After World War II, Willys decided to produce a civilian jeep. In 1948 Brooks Stevens introduced a two-door, two-wheel drive convertible for the public roads. The Willys Jeepster was acclaimed to be the last American production touring car. The Jeepster runs with an inline six-cylinder engine with a three-speed manual transmission. It is finished in red and black with a black soft-top and a red and black interior.