Wallpaper HD Jeep Hurricane Concept

The Jeep Hurricane is a concept vehicle unveiled by Daimler-Chrysler at the 2005 North American International Auto Show. As the Daimler-Chrysler spokesman said: "Jeep Hurricane is simply the most maneuverable, most capable and most powerful 4x4 ever built. It pays homage to the extreme enthusiasts' Jeep vehicles in form and off-road capability, but is a unique interpretation of Jeep design. Why build such a vehicle? The Hurricane also features an innovative way to combine body, power-train and suspension. The Jeep Hurricane made its way to the public's knowledge through the 2005 North American International Auto Show. This vehicle is known to represent the continued success of valiant concept vehicles. There are two 5.7 liter HEMI engines in this Jeep Hurricane. Trevor Creed, senior vice president of Chrysler Group design, states, "Jeep Hurricane is simply the most maneuverable, most capable, and most powerful 4x4 ever built. It pays homage to the extreme enthusiasts' Jeep vehicles in form and off road capability, but is a unique interpretation of Jeep design. The multi-mode four wheel steering system on Jeep Hurricane is designed to offer enthusiasts the next level of performance and unexpected maneuverability." The Jeep Hurricane is made from lightweight yet strong and durable material. The Jeep Hurricane's suspension and powertrain are also mounted directly to the body. 

Innovative in style, the Jeep Hurricane included a centrally located twin-engine transfer case, in-board brakes, drive shafts, front and rear steering, and complete corner assemblies. The Jeep Hurricane's Shift-by-wire mechanisms allow the wheels on one side of the vehicle to run in reverse, which, coupled with split solid axles and 55 degrees front and rear wheel toe-in angles, allows the vehicle to rotate around its own axis. Jeep Hurricane 2005 has Four Wheel and Crab Steering capability, with a combination of traditional and "steer by wire" technologies. It pays homage to the extreme enthusiasts' Jeep vehicles in form and off-road capability, but is a unique interpretation of Jeep design. The Jeep Hurricane concept has a one-piece body styling made of carbon fiber, accented by the signature 7-slot grille design with Jeep header panel on the front fascia. As expected for a Jeep model, the Jeep Hurricane concept embodies the brand's creative and mechanical expertise in terms of off-road vehicle handling and performance. The Jeep Hurricane concept was the first Chrysler Group vehicle to have two monstrous 5.7-liter HEMI engines, one in the front and one at the back. The engine is also equipped with Chrysler Group Multi-Displacement System (MDS), which allows the Jeep Hurricane to run on different engine displacements including 4, 8, 12, or 16 cylinders. The Jeep Hurricane concept also features a skid steer capability and toe steer that enables the vehicle to turn the front and rear tires inwards.