A Modern Legend: The 2019 Wrangler
The 2019 Jeep Wrangler is a true legend when it comes to SUVs. No boundaries, no limits, always ready for adventure. Take a look at these quick specifications to help you figure out which trim level is right for you.
One of the best parts about the Wrangler is that you can customize it to life your lifestyle, including the color!
Granite Crystal Metallic
Bright White
Sting-Gray
Mojito (Green)
Firecracker Red
HellaYella (Yellow)
Black
Punk’n Metallic (Orange)
Ocean Blue
Billet Silver Metallic

Be sure to take a look at our 2019 Jeep Selection!
Trim levels (4-door):
SPORT – SPORT S – SAHARA – RUBICON — MOAB
Engine:
3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine UPG w/ ESS (Engine Stop-Start)
OPTIONAL 2.0L I4 DOHC Turbo eTorque Engine
Transmission:
6-speed Manual OR 8-speed automatic option (Sport → Rubicon)
8-Speed Automatic (Moab)
Towing Capacity: 3500 lbs
No matter the trim levels, you can find great features in any 2019 Wrangler you choose:
Electronic Roll Mitigation
ParkView ® Rear Back-Up Camera
Integrated Voice Command with Bluetooth
USB/AUX inputs
Hydraulic Assist Brake Booster (Provides consistent braking power)
Tire Pressure Monitoring Display
Traction Control
Love the basics but need a bit more? Check out all the goodies that you could get with your 2019 Wrangler:
[S] = STANDARD [O] = OPTIONAL
Remote Keyless Entry – [S] on Sport S → ALL
Remote Start System (Not Available with Manual Transmission) – [O] on Sport S → ALL
Engine Block Heater – [O] on ALL
Command-Trac Part-Time 4WD System – [S] on Sport → Sahara
4:1 Rock-Trac HD Part Time 4WD System – [S] on Rubicon Only
2.72:1 Selec-Trac Full-Time 4WD System – [O] on Sahara, [S] on Moab
Alpine® 9-Speaker Audio System – [O] on Sport S → Rubicon, [S] on Moab
Uconnect® 3 with 5-Inch Display – [S] on Sport & Sport S
Uconnect® 4 with 7-Inch Display – [O] on Sport S, [S] on Sahara & Rubicon
Uconnect® 4C NAV with 8.4-Inch Display – [O] on Sahara & Rubicon, [S] on Moab
For a full comparison, go to the Jeep site!
2019 Chrysler Pacifica – Quick Specs!
The 2019 Chrysler Pacifica is a luxurious, entertaining, and extremely functional van – ready to take on whatever adventures the day may bring you.
Winner of the Cars.com 2019 Family Car of the Year Award
Available Trims:
L – LX – Touring Plus – Touring L – Touring L Plus — Limited
Engine:
L – 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine
LX & ON – 3.6L V6 24V VVT Engine with ESS
Transmission:
9 – Speed Auto
Transmission
Gas Mileage: 18 City/28 Highway
Tow Capacity: 3600lbs
Standard
Features You’ll Find on All Trims:
3rd Row Fold-In-Floor 60/40 Bench Seat
Active Noise Cancellation
7-inch Touch Display
USB Media Hub
Locking Glove Box
Rear Air Conditioner with Heater
Integrated Voice Command with Bluetooth
Extra features:
[A] = Available to Add [S] = Comes Standard
• 2nd & 3rd row Stow N’ Go Seating – ([S] LX & ON)
• Ventilated Front Seats – ([S] Limited)
• 13 Alpine® Speakers – ([A] Touring L, [S] Touring L Plus & Limited)
• 20 Speaker Harman Kardon® Group – ([A] Touring L Plus & Limited)
• 4G LTE Wifi Hotspot – ([A] Touring Plus & Touring L, [S] Touring L Plus and Limited)
• Bluray/DVD Player – [A] Touring Plus, [S] Touring L Plus & Limited)
• GPS Navigation – ([A] Touring Plus & Touring L, [S] Touring L Plus & Limited)
Check out our selection of Pacificas!
Compare trim levels anhd more on Chrysler’s site here!
RAM Commercial: Chassis Cabs

Get the right vehicle to get the job done. RAM’s commercial line is ready to help. With Chassis Cabs, the RAM ProMaster Van, and our RAM trucks – there’s no job too tough.
View the commercial line-up here!
We are focusing on the RAM Chassis Cabs, and highlighting the awesome work that these vehicles do.

