Jeep Trailhawk open-air concept
By Mike Hanlon
22:00 December 8, 2006 PST

Jeep Trailhawk open-air concept
Image Gallery (15 images)Additional storage is available forward of the drop-open center stack control module, and in the lower door trim panels.
The driver and three passengers can relax in individual premium leather seating in Bark Black and Firewood Orange. The vehicle’s floor is a durable spray-finish with integrated non-slip heel pads, practical for all-weather use.
In the cargo area, each quarter panel houses a removable, portable “audio pod” sound system. Handsome in their rectangular dark gray cases accented with silver circular speaker bezels, each “pod” is fitted with a dock for an MP3 player. For carrying of first aid or road hazard gear, jerry-can style boxes in easy-to-find Firewood Orange are mounted forward of the speaker “pods”.
The utility of the cargo area is enhanced by a drop-down tailgate featuring integral concealed storage, four cup holders, and a sliding Load ‘N Go cargo tray with movable partitions that roll rearward for easy retrieval of stored items.
“One of the most remarkable things about the interior,” concludes Wilkins, “is that it was designed and surfaced entirely electronically — there were no traditional sketches or 3-D models. Even so, the interior turned out just as we had envisioned.”
2007 Jeep Trailhawk concept specifications
Weight and dimensions Weight: 1769 kg (est) Length: 4858 mm Wheelbase: 2946 mm Front overhang: 878 mm Rear overhang: 1033 mm Width (max @ body): 1968 mm Height: 1761 mm Track front/rear: 64.2”/64.2” Approach/depart angle: 27 Degrees/33.5 Degrees Couple: 838 mm
Powertrain and suspension Engine: 3.0L BLUETEC CRD, 158 kW @ 4000 rpm, 510 Nm @ 1600-2800 rpm Drivetrain: 4WD, 5-speed automatic Suspension: Front/solid axle w/ 4 bar linkes, Rear/solid axle w/ 5-bar links
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