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When the temperatures start to drop, plenty of people head outside to enjoy the winter recreation opportunities Albany has to offer. One of these popular activities is ice skating. Whether you've been skating for years or you're just getting started, check out a few of these best ice skating rinks in Albany. more Empire State Plaza One of the most popular places in the area to skate is at Empire State Plaza. Starting on Dec. 1, 2017, skaters can enjoy gliding around the outdoor rink under the shadow of the Capitol. The rink stays open until Mar. 11, 2018, and it offers several events throughout the year, such as learn-to-skate clinics and free hockey lessons. If you don't own your own skates, you can rent a pair at the rink. Fridays are also free skate rental days. Washington Park Lake Another great place to go ice skating outdoors is at Washington Park Lake in Washington Park. The city monitors the ice thickness of the lake and clears a portion of it for ice skating when the ice gets 7 inches or thicker. The park doesn't offer skate rentals, so you'll have to bring your own to enjoy skating here. Additionally, while there are lights at the park, skating is only permitted until sundown. Albany County Hockey Facility If you prefer skating indoors, head to the Albany County Hockey Facility. Along with youth and adult hockey games and figure skating, the facility is also open for public skating 10 months out of the year. If you're looking for some of the latest skating gear, stop by the Hockey Store N More Pro Shop. There's also a skate rental if you don't have your own skates. When you get hungry, the Center Ice Café concession stand serves snacks and drinks. Swinburne Ice Rink The rink at Swinburne Ice Rink has a pavilion covering it, so you can enjoy open-air skating and protection from the elements at the same time. The ice rink is open seven days a week from December through March. You'll enjoy free skating and hockey lessons for children ages five through nine on Sundays, and skate rentals are available for those who don't have their own. You can also take advantage of the open hockey hours and open stick and puck practice. Additionally, there's free parking available next door at Bleecker Stadium. Buckingham Pond Another lake you can ice skate on in Albany is Buckingham Pond at Buckingham Lake Park. The city will periodically check the ice for safety, so as long as you don't see a sign prohibiting skating, you're welcome to hit the ice for a game of hockey or practicing your figure eights. There are only a few lights at the park, so skating after dark isn't recommended. Whether you're into hockey or figure skating, you'll enjoy some fun time on the ice this winter when you check out these top spots around Albany for ice skating.

New York is known for its apple trees, and with these delicious apples comes an excellent selection of cider. When you're looking to sample some of the best cider the Capital Region has to offer, check out a few of these cideries, cider houses, and brewpubs around Albany. more Nine Pin Nine Pin is dedicated to creating exceptional ciders, which is why the company only uses apples that come from orchards in the Capital Region and Hudson Valley. Stop by the tasting room in the heart of downtown Albany and you'll discover a rotating selection of hard ciders, local beers, wines, and cocktails. You can pair your drink with a cheese and charcuterie plate or house-made panini. While you're there, be sure to take a tour of the 17,000-square-foot production facility to get a sample of cider in a souvenir glass. Wayside Cider Located about 90 miles southwest of Albany in the tiny town of Andes is Wayside Cider. The company is a collaboration between Irene Hussey and Alex Wilson. The two wanted to focus on creating ciders that showcased the flavor of the land. They pick and graft wild and abandoned apple trees to preserve the past and showcase the region. Stop by the taproom to enjoy a drink, buy a bottle or case of the cider, and savor some fresh, farm-to-table food. Sundström Cider Sundström Cider is a small cider producer located about an hour south of Albany in the little town of Milan. Leif Sundström, who started the company, focuses on selecting wild-harvested apples for his ciders. His approach to creating the cider is to have as little intervention as possible. Instead, he lets the natural yeasts ferment the cider to bring out its brightness and crispness. If you're interested in purchasing some of the cider in the Capital Region, you'll find bottles at Twenty-Two Second St Wine Co, Peck's Arcade, and Lucas Confectionery. Joe Daddy's Hard Cider Produced by Brookview Station Winery, Joe Daddy's Hard Cider uses fruit grown on Goold Orchards that's just 9 miles south of Albany in Castleton. Founded in 1910, Goold Orchards is the oldest family-owned and operated apple farm in the Capital Region. Cider master Joe Ciccolella has over 35 years of experience hand-selecting and blending the apples used for both the fresh cider and hard cider. Stop by the tasting room at the orchard to find hard cider flavors that include regular apple, apple cranberry, and triple hopped. Slyboro Ciderhouse Slyboro Ciderhouse makes still, sparkling, and ice ciders from apples grown in its orchard just over 60 miles north of Albany in Granville. You can stop by the tasting room at the orchard to try some of the unique creations, or you can buy bottles at Capital Wine and Empire Wine in Albany. The popularity of cider is making a comeback in America, and if you'd like to try some of the best options in the Capital Region, head out and discover a few of these cider houses.

