Jeep® Commander is a lot of things — stylish, rugged, capable, versatile — but most importantly, it's safe. As a matter of fact, the 2010 Jeep Commander garnered a five star rating in occupant protection. You can add that to the already long list of reputable Jeep qualities that has made it a legend for over 69 years.
Five-Star Front Impact Rating
Jeep® Commander has earned the U.S. Government's highest rating for front impact crash testing — Five Stars[2]. You'll also feel reassured knowing both passive and active safety features, such as advanced front multistage airbags[3], Electronic Stability Control[4] (ESC) and Antilock Brake System (ABS), have been designed to help keep you safer during your on- and off-road adventures.
Jeep® Ranked Top Domestic Brand in Kelley Blue Book's kbb.com® 2010 Residual Value Study
With 69 years of innovative engineering and real-world testing combined to create reliable, long lasting and very capable Jeep products its no wonder the Jeep brand was named the only domestic brand to rank highest in resale value by kbb.com. Which is no surprise considering Jeep owners are some of the most loyal and cover every lifestyle from suburban dweller to off-road explorer.
Five-Star Front Impact Rating
Jeep® Commander has earned the U.S. Government's highest rating for front impact crash testing — Five Stars[2]. You'll also feel reassured knowing both passive and active safety features, such as advanced front multistage airbags[3], Electronic Stability Control[4] (ESC) and Antilock Brake System (ABS), have been designed to help keep you safer during your on- and off-road adventures.
Jeep® Ranked Top Domestic Brand in Kelley Blue Book's kbb.com® 2010 Residual Value Study
With 69 years of innovative engineering and real-world testing combined to create reliable, long lasting and very capable Jeep products its no wonder the Jeep brand was named the only domestic brand to rank highest in resale value by kbb.com. Which is no surprise considering Jeep owners are some of the most loyal and cover every lifestyle from suburban dweller to off-road explorer.
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