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This is a Jeep Commander, seen in the east of the Chinese capital Beijing in 2016. The big Jeep looked great with a shipload of dust on it. Every Jeep should be covered with mud and dust and dirt. What, otherwise, is a Jeep for? The Commander was in a fine shape, painted in an army-style dark green with a shiny grille, simple five-spoke wheels, and a roof rack.
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A beautiful Beijing-Jeep Cherokee XJ 2.5, seen in 2011 in Beijing. The good Cherokee was painted in beige. This was a factory color but almost nobody went for it, so beige Chinese Cherokee’s are very rare. The car was in a good shape when I met it. The gold colored alloy wheels and fog lights were standard on high-spec models.
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A pretty Beijing-Jeep Super Cherokee with Shandong Province license plates, seen in Beijing in 2019. The great Jeep was in great shape, and the owner had made it even prettier with a shipload of extra chrome on the grille.
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A Beijing-Jeep Grand Cherokee, seen on the road in Beijing in 2017. The big Jeep was dusty but otherwise in good shape, and its best part was, without a doubt, the rare white 京·A MWZ-001 license plate.
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Welcome to this special New Year’s Eve story on CoolCarsInChina.com. And we do have a very special car: a totally clean and totally original second-generation Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ.
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This is the Jeep 2500, a China-only variant of the Jeep Cherokee XJ. The XJ was made in China by Beijing-Jeep from 1984 until 2009. Over the years the joint venture literally made hundreds of variants.
