It won’t generate sales, but it will stop losses that this situation created, which is the purpose.

I don’t know about AMC - but I’m sure that John Wayne took a serious, and culturally sensitive approach to ensuring that Native Americans were accurately represented in his movies, and fairly compensated for their involvement (if any) and this, was certainly not a common attitude in the 1970s...

Tssst atsss tssst tssst atssss....

I don’t have any proof either, but i’m leaning towards nobody at AMC gave two shits what an actual Cherokee tribesperson thought and Legal would have strongly advised against asking.

You are destined to be the lonely, bitter uncle no one wants to invite to Thanksgiving.

You have to be kidding.

Wow, you’re real stupid, aren’t you?

I highly doubt that the original Cherokee name was chosen without consulting with the Cherokee people.

In the early 1970s, when jeep started using this name, I guarantee no one consulted anyone.

The Jeep Genocide also ties nicely with history.

Coming soon to your dad’s Facebook feed...

Reach out to them and ask. Whether they are okay with that or not isn’t really relevant to how the Cherokee feel about this though.

Lots of sovereign countries accept US currency, what’s your point?

Now please check out this hook while we seek to revolve it.

I highly doubt that the original Cherokee name was chosen without consulting with the Cherokee people.

Hit the nail straight on the head.

Stop reminding people this truck exists, they’re expensive enough as it is.

Always entertaining to watch a company desperately kick an issue down the road while they’re accountants and marketers try to figure out whether they’ll make more money, or less, by addressing it meaningfully.

There are 11 trim levels of the current Grand Cherokee and 9 of the current Cherokee.

Hopefully Jeep didn’t returned with the “Eliminator” trim