Thank you to the Utah Auto Expo for having me.
I wasn’t sure what to expect with the Grand Wagoneer, but I walked away really impressed with Jeep’s efforts to make an American SUV that’s all in on power, opulence and presence. Peeking inside felt like getting a look inside a celebrity's house on MTV. Jeep knew it was missing out on the full-size luxury SUV market, so it held nothing back with the new Grand Wagoneer. It’s massive, beautiful and, well, grand. Attendees got one heck of a greeting right out of the gate - two soft-top, four-door Broncos were strategically parked at the Expo’s main entrance, one in Cyber Orange Metallic, the other in Race Red.īack from the dead after nearly 30 years, the new Jeep Grand Wagoneer was impossible to miss on the Expo floor. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the writer and do not represent the views of KSL Cars.* Crowd pleasers Ford BroncoĪnticipation for the new Ford Bronco has been sky-high for thousands of buyers, and after experiencing it in person, I was not disappointed. I had a great time taking in many of the 350 cars on the Mountain America Exposition Center’s floor, and a few stood out to me (and the crowd) that deserve a shout-out. “It’s tough to do, but we’re listening to our customers.”īecause of this competition, cars are safer, more powerful and more packed with features than ever before. Safety, technology, power and comfort, all for an affordable price,” Steve Parrett, Regional Manager of Nissan Corporate Communications told me. After spending two days at the Expo, I can happily report that great things are happening in the automotive world, and that the market is only getting better.Īcross manufacturers and segments, competition for consumer attention continues to ramp up.
Over 350 vehicles were on display and it was a great opportunity to get my hands on some vehicles I had only read about online. This year’s Utah Auto Expo was a car lover's dream.
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