A 1979 Jeep CJ-5 is now the center of attention in a scary-turned-tragic Halloween hayride in Maine.

You know, I’m really getting tired of these poor-judging Jeep owners bringing a bad name to the brand.

Let me just say this: there’s nothing a Wrangler or any other Jeep can do to save you from an idiot move.

After reading an Orange County Register report of a Jeep Wrangler hitting a mountain lion on the 241 toll road in Southern California, you know I’ve completely crossed this route off my list of places to go.

A few weeks after learning of a nine-year-old in Utah crashing a Jeep into a house, there’s news of a toddler in Oregon smashing a Jeep into one, and then dashing back home to watch cartoons.

Maybe we should stick to buying kids those toy remote-control Jeeps … at least until they can see over the steering wheel.

This might be one of the wildest accidents with a Jeep or any other vehicle caught on camera. Captured by someone driving behind a Grand Cherokee, the 16-second video clip shows the Jeep traveling on an expressway in Kansas, and for some unexplainable reason, steering off the road right into the back of an unoccupied vehicle, and then flying into the air.