car from a hike / trip to the mall etc. and for security reasons leaving all the body panels in place when your car is unattended for hours at a time…”
Someone else simply put: “Strange…”
Anchor of The Daily News Drop, Jeff Vaughn, also took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share the announcement.
He wrote: “Lots of business news this week, but this story caught my eye: The 2025 Jeep Wrangler will be the last year with hand crank windows.
“After that, power windows and power locks will be standard across the Wrangler line-up.
“You can still get a manual transmission Jeep Wrangler, however.”
Another addition from the off-roading brand is the new olive paint color known at ’41.
This model can be equipped with Active Cabin Ventilation, a new offering that allows pre-ventilation of a vehicle via a mobile app.
