SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (KGO) -- Imagine driving down the highway and having your car suddenly start to shake violently. It's been happening to Jeep owners across the country. The ABC7 News I-Team has ...

Yesterday, as I drove down the highway at 75 mph in my 1992 Jeep Cherokee, my left tire hit a pothole and triggered the most violent, frightening, uncontrollable shaking I've ever experienced—in both ...

Owners of certain Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators might be getting a warranty extension and possibly cash back for a specific type of repair if they paid out of pocket related to what’s commonly ...

The infamous Jeep "Death Wobble" could have landed the automaker in some monetary trouble. The owners and lessees of 2018-2020 Jeep Wranglers and 2020 Jeep Gladiators may reportedly be getting a ...

A TikToker is wondering if Jeep upgraded Wrangler suspensions to address a specific gripe drivers have with this particular model. TikToker @reckless686 seemed pleasantly surprised that a Wrangler he ...

DETROIT – Owners of certain Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators might be getting a warranty extension and possibly cash back for a specific type of repair if they paid out of pocket related to what’s ...

“I just got speed wobbles so bad that somebody pulled me over and asked if I was okay. To which then I rolled down my window and started crying because I do not know how to answer that question,” Jeep ...

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BOSTON (CBS) -- James Squires has always loved Jeeps, until he hit a bump in the road, "and then the car just started shaking," he said. He took WBZ's I-Team for a ride. "It kind of feels like with ...

It’s a name tailor made for the headlines: The "Jeep Death Wobble." Used to describe a severe vibration reported by owners of certain Jeep Wrangler models, two Democratic members of Congress have ...

The shaking is so violent and shocking that many Jeep owners call it the "death wobble." The I-Team knows of no one who has died, but we've obtained public records that link the problem to some ...