Get Your Jeep and Get Ready for the World’s Most Epic Paintball Battle!

Posted on May 30, 2012 by baysideadmin

Take a friendly game of paintball, throw in a few Jeeps, and suddenly it turns into a battle that looks right out of a Michael Bay summer blockbuster.

On Memorial Day, filmmaker Devin Graham released “Paintball Warfare – Epic Paintball Battle,” a 3-minute big, brawling paintball fight with ATVs, a Parajet, and a slew of Jeep Wranglers and Jeep Cherokees. According to the video description, the video was partially sponsored by Nitro Circus who provided the vehicles and stunt drivers. Needless to say, they did a spectacular job with professional stunts (which should not be attempted at home).

We were really excited to see the Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Cherokee make appearances in the video. While we don’t recommend trying such extreme paintballing at home, we love the creativity shown with these great Jeep vehicles.

Check out the 2012 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Grand Cherokee on Bayside’s online inventory along with the full Jeep line-up. Also, make sure to keep up with the latest news from Jeep by liking Bayside on Facebook and following Bayside on Twitter!

Custom Stretch Power Wheels Jeep Brings Back Childhood Memories

Posted on May 30, 2012 by baysideadmin

When I was a kid, I was jealous of a neighbor kid down the street. He had a Power Wheels Jeep, one of those little drivable toy Jeeps you could get over at Toys “R” Us. I could have probably run faster than he could drive it, but it was still by far the coolest toy on the block.

I can only imagine what would happen if 5-year-old me could see what toy makers and car enthusiasts are making today.

Recently, a video of a tricked-out stretch Power Wheels Jeep has been making the rounds on YouTube. This miniature Jeep was equipped with a full stereo system with sub-woofers mounted on the back, an iPod plug-in next to the steering wheel, and a Phoenix Gold 800-watt 5-channel amplifier mounted to the front. It also has workable LED headlights and custom leather seats.

The custom job was done by Underground Autostyling, a custom auto shop in Florida. You can watch them show off the vehicle’s full features in the video below.

It is surprising how jealous I am over a car made for elementary school kids. I mean, I’m a grown up. I could buy a real Jeep if I wanted to. The good news for Underground Autostyling is that if I want their custom Power Wheels Jeep, then kids are definitely going to want it too. If these modified Power Wheels Jeeps take off, in a few years we could get a whole new generation of young Jeep fans itching to buy their first Wrangler.

You can check out the full Jeep line-up by browsing Bayside’s online inventory, and you can keep up on the latest news from Jeep by liking Bayside on Facebook and following Bayside on Twitter.