Camioneta Jeep | MercadoLibre 📦 (2024)

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What is the hidden gecko on Jeep? ›

We often ignore what's under the windshield wipers. However, if you take a closer look underneath them on your Jeep Compass, you'll find a three-dimensional gecko staring back at you. A gecko can grip any surface to climb around obstacles, and that's the spirit of a Jeep vehicle, too.

Have you ever been driving down the highway and passed another Jeep driver? Chances are, they've given you a friendly wave or nod of acknowledgement. This is known as the "Jeep Wave" - an informal social greeting among Jeep drivers that dates all the way back to World War II.

🕵️‍♂️🔍 From animals to flip-flops and the iconic 7-slot grille, 'Easter eggs' can be found on all Jeep models. 🚙✨ Thanks to Michael Santoro's creative touch since 1989, these little surprises have become a cherished tradition in Jeep design.

There are many Jeep models that feature hidden animals. The Jeep Compass has a gecko on the plastic molding of the windshield as well as the Loch Ness Monster on the window. The Jeep Renegade has a spider next to the gas cap.

If you ask the car owners, many of them will tell you that it's because “gecko” in Chinese sounds like “avoid accident”. They put up a gecko for good luck.

Owners have realised each Jeep has its own 'Easter egg' animal - from a cheeky lizard below the windscreen wiper to a spider in the fuel cap and a tiny beetle in the cup holder.

But there's more: inside the fuel filler door, there's a tiny spider with a speech bubble that reads “Ciao, Baby!” On the rear window, there's a yeti or Sasquatch hidden in the heating element.