DIRTY WORK

THE JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE GETS A PROPER OFF-ROAD SPANKING.

JOHN ROOTH

MILO ISN’T GOOD FOR COMPARISONS, THE JEEP FELT LEATHER-LUSH AND BEAUTIFUL SO, THE brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee had a couple of thousand kilometres on the clock before I got to drive it. After a couple of long days, we’d turned off the highway to check out some old mining country behind Cloncurry, Queensland. The track I’d picked hadn’t been driven in a few years and took a bit of finding and, as it hadn’t rained much in outback Queensland for the last five years, things were looking pretty rough. There were plenty of rocks, a few undulating channels that used to be creeks, and a whole bunch of scrub over the sides of the track. “Hey John,” said Rod, our stills camera shooter. “Could you take the Jeep up that hill? I…

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4x4 Magazine Australia (Digital) - 1 Issue, August 2017

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