Chrysler to End Production of Jeep Comanche

The Chrysler Corporation announced today the end of the production of the Jeep Comanche.

The Toledo, Ohio plant had been building approximately 12 Comanches per day.

While the Comanche is officially scheduled to go out of production June 12, the final Comanche may have already been built.

Source:
New York Times
June 6, 1992

Chrysler plans no Comanche ads in 1992

Chrysler has made no plans for advertising the Comanche in 1992, relying on dealers to "carry the ball".

Source:
Toledo Blade - Aug 29, 1991
Page 22

National Council of Jeep/Eagle Dealers Requests Comanche be Discontinued

Due to lack of sales, the National Council of Jeep/Eagle dealers asked Chrysler to discontinue the Jeep Comanche, and allow them to sell a version of the Dodge Dakota pickup.

Jeep Yearly Sales Numbers - Comanche sales have been highlighted

Source:
Toledo Blade - Jul 2, 1990
Page 20, 21

Jeep will offer four wheel drive Eliminator for 1990

Some analysts believe that 1990 may be a rough year for Jeep, including sales of Cherokee, Comanche, Wagoneer, and Grand Wagoneer.

Starting in 1990, Jeep will offer a four wheel drive version of the Comanche Eliminator, which was previously two wheel drive.

Source:
Toledo Blade - Sep 12, 1989
Page 24