Arctic Yeti Dig | Comment and Win
Posted on Thursday, December 15, 2011 at 11:20 am by Jeep in News
The new 2012 Jeep® Wrangler Arctic Edition is designed to handle in the snow, but it can Go Anywhere, Do Anything™. When you shift into 4-wheel drive, what’s your favorite terrain: snow, rock, sand, mud, or all four? Leave a comment on this blog post and you’ll be automatically entered for a chance to win a 2012 Jeep Wrangler Arctic Edition. For more chances to enter, visit the Arctic Yeti Dig at Facebook.com/Jeep, now through January 20th.
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Donovan
15. Mar, 2012
Would love to take that to Evans Creek!!
Cigma
17. Mar, 2012
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Adrian Hamilton
18. Mar, 2012
I popped into John Gill Ltd, Bedale, North Yorkshire, UK, yesterday and checked out the latest 2012 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 2dr, it’s fabulous.
The Artic edition would be just the ticket!
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18. Mar, 2012
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1TexasKId
19. Mar, 2012
Wishing to WIN a Jeep Yeti.
I feel these extended winter weather is a sign of things to come. Superstitious, not really. I’m just going by the plant & animal signs. End of the world? No . I don’t think so. Several scientific articles on the net keep suggesting climate change.
What ever the case maybe, I feel better owning a Jeep.
Annette P.
27. Mar, 2012
Just looked at this at the Jeep dealer in san Juan Capistrano. Super cool looking color. Love he footprints! Thinking about buying one…
Tayluh Cooke
28. Mar, 2012
I’ve wanted a Jeep since I was born. OMG. Gimmy gimmy! Please? OH please?!
Scott S
31. Mar, 2012
Need a new color jeep!
Andrew Breedon
01. Apr, 2012
Would Love a new Jeep!
Dustin Heinrich
02. Apr, 2012
That Jeep would fit in perfect in my family. Hunting, fishing, 4 wheeling, boating, basically everything it was intented for.
Michael
12. Apr, 2012
Living on the mountain in Loganton, PA with a Jeep Wrangler Artic means I can go home and to work whenever it snows and no matter how much it snows! If a snow storm comes and you are on the mountain–you are not getting off for a while and if you are at work when the snow comes then you need to find a place to spend the night because you won’t make it up the mountain untill all roads are cleared.
THE JEEP WRANGLER ARTIC WILL TAKE ME THROUGH THE TOUGH PENNSYLVANIA WINTERS!!
Junaid
15. Apr, 2012
i am crazy about it ……………just want to drive it in Pakistan…
Love u baby.
Anna Plummer
19. Apr, 2012
I love to go 4 wheelin’ on rocks and the snow in the Berkshires in Massachusetts and Denver or drive around in the snow.
Jason
21. Apr, 2012
We don’t get much snow here in TX, but we get enough ice for my taste. That’s a beauty of a Jeep
Erin
24. Apr, 2012
Sand!! but its awesome on all of those
1TexasKid
24. Apr, 2012
Winning the Jeep Artic Yeti, will give me & my family a dependable vehicle that will allow us to go anywhere & do anything. Living in the great northwest is awesome. Breath taking mountains, good hunting & fishing, fabulous hiking trails are just a small part of the northwest(Washington).
The ability to drive to & from your destination is why we need a Jeep Artic Yeti.
Winter’s snow & ice are are a common problem. Snoqualmie Pass & Stevens Pass are 2 major East & West Washington State roadways that are constantly shut down for avalanche control. So far, 2012 has been an extended winter.
Owning a vehicle that we can depend on to get us home safely means peace of mind for us.
Adam Gravitt
25. Apr, 2012
I think winning this jeep would go great with my job in Vail, Colorado. The arctic edition jeep needs to have a home in the mountains, and I can’t think of a better place than Vail! Thanks!