White and boxy on the outside, stripped down on the inside, the U.S. Postal Service Jeep is a vehicle of singular purpose, its role defined by a lone seat and a hard, black steering wheel that ...

I also see soul in cars; I genuinely think that junky ones like my camo-covered CJ-2A and this rust and fungus-covered postal Jeep look awesome. If they were mint, they’d look like other ...

Thanks to keen-eyed Autoweek reader Spencer, we have shots of a camo-clad Jeep that isn’t quite Grand Cherokee sized -- it's instead more akin to Honda’s CR-V, which means it’s likely the ...

The Jeep was marketed as a utilitarian vehicle when it hit civilian soil after World War II. With things like auxiliary power take-off equipment available, Jeeps were truly capable of just about ...