Winter driving brings plenty of challenges, but perhaps the most difficult to deal with is driving on ice. If freezing rain is in the forecast, your best bet is to stay home and wait for the roads to clear. However, if you have to head out, follow these tips to safely drive in icy conditions. more Understanding Black Ice Contrary to its name, black ice isn't actually black. It forms when a thin layer of ice contains very few air bubbles, making it completely transparent. Because the ice is transparent, it takes on whatever color is under it. In the case of a road, it looks black like the asphalt and is nearly impossible to see. Because black ice is practically invisible, it's very dangerous on the road. Black ice tends to form in the evening and the morning. If you see a patch of roadway ahead of you that looks shiny while the rest of the road looks dull, it could be black ice. Slow Down If temperatures are around freezing, you know there's a chance for ice. Therefore, you should always reduce your speed. If you're sliding or fishtailing, you're driving too fast for the conditions. If you find yourself driving on black ice, take your foot off the accelerator and don't hit the brakes or make any sudden movements. The idea is to keep the steering wheel straight and let the car travel over the ice. Black ice is usually patchy, so you'll likely hit clear pavement in just a few feet. Steer Into the Slide If you're on ice and feel the back end of your car starting to slide, use the steering wheel to gently turn the same direction of the slide. It also helps to focus your eyes on where you want the vehicle to go and point the steering wheel in that direction. If you try to steer against the slide, you could end up overcorrecting and spin out. Use Caution Approaching Bridges and Overpasses You likely see the signs warning you about ice forming on the bridge, and if you're driving when it's at or below freezing, you need to take those warnings seriously. Bridges and overpasses have air on all sides and no way to trap heat, which makes them freeze more quickly than the road. If you're approaching a bridge or overpass and it looks wet, that might actually be ice on the surface. Give Yourself More Following Time When roads are dry, driving experts recommend leaving three to four seconds between you and the vehicle in front of you. However, when you're driving in snowy and icy conditions, you should increase your following distance to eight to 10 seconds. This increase will give you the longer distance you need to react or come to a stop safely. If you need to head out on the road during icy conditions, follow these tips to know how to spot warning signs of ice and how to drive safely over it. Pick the right vehicle You might think that All Wheel Drive will help in winter weather - and you’re right! All Wheel Drive can also help you navigate roads with snow after the plow went through. Remember, All Wheel Drive is an assistant, and should be used along with your safe, responsible driving and common sense. Shop for A ll Wheel Drive vehicles here.

