Jeep M 151 1st Generation Price in Pakistan, Pictures & Reviews

The 1st Generation Jeep M151 was introduced in 1959. The 1959 Jeep M151 is a front engine four wheel drive SUV. The 1st Generation Jeep M151 was designed and produced to serve primarily in the Vietnam War. The Jeep M151 1st Generation has a monologue design that made the interior roomier than previous Jeep models and incorporated an independent suspensions system to offer better handling, comfort and off-road capabilities. Production of the Jeep M151 1959 lasted for 24 years, the Jeep M151 was available to purchase in the years 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 and the year 1982.
The price of the Jeep M151 was competitive when compared with other SUV's in the market.

Exterior

The exterior of the 1st Generation Jeep M 151 features a relatively unique and familiar Jeep design language. The front end houses circular headlights, a rectangular grille and an outward sticking bumper. The roof is made of cloth and attaches on to the interior roll cage and can be stored away in the rear when not in use. The rear end houses square taillights.

Interior

The interior of 1959 Jeep M151 feature the use of black plastic trim pieces. The front and rear seats are covered in vinyl. All the limited controls of the Jeep M151 are finished in black plastic and operated manually. The overall interior of the 1st Generation Jeep M151 features a lack of interior space and an uncomfortable ride.

Engine

Engine
2.4 Liter Inline-4

Gearbox
4-Speed Manual Transmission

Mileage

The Jeep M151 1ST Generation is able to achieve an average of up to 4KM/L making for an estimated driving range of up to 240KM from the SUV’s 60-liter fuel tank.

Competitor

The main competitors of the Jeep M151 1959 are the Toyota Land Cruiser.

Specifications

2.4 Liter Inline-4 71bhp@4000RPM

Pros & Cons

Pros
Decent off road abilities.

Cons
Unsafe
Lacks basic features
Uncomfortable ride quality
Uneconomical
Lack of spare parts
Expensive maintenance