Chassis Cabs – 3500/4500/5500
Comes in Crew or Regular Cab with Single or Dual Rear Wheels.
Available with Tradesman, SLT, or Laramie, *depending on the cab style.
Engine options:
6.7L Cummins Turbo Diesel I6
6.4L Hemi V8 Engine with Fuel Saver Technology
52-gallon fuel tank
Transmission Options:
66RFE 6-speed automatic transmission
AISIN AS66RC/AS69RC 6-speed automatic
G56 6-speed manual transmission
3500:
Wheelbase range: 143.5” – 172.4”
4500/5500:
Wheelbase range: 144.5” – 204.5”
When properly equipped, maximum tow capacity is 18,680 lbs.
Available specifications, configurations, and add-ons include:
• Ambulance Prep Group (all trims): Consists of 220-Amp alternator, which charges the battery while the engine is running. Also includes an Upfitter Electronic Module which gives a more secure place for extra electronics within the vehicle.
• Cold Weather Group (all trims): Includes Engine Block Heater to warm up the engine and oil for easier start up and Winter front grille cover to keep the engine warm.
Heated Seats and Steering Wheel (option SLT only)
Rear Back-Up Camera
Cruise Control
Tire Pressure Monitoring Display
Ventilated Front Seats (option Tradesman & SLT only)
8.4” Touch Display (option SLT and standard Laramie)
Quick facts
Based on a conventional cab, the new 2019 Chassis Cab provides a rear frame strength of up to 50,000 PSI.
Additionally, the 2019 Chassis Cab also has a Best-In-Class 10,000 mile oil change interval for engines, and 12,000 mile oil change interval for diesel.
View our great selection of RAM’s online and visit Speck Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram for more information about how we can provide for your business.
Classic Car Shows in Washington State
We love cars. Obviously. So we decided to compile a list of some great Washington State classic car shows and swap meets where you can enjoy yourself around our favorite subject: automobiles.
Tri-Cities Annual Swap Meet – Kennewick
May 4, 2019
Clover Park
Technical College 27th Annual Car & Bike Show -Lakewood
May 9, 2019
White River High
School Motorsports Club Car Show – Buckley
May 18, 2019
Cruizin’ Harrington
– Harrington
May 18, 2019
Moses Lake Classic Car Club Car & Bike Show – Moses Lake
May 24th & 25th, 2019
13th Annual Big
Rock Classic Car and Cycle Show – Duvall
June 1, 2019
Rakers Annual Car Show – Port Townsend
June 15th, 2019
Summer Cruise-Ins
– Auburn
June 20th, 2019
Cruizin’ Together Car Show – Tacoma
June 29, 2019
Washington State Hot Rod Hall of Fame Car Show – Issaquah
June 30 2019
4th of July Car Show – Auburn
July 4, 2019
Washington State Hot Rod Hall of Fame Car Show – Issaquah
July 7,2019
Bombs Away Car Show – Tacoma
July 13th, 2019
All Pontiac GMC show – Tacoma
July 20, 2019
Vietnam Veterans 9th Annual Car Show – Bellingham
July 21, 2019
Lake City Summer Festival Car Show – Seattle
August 3, 2019
Goodguys 18th Great Northwest Nationals – Spokane
August 9-11th, 2019
Don’t forget to take a look at our Model Showroom! Drive home tomorrow’s classics — today!
Meet the All-New Chrysler 300

Available trim levels:
Touring
Touring L
300S
Limited
300C
Engine and Transmission Information:
3.6-Liter V6 24-Valve VVT Engine
5.7-Liter V8 HEMI® MDS VVT Engine (300C Only)
TorqueFlite® 8-Speed Automatic Transmission (All Models)
Standard features on any available trim level:
Uconnect® 4C with 8.4-Inch Touch Display
All Available in RWD or AWD (Except for 300C, RWD only)
Advanced Multi-Stage Front Airbags
Electronic Roll Mitigation and Stability Control
Keyless Go (Keyless proximity entry & push button start)
Parkview Back-Up Camera
Rain brake support (When the Windshield Wipers are activated, a low amount of pressure is applied to the brake calipers to keep them dry)
Dual-Zone Air Conditioning
Wheel-mounted audio and Bluetooth controls
Special features include:
Harmon Kardon® Audio Group (Optional on Limited & 300C)
Memory-Adjusted Seats, Radio, and Mirrors (Standard on Limited & 300C)
Dual-Pane Panoramic Sunroof (Optional on All except Touring trim)
Blind Spot and Cross-Path Detection (Optional on All except Touring trim)
Remote Start System (Standard on All except Touring & Touring L)
Fun Facts About Dodge
Fun Facts about Dodge — one of the top automakers in the world!
- The Dodge Brothers co-founded a bicycle shop in 1897, and later sold it
to open a machine shop to make parts for the auto industry.
- Henry Ford offered stock in his company to pay for the Dodge brother’s work.
- The Dodge brothers produced almost every part of Ford’s Model T, aside from the tires and wooden seats.
- Dodge Brothers Motor Company was founded in 1913.
- Walter Chrysler bought the Dodge company for $170 million in 1928 after the Dodge duo
passed away in 1920 with the flu & pneumonia.
- The Dodge Viper’s first engine was borrowed from the RAM pick-up line, prior to creating a V10 engine — which was designed by
Lamborghini.
- Henry Ford II denied the idea of the Grand Caravan, created by Lee Iacocca and Hal Sperlich in the early 70’s.
Moving onto Chrysler, the duo eventually introduced the new Dodge Grand Caravan in 1983 – becoming one of the most
popular minivans of all time.
- The Dodge Power Wagon was a very popular model, and eventually was created for both civilian and military use. The Power Wagon ended up being the inspiration for the Dodge RAM pick-up.
- From 1962-1981, the Dodge Logo was a shape consisted of three triangles arranged geometrically. The symbol’s designer named this shape a “Fratzog”. You may still see this shape hiding on your Dodge today. (Click here to check it out)
- The 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat has a horsepower of 707, making it one of the most power vehicles in American production history.
Be sure to stop by and take a look at our selection of one of the most iconic car names in history, just in time for our Dodge Performance Days.