Driving in the winter offers a unique set of challenges. As the fall season comes to an end and the first hint of snowflakes are in the air, you need to take the opportunity to make sure your vehicle is ready for winter driving by considering the following tips. more Check Your Tires Having the right tires on your vehicle can give you a huge advantage when you're dealing with snowy or icy roads. If you have all-season tires on your vehicle, check the pressure in each tire to make sure it's at the level recommended in your vehicle's manual. You should also take a moment to check the tread on your tires. Simply stick a penny in the tire's tread with Lincoln's head pointing down. If you can see all of his head, the tread is too low and you need to replace the tire. Change Your Windshield Washer Fluid If you try to use summer blend windshield washer fluid during the winter, you might end up making an even bigger mess on your windshield since it can freeze as soon as it hits. Instead, switch to a winter blend windshield washer fluid at the end of fall. This fluid can stand up to the freezing temperatures of winter and even comes with a special de-icer ingredient that helps loosen snow and ice from your windshield. Replace Your Wiper Blades Along with switching your windshield washer fluid, you should also consider changing your wiper blades so you start the winter with a fresh set. If your car sits outside in the sun during summer, the heat can break down the rubber on the blades. The last thing you want when you're driving through snow is a set of wipers that can't clear the windshield. Look for winter wiper blades that have a protective rubber shell that helps the blade stay clean of ice and snow. Check Your Battery Cold mornings are hard on your battery, and having one that's close to its expiration date can leave you stranded if it doesn't want to start when the temperature dips below freezing. Only professional equipment can tell you if your battery is weak, but you can give it a visual inspection and look for cracks or breaks in the battery cables or loose terminals. While you're inspecting the battery, check its manufacture date. If it's close to four years old, it's time to consider replacing it with a new one. Pack an Emergency Car Kit The last step you want to take to prepare your vehicle for winter is to pack an emergency car kit. This should include a first aid kit, blanket, gloves, hat, small shovel, kitty litter or sand for traction, road flares, flashlight, ice scraper, and snacks. You can put everything in a large plastic container and keep it in your trunk in case you need it when you're on the road. Pick the right vehicle You might think that All Wheel Drive will help in winter weather - and you’re right! All Wheel Drive can also help you navigate roads with snow after the plow went through. Remember, All Wheel Drive is an assistant, and should be used along with your safe, responsible driving and common sense. Shop for all wheel drive vehicles here. Make sure your vehicle is ready to take on snowy roads by following these steps to prepare it for winter driving.

The best protection for your engine is an oil change. By getting your oil changed, it will prevent wear on engine parts and it will run cooler. If you don’t change your oil as frequently as suggested, it will cause engine damage. Try not to use the same oil for more than 5,000 miles and you definitely should not go more than 6 months without an oil change. Routine oil changes will help to maximize engine reliability, so if you’re looking to keep your car for a long time, make sure to keep changing the oil. Protect your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, or Ram for a lifetime with our recommended maintenance schedule. With the Goldstein Lifetime Warranty, you'll never have to change your own oil. But you never know when you will need to help out a friend. Here is a step-by-step guide to changing your own oil. more These steps are great if you're in a pinch or when you’re helping someone out that doesn't have lifetime oil changes at Goldstein Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. Take advantage of the Goldstein Lifetime Warranty and schedule your next oil change with us today.

To make sure your battery lasts, take it in for service to keep the battery clean and ensure proper connections. Making sure your battery stays clean will prevent electrical problems and the vehicle will start much easier. Without getting your battery checked, it will start to fail, the vehicle won’t start, there will be cable corrosion and acid spills. Schedule your service appointment with Goldstein Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram today. If you find yourself, or a friend in need of a jump, you're in luck, because jump starting your car is a simple process that almost anyone can do. If you don't know how, don't worry. Here is a simple guide to help. more

A Gathering of Friends Our employees, our customers, our friends and family gathered to celebrate the official opening of our new location. The President of the Goldstein Auto Group, Alan Goldstein, remembered that nearly 50 years ago, the business began. A Brief History of Goldstein Auto Group In 1964, a few used cars was all the inventory the Goldstein business had. It wouldn't be long before that business grew, until it was a thriving used car business. In 1979, this small business became a NEW car dealership with a location in Latham, which eventually became Goldstein Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM. Thirty-some years later, as business was booming, it became clear that to continue to serve our customers in the 5-star fashion they were accustomed to, we'd need to leave our crowded building and lot behind. It was time to look towards the future. The Future is Now In 2017, after months of hard work through all kinds of weather, the new location was ready. It's a beautiful building with the latest features and technologies to service and maintain your vehicle. Plus, the comfortable waiting area has our famous free popcorn and coffee! Enjoy a look at our celebration event with this video. We invite you to visit us at 968 New Loudon Road in Latham and kick our tires. We're open 7 days a week!

