Image source When it comes to outdoor and off-road performance, one brand that buyers gravitate to is Jeep. Of course, Jeep produced many top-tier vehicles designed for tacking challenging terrains, including the iconic Jeep Wrangler. With that said, one model that was seemingly forgotten by Jeep fans is the Commander SUV. First introduced in 2005, the Jeep Commander has the distinction as the biggest Jeep by the manufacturer. Although it looks like a traditional SUV and is mechanically similar to the Grand Cherokee, the Commander is a genuine Jeep that offers a rugged design and serious off-road chops.

Source: Pixabay First debuted in 2005, the Commander is the biggest Jeep by the manufacturer. From rugged looks to off-road capabilities, the Commander is a genuine Jeep that shares a lot of its DNA with the Grand Cherokee. The Jeep Commander gives owners a lot to love for their money - traditional Jeep styling, durable interior materials, strong V8 engine, and excellent off-road performance. However, much to the dismay of Jeep, the Commander was no bestseller, prompting the manufacturer to halt its production.