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June 07, 2006

This Week:

• Maserati announced the production of 12 tailor-made MC12 Corsa vehicles world wide

• Ford announces “Drive On Us” Sale: Zero Percent Interest and $0 For Gas or E-85

• MINI USA Achieves Sales Milestone with 150,000th MINI Retailed

• Nissan Stops Sale On Some 2006 Model Year Four-Cylinder Altimas and Sentra SE-Rs

• German Football Association (DFB) receives new Mercedes-Benz Travego touring coach for the German national team

• Production location for Audi Q5 chosen

• BMW to Operate World's First Green Paint Shop in its Spartanburg Plant, SC

• Volkswagen to build production plant in Russian city of Kaluga

• Chrysler Group To Announce First Full-size Diesel-powered SUV in U.S. With Introduction of 2007 Jeep® Grand Cherokee CRD

• Camp Jeep® Is Heading for Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wis., Aug. 10-12

• Chrysler Group and Magna Announce Collaboration in Unique Toledo South Manufacturing Project

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4x4 off-road trails, ranging from scenic to difficult For those who want pre-trail training, there will be the Trail Rated® Off-Road Course, where owners learn off-road driving skills by navigating steep grades, large rocks, log crossings, sand and other obstacles Engineering Village is where Jeep owners can talk to Jeep engineers about every aspect of their vehicles The Camp Kids Village will feature arts and crafts for youngsters and a driving course with miniature Jeep vehicles A variety of outdoor adventure sports are slated for the Sports & Adventure Village, including a 60-foot Adventure Tower, rock climbing, hiking, fly-casting, scuba diving and more The 65-year history of Jeep -- complete with memorabilia and vintage vehicles dating back to WW II -- will be in the World of Jeep Village Two events will bring even more excitement to this year's Camp Jeep.

There will be a 45-minute air show over Camp Jeep featuring rare WWII aircraft on Friday, August 11.

Also, the National Anthem Project, sponsored by Jeep, will make a special stop at Camp Jeep as part of a 50-city nationwide tour. The “National Anthem Project: Restoring America’s Voice” is a multi-year national education initiative to re-teach Americans the words to “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The display will feature a patriotic-themed Jeep Liberty and Jeep Grand Cherokee as well as interactive activities that teach about the historical significance of the national anthem. Camp Jeep attendees can sign up for the National Anthem Project All-Star Contest, in which one winner from each state will be awarded a $1,000 donation to their local music program and given the opportunity to perform at a concert in Washington, D.C. in 2007.

Jeep vehicle owners who register by June 15 pay $345 per vehicle to attend. After that date, registration is $395. Those who refer a friend who registers will receive a $25 discount card to be used at the Jeep Store on site. This popular venue is where Jeep gear and Camp Jeep merchandise is sold. When attendees refer four or more friends who register, all will receive a $50 refund in the mail after the event.

(June 07, 2006)