Autumn is the perfect time of year to enjoy the open air and rich, vivid colors of the changing leaves. And what better way to capture the beauty of the season than with a trip to one of upstate New York's top outdoor destinations? Here are just four spots in and around Albany where you can catch a view of the area's blooming fall foliage. more Albany Pine Bush Preserve The Albany Pine Bush Preserve has approximately 18 miles of multiple-use trails that range in difficulty from easy to moderate. You'll journey past gradual slopes, sand dunes, and woodland areas, and you'll be amazed at the 1,500 plant and animal species that inhabit the lands. You'll also get the chance to enjoy activities such as hiking, jogging, mountain biking, hunting, and bird watching. As you make your way along the many trails, don't forget to look around and take in the abundant fall foliage. This season, the Albany Pine Bush Preserve is hosting a 2.6-mile hike for anyone interested in exploring the park's enchanting autumn scenery. John Boyd Thacher State Park Located just 15 miles southwest of Albany is John Boyd Thacher State Park. Here, you'll find plenty of open fields, woodland areas, rocky slopes, limestone cliffs, and more than 25 miles of hiking and biking trails. Plus, with striking panoramic views of the Hudson and Mohawk valleys as well as the Green and Adirondack mountains, this state park is the ideal spot for capturing lovely views of the surrounding foliage. With more than 140 campsites, you can explore the area's native trees and colorful leaves for days. Catskill Mountains The Catskill Mountains are located about two hours away from Albany in southeastern New York, though this region is still a top destination for locals to enjoy all that autumn has to offer. Visit the Catskill Forest Preserve for sightings of wildlife and stunning landscape views. Take a scenic drive past rolling farm country and twisting roads or opt for a hike along the various trails surrounding the mountains. Notable pathways include the Giant Ledge with its exceptional views of the Catskills, the North Mountain trail that overlooks the Hudson River and spans 6 miles along thick forests and waterfalls, and Sam's Point with its towering views of the Verkeerderkill Falls, Catskills, and abundant foliage. Adirondack Mountains About two hours north of Albany lie the Adirondack Mountains. Here you'll find various summits, waterfalls, forested areas, and more than 2,000 miles of quality hiking trails. Get into the autumn spirit this year with a trek along Mt. Jo, Pharaoh Mountain, Panther Mountain, Cranberry Lake, Auger Falls, and the Otter Creek Horse Trails, all ideal paths for enjoying the Adirondacks' flourishing foliage. For the best photo ops, though, take a trip aboard the Amtrak Adirondack Train that departs from Pennsylvania Station. Along the way, you'll get 180-degree views of the mountains and greenery via a glass dome as you venture from New York, past the Hudson Valley, into Montreal. Make the most of autumn in Albany with a visit to these top four places guaranteed to deliver exceptional views of the surrounding fall foliage.

If you would like to avoid stress and delays when commuting to work, you might need to consider alternative solutions and plan ahead. With an increasing number fo cars on the roads of the United States every year, you need to adjust to the traffic conditions and make sure you do not spend more time behind the wheel than necessary. Read the below tips to improve your daily commute. more 1. Make Sure You Stay Entertained If you have an infotainment system in the car, you should use it. Don't get distracted by social media, but make sure that you take your favorite tracks, or have your radio station stored. If you are entertained, time goes faster, no matter how long the traffic jam is and how tired you are of driving. You might even want to join a car share project at work and share the car with someone else. Having a meaningful conversation can help you forget about commuting. 2. Be Comfortable If you know that your commute will take longer than 30 minutes, you might want to pack your suit and smart shoes in the trunk and travel comfortably. This will help you relax more and make you feel home. If you start five minutes earlier, you will have plenty of time to change before you meet anyone at work. 3. Reduce Stress If driving to work stresses you out, you are not alone. Reacting to people's driving style and actions and being on the lookout for sudden lane changes can be challenging. Never leave the house stressed. While coffee is good for waking you up and keeping you alert in the morning, if you have too much caffeine, you will suffer from increased anxiety. Try to relax in the morning before you get in the car, instead of rushing through the door. 4. Learn Something Every Day If you are interested in a new development in your industry, or want to listen to a speech of your favorite public speaker, download the MP3 file and listen to it on the way to your workplace. This way, you can stay informed and productive. Instead of focusing on being stuck on the road, you can learn a new language, skill, or get great ideas to improve your life. 5. Reward Yourself Daily commutes sometimes seem never-ending. Make sure that you keep the end goal in mind. Would you like to stop at a great coffee shop to get a special cappuccino? Do you want to try the home-made pie on the corner? Make sure you create a reward for yourself upon completing your journey and stay motivated. Keep on challenging yourself every day, and you will become a more relaxed and more confident driver when commuting. Some people prefer listening to music or podcast during their daily commute, while others like the company of others. No matter what your preference is, make sure you are calm, confident, comfortable, and relaxed behind the wheel when talking challenging or routine journeys.

