Jeep has been hit with another recall in what now has become a standard mode of operation in the automobile industry. The latest one involves an occupant restraint control module that could short-circuit in the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

It seems these massive auto recalls are just going to become par for the course even for the beloved Jeep nameplate.

The possibility of the rear shocks detaching from the new Jeep Cherokee definitely warrants some major concern.

If you own a 2011 to 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, you might be getting a notice from the Chrysler Group to drive that baby to the dealership for a minor fix.

Jeep still seems to be ironing out a few kinks in that nine-speed automatic transmission featured in the new Cherokee.

If you’ve been antsy waiting for word of when those fixes for fuel tanks might be ready for those recalled 1993-98 Jeep Grand Cherokees and 2002-07 Jeep Libertys, good news: the Chrysler Group has begun manufacturing the trailer hitch assemblies designed to protect the fuel tanks, and plans to get them to dealerships by late summer.