Jeep, a brand that’s famously protective of its trademarks, has won a ruling against a company selling a vehicle that resembles the iconic World War 2-era SUV that launched the brand. The Roxor is ...

The new Mahindra Roxor off-road side-by-side debuted this week, and it looks quite a bit different now than when it initially showed its Jeep-like face back in 2018. You can thank Fiat Chrysler's ...

View post: Walmart Has a $290 Chest Freezer on Sale for 62% Off, and It's 'Just the Right Size' Jeep’s years-long fight to stop Indian firm Mahindra from selling the Roxor in the United States due to ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The new Mahindra Roxor seemed like the perfect off-road toy: side-by-side (SxS) four-wheeler modeled after the iconic Willys Jeep of World War II. Who ...

Ever since the Indian automaker Mahindra announced plans to sell its extremely Jeep-like Roxor off-roader in America, Fiat-Chrysler’s been aiming to stop it. It’s been a two-year legal fight so far, ...

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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Unless, of course, you’re blatantly copying someone else’s successful design for profit. For instance, Indian automaker Mahindra has a Jeep lookalike, Thar ...

While the ITC has yet to officially rule on its investigation, Mahindra isn't waiting around for a response to the Commission's pending review of the matter. The company has (preemptively) updated the ...

Jeep and Mahindra have a complicated relationship, and it probably won’t get any better following the debut of the all-new Thar. Looking like a Jeep Wrangler knockoff, the Thar has a seven slot grille ...

Lower court may have had to hold Mahindra's Roxors to higher standard New Roxors may have to keep "safe distance" from Fiat Chrysler's Jeep design September 19, 2022 (Reuters) - (This September 2022 ...

There’s an internal rule at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles. Never, ever use the brand name Jeep by itself as a noun, as in, “he drives a Jeep.” One reason for that is, without a specific model name added ...