When it comes to elegance and efficiency, the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT has you covered. This latest model doesn't lack any of the bells and whistles you'd expect from a premium luxury SUV. With quality styling, performance, comfort, and technology amenities in tow, this model is a top choice for Jeep enthusiasts everywhere. Here are four features you'll love about the 2017 Grand Cherokee SRT. more 1. Exterior Styling This SUV sports up to nine exterior paint options, including Velvet Red Pearl, Diamond Black Crystal Pearl, and Ivory Tri-Coat. It also comes with a sleek appearance, thanks to the blacked-out front end, updated front fascia, LED lighting, and standard 20-inch, five-spoke polished satin chrome wheels. If you're planning a road trip, make the most of your drive with a CommandView dual-pane panoramic sunroof, ideal for letting in some natural light and fresh outdoor air. 2. Performance The 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT is loaded with plenty of power under the hood. It features a 6.4-liter HEMI V-8 engine capable of producing 470 pound-feet of torque. Its 475 horsepower output makes it the fastest SUV in its class, and the eight-speed automatic transmission adds to its overall efficiency. Other perks include the Eco Mode and Fuel Saver Technology functions that offer helpful tips for reducing fuel consumption, while the high-performance Brembo brakes and four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes aim to give you the best traction on uneven road surfaces. 3. Interior Comforts There's nothing like a cozy interior to make you more excited about driving your SUV. Premium leather seats come standard with the SRT, and you can opt for either Nappa leather trim with perforated suede or perforated Laguna leather. Plus, you'll benefit from heated and ventilated seats, an exclusive SRT shift knob and steering wheel, signature SRT badging on the front seats, and a leather-wrapped dashboard. 4. Technology Features When you choose a Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT, you'll find that there's no shortage of cutting-edge tech features to keep you entertained on the road. Let's start with the Uconnect 8.4 NAV system, which features an 8.4-inch touch screen. With this display, you can easily employ smartphone integration, track your vehicle's location, mark points of interest on Google Maps, and get directions to desired destinations. You can even access vehicle diagnostic reports for your brakes, engine, battery, oil pressure, and acceleration output. Other technology perks include a 19-speaker Harman Kardon audio system with a 10-inch subwoofer as well as a ParkView rear back-up camera for an easier trailer hitch configuration. But that's not all — the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT also offers Valet Mode, which works via a personalized four-digit PIN code to keep your vehicle safe. It lowers your horsepower and torque output, deactivates the paddle shifters, and disables the drive mode function if your vehicle is ever stolen. As you can tell, there's much to admire about the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT. From its sporty exterior and interior amenities to its impressive performance and entertainment options, this premium luxury SUV is definitely worth a test drive. Visit your local dealership to find out more about this exceptional model. Image by Jeep

