Introduction
The 2006 Jeep Commander is Jeep’s new entry in the full-size SUV segment. The first Jeep with 7-passenger seating wrapped in an exterior package that look remarkably like the original Jeep Cherokee, the Commander is two inches longer than a Jeep Grand Cherokee, with which it shares the same wheelbase. The exterior shape is very square and vertical, characterized by an upright windshield, vertical back glass and straight sides, capped off with the signature Jeep seven-slot grille. Inside, the Commander offers stadium seating for better rear-seat visibility, a stepped roof for adequate headroom and Command-View skylights for additional interior lighting. A two-tone instrument panel with four round gauges is unique to Commander and three rows of seat are offered for the first time in a Jeep. For 2007 Jeep changes the base Commander name to Commander Sport and adds the Overland version to the lineup.
New for 2007
The 2007 Jeep Commander changes its base model name to Commander Sport and adds the Overland to its lineup. Updates include a power liftgate, body-color matching door handles and a diamond plate pattern console shifter bezel on Commander Sport, and five new exterior colors. The exterior of the Overland is highlighted by platinum-chrome accents, Overland liftgate badge and outside mirrors with matching body color. The interior features leather-wrapped steering wheel, shifter knob and door grab handles, wood and suede accents on console and seats, Mopar-designed “cross-car” cargo net and front and rear Berber floormats.
The 2006 Jeep Commander is Jeep’s new entry in the full-size SUV segment. The first Jeep with 7-passenger seating wrapped in an exterior package that look remarkably like the original Jeep Cherokee, the Commander is two inches longer than a Jeep Grand Cherokee, with which it shares the same wheelbase. The exterior shape is very square and vertical, characterized by an upright windshield, vertical back glass and straight sides, capped off with the signature Jeep seven-slot grille. Inside, the Commander offers stadium seating for better rear-seat visibility, a stepped roof for adequate headroom and Command-View skylights for additional interior lighting. A two-tone instrument panel with four round gauges is unique to Commander and three rows of seat are offered for the first time in a Jeep. For 2007 Jeep changes the base Commander name to Commander Sport and adds the Overland version to the lineup.
New for 2007
The 2007 Jeep Commander changes its base model name to Commander Sport and adds the Overland to its lineup. Updates include a power liftgate, body-color matching door handles and a diamond plate pattern console shifter bezel on Commander Sport, and five new exterior colors. The exterior of the Overland is highlighted by platinum-chrome accents, Overland liftgate badge and outside mirrors with matching body color. The interior features leather-wrapped steering wheel, shifter knob and door grab handles, wood and suede accents on console and seats, Mopar-designed “cross-car” cargo net and front and rear Berber floormats.
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