Jeep’s Hidden Mysteries (Easter Eggs)
The Jeep brand started doing Easter eggs in 1997, beginning as a seven-bar grille design on the TJ-generation Wrangler SUV’s hood cowling. It was a hit, and today, every Jeep vehicle has Jeep Easter eggs for you to discover.
Some Jeeps have “Easter Eggs” of designs of animals and other symbols that are hidden around the vehicle; with some found on the windshield or carved into the dashboard, under seats, and near the gas cap.
all Jeep models have Easter eggs. Whether it’s a Wrangler or Compass, you’ll find at least five Jeep Easter eggs in your new or used Jeep vehicle. They range from iconic Jeep brand design tributes to silhouettes of fictional monsters.
Nessie or the Loch Ness monster on the rear windshield and a gecko molding on the windshield wiper cowl.
They usually offer a symbolic or deeper meaning than the typical eye sees. Surprisingly, many cars hide these features or symbols that you probably overlook.