Nothing gets you prepared for a busy day like a refreshing cup of coffee. Whether you're looking for something to replenish your energy for work or school, or you're simply craving one of your favorite caffeinated beverages, there are plenty of coffee shops in Albany to please your taste buds. Here are four local spots we recommend: more Stacks Espresso Bar Open daily from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Stacks Espresso Bar is a small coffee shop in Albany with friendly staff and quick service. The menu offers plenty of choices for coffee lovers, including drip coffee, cold-brewed iced coffee, pour over coffee, and caffè Americano. You can try one of the delicious milk drinks, too, like a macchiato, latte, cappuccino, frappe, or hot chocolate. If you're in the mood for a tasty treat, pair your beverage with baked goods such as chocolate croissants, scones, donuts, cookies, Danish pastries, or bagels. Locations: 260 Lark St. and in downtown Albany at 488 Broadway. Uncommon Grounds When you want fresh-roasted coffee and made-from-scratch bagels, Uncommon Grounds is your go-to destination. There are plenty of tables available for you to use your laptop, and the shop's extensive menu makes it easy to find something you will like. Popular items include the espresso frappe, iced coffee, chai lattes, café au lait, and hot chocolate. Breakfast sandwiches and salads are also available if you're feeling a bit hungry. If you're interested in stopping by, Uncommon Grounds is open Monday through Thursday and on Sundays from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. as well as Fridays and Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Location: 1235 Western Ave. Hudson River Coffee House This next destination is ideal for college students and anyone looking for a good time. Hudson River Coffee House offers a cozy setting for visitors, and you'll find plenty of hearty menu items like breakfast sandwiches, muffins, croissants, and hoagies to satisfy your palate. However, we know your main priority is finding the right coffee. This shop has a full espresso bar with lattes, chai lattes, cappuccinos, and other delicious drinks. You'll find opportunities to relax as well with board games, vintage game machines, a jukebox, free Wi-Fi, live music, and open mic night on Thursdays. If you're looking for a late-evening cup of java, Hudson River is open daily from 8 a.m. to midnight. Location: 227 Quail St. 3Fish Coffee Situated near Washington Park, 3Fish Coffee is a quaint coffee joint that fills up fast, though service is quick. It's open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on weekends from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The intimate atmosphere makes it ideal for doing work, and the outside patio is a nice option for those who want some fresh air. If you're unsure what to order, 3Fish Coffee offers a variety of caffeinated beverages, including iced coffee, caffè Americano, and specialty lattes with rosemary, brown sugar, cardamom rose, or vanilla flavoring. Don't forget to try the scones, glazed cinnamon buns, and seasonal toasts too! Location: 466 Madison Ave. If you're on a mission to find the best cups of coffee in Albany, these four local shops are definitely worth a visit.

Jeep Wrangler Unlimited released several limited edition vehicles in 2017. Each edition is fully equipped and ready for adventure, but which one is right for you? Check out these options to find the perfect fit. more Chief The Chief Edition is a throwback to the classic Jeep Wrangler. Enjoy a little nostalgia with the white accent hardtop and the classic beltline across the side. The Alpine Premium Audio System uses nine speakers equipped for all weather to bring the party with you wherever you go. The power dome vented hood uses air vents to keep your engine cool and performing perfectly. Extra details like the written-out "4 Wheel Drive" decal, and chrome Chief badge on the fender will be sure to make a statement. Smoky Mountain The Wrangler Smoky Mountain offers a sleek, modern look. This is the perfect edition for the city dweller who likes to spend their weekends outdoors. With high-gloss accents and a hard top that matches body color, the exterior is seamless. Heated, leather-trimmed seats add a taste of luxury amidst the tough character. A power bulge hood and 18-inch, high-gloss, black aluminum wheels fit perfectly with the "Smoky" name. Big Bear Paying homage to the California mountain range, the Big Bear edition is a beast ready for adventure. Be inspired to soak up the outdoors with the special features that are ready for anything. All-weather slush mats, mesh seat inserts, all-terrain tires, and the Jeep Trail Rated Kit give this vehicle all-star readiness and durability. The steel rock rails encourage you to embrace rocky terrain without worrying about damage. One of the most rugged trails in the Big Bear Mountains, the John Bull Trail is even featured on the hood in a topographical map decal. Freedom With a portion of every sale being donated to the United Service Organizations, you'll feel proud to own the Wrangler Freedom. Stars and stripes decals found across the exterior pay tribute to our armed forces. The Oscar Mike logo is also featured on the front fender and the leather-trimmed seats reminding you to stay "on the move." The 18-inch granite crystal aluminum wheels and premium Sunrider soft top are added bonuses. Willys Wheeler Inspired by the classic Willys CJs of the 1940s, this edition combines vintage style and off-roading readiness. The Trac-Lok Rear Differential will keep your wheels well-grounded to help you climb tough terrain. Satin black Willys decals and high-gloss black exterior accents will make your style statement known. Available half metal doors and plastic windows make complete open-air driving possible. Rubicon Hard Rock Ready for the most rugged trails, Wrangler Rubicon Hard Rock is as tough as it gets. Front and rear Tru-Lok locking differentials make it able to conquer any terrain. A steel back bumper with winching capability and red tow hooks give you the ability to pull or tow. The electronic front sway bar disconnect gives you the option to manually disconnect the sway bars to let the vehicle climb from one rock to the next. No matter which Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Edition you choose, the Jeep Brand promises it will be the right choice.