The irony of Jeep’s latest recall is as strong as the Wrangler is in the face of nature’s challenges.

The Grand Cherokee Hellcat is going to be one hot Jeep, but the regular model can be quite hot itself – and not in a good way.

The latest recall, in what seems to have now become a normal mode of operations in the car industry, includes 75,000 Jeep Cherokees from the model year 2015.

After a number of Renegades were “built with an atypical Vin,” Jeep is now shipping the little terrier-esque CUV once again.

The NHTSA has reopened an investigation into whether or not Chrysler screwed up a recall that targeted a defective wiring issue that’s causing fires Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango model years 2011-2014.

Jeep issued another recall over the new Grand Cherokee’s airbag deployment, subject to around 230,000 Grand Cherokees, ranging from 2014-2015 year models.

Fiat Chrysler issued a response earlier this month on the time frame of which new hitch replacement parts would be arriving and for how long.