Secret Easter Eggs Hidden in Popular Jeeps

The term “Easter egg” is often used to describe a hidden feature in a video game, film, or television show.

And as it turns out, there are a ton of Easter eggs hidden in Jeeps and this has been happening since 1997 thanks to automotive designer Michael Santoro who wanted to enhance the Jeep Wrangler.

So, we’ve compiled a list of the coolest hidden secrets found so far. There are also some other car models from major companies that include hidden and inventive secrets that provide useful functions as well.

The Wrangler Has Morse Code

On the dashboard of the Jeep Wrangler there is a logo that reads JL. But on the L there are a series of rectangular dots, and that’s not random.

Those dots are actually Morse code that represent “JL.”

The T-Rex’s a Floor Mat

There’s a Jurassic discovery underneath some Jeep owners’ feet. It’s a T-Rex which has been etched into the floor mat. But only a lucky few will encounter one of these dinosaur skulls if they bother to clean their mat.

The Vent Looks Like an American Flag

The Jeep has been and will always be made in America and anyone looking for further proof of just how American this car is should look at the C-pillar vent which looks awfully similar to the American flag.

There’s a Jeep on the Wheels

Most people don’t notice it but there’s an old Willys Jeep figure embedded on the wheel’s hubcaps. It’s not exactly inconspicuous. Then again, most car owners never bother to inspect their wheels up close and personally unless they’re checking for tire damage.