4×4S.ORGTHE REGISTRY MANUFACTURER · UNITED STATES

Maker · Manufacturer · United States

Kaiser Jeep Corporation

Willys under Kaiser ownership, 1953–70, named Kaiser Jeep from 1963: builder of the CJ-5, CJ-6 and Tuxedo Park, the Wagoneer and Gladiator of 1963, the M715 and the Forward Control, sold to American Motors in 1970.

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18VEHICLES IN THE REGISTRY1953FOUNDED1950–1991VEHICLE YEARSAbsorbedSTATUS

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History

Kaiser Motors bought Willys-Overland in 1953 and ran it as Willys Motors from Toledo, launching the CJ-5 from the M38A1 in 1954 and the Forward Control in 1957. Renamed Kaiser Jeep in 1963, the company launched the Wagoneer and Gladiator that year with the overhead-cam Tornado six, added the Buick Dauntless V6 to the CJ-5 in 1965, built the M715 for the Army from 1967 and assembled Jeeps abroad through licensees. American Motors bought Kaiser Jeep in February 1970 for about $70 million.

Jeeps built by Kaiser Jeep Corporation

18 records in this registry. Each opens its full registry page.
M38A1 CDN — photographM38A1 CDN1952–71 · M38 / M38A1 · M38A1 CDN · builtNekaf M38A1 — photographNekaf M38A11955–62 · M38 / M38A1 · Nekaf M38A1 · builtCJ-5 Tuxedo Park Mark IV — photographCJ-5 Tuxedo Park Mark IV1964–67 · Jeep CJ-5 · CJ-5 Tuxedo Park Mark IV · builtCJ-5 Renegade — photographCJ-5 Renegade1970–83 · Jeep CJ-5 · CJ-5 Renegade · builtCJ-6 Tuxedo Park — no image yetCJ-6 Tuxedo Park1964–67 · Jeep CJ-6 · CJ-6 Tuxedo Park · builtM676–M679 military Forward Control — no image yetM676–M679 military Forward Control1964–65 · Jeep FC-150 / FC-170 · M676–M679 military Forward Control · builtSuper Wagoneer — no image yetSuper Wagoneer1966–69 · Wagoneer / Grand Wagoneer SJ · Super Wagoneer · builtM715 1¼-ton truck — photographM715 1¼-ton truck1967–69 · Gladiator / J-series truck · M715 1¼-ton truck · builtJeep CJ-3B — photographJeep CJ-3B1953–68 · Jeep CJ-3B · Open · builtM38 / M38A1 — photographM38 / M38A11950–71 · M38 / M38A1 · Open ¼-ton · builtJeep CJ-5 — photographJeep CJ-51954–83 · Jeep CJ-5 · Open · builtJeep CJ-5 — photographJeep CJ-51954–83 · Jeep CJ-5 · Hard top (aftermarket/dealer) · builtJeep CJ-6 — photographJeep CJ-61955–81 · Jeep CJ-6 · Open · builtJeep FC-150 / FC-170 — photographJeep FC-150 / FC-1701957–65 · Jeep FC-150 / FC-170 · Pick-up · builtJeep FC-150 / FC-170 — photographJeep FC-150 / FC-1701957–65 · Jeep FC-150 / FC-170 · Cab-chassis · builtWagoneer / Grand Wagoneer SJ — photographWagoneer / Grand Wagoneer SJ1963–91 · Wagoneer / Grand Wagoneer SJ · Station wagon · builtGladiator / J-series truck — photographGladiator / J-series truck1963–88 · Gladiator / J-series truck · Pick-up · builtGladiator / J-series truck — photographGladiator / J-series truck1963–88 · Gladiator / J-series truck · Cab-chassis · built

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Maker record updated 2026-09-22 · status: researched