It’s Halloween time at last. Chances are you already have “Thriller” by Michael Jackson on, which will really set the mood for this blog. Your Halloween costume is ready, your plans are made. Only one thing missing—the candy! This is a subtle but all-too-important detail of the Halloween experience. The candy that you give out to eager little ghouls and goblins trick-or-treating on Halloween night sets the stage for what house you’ll be known as next year. We’ve got a foolproof way to ensure maintaining your pristine Halloween reputation—base your candy selections off the Jeep in your driveway.
Cherokee: Kit Kat. Sleek and stylish, the Cherokee pairs exceptionally well with this simplistic yet sassy candy bar. This is a candy and Jeep combination guaranteed to excite every last monster who comes knocking on your door.
Compass: Snickers. This Jeep is versatile and appeals to a wide variety of drivers, not unlike the chocolate-nutty sensation popular with tastebuds everywhere. Trick-or-treaters will be thrilled to see this variation in your candy bowl.
Renegade: M&Ms. The Renegade is a smaller Jeep model but can still pack a punch. This is a great pairing with the classic candy that every trick-or-treater has grown up with. It’s a welcome sight, much like the adventurous SUV parked out front.
Wrangler: Sour Patch Kids. Sour Patch Kids are exciting, elevated, and everything trick-or-treaters love about Halloween. It just makes sense to hand them out if you’re a Wrangler driver. This Jeep simply exudes fun, spontaneity, and excitement.
Patriot: Butterfinger. It’s only fair to pair the “Best Priced SUV in America” according to Edmunds.com with such a staple of Halloween candy. Bonus points if you drive it to the store to show off both your Patriot and your superior candy choices.
If you need a closer look at these models to properly determine your candy selections, we’ll be more than happy to help. Explore our online inventory for photos of the Jeeps or feel free to stop by our dealership so you can get that unbeatable behind-the-wheel-of-a-Jeep feeling. Happy Halloween and best of luck with your trick-or-treating this year!