It’s No Lie: Real-Life George Washingtons Could Win a Jeep Wrangler
If the U.S. team wins it all on the soccer field this summer, 100 Americans named George Washington will have a chance at a free 2026 Jeep Wrangler…
As the USA’s most patriotic brand, Jeep is putting its own red, white and blue twist on the biggest global soccer tournament of the summer with a special contest for Americans named George Washington.
If the United States wins this summer’s soccer tournament, the first 100 eligible living Americans legally named George Washington who register will have the chance to drive home in a new Jeep Wrangler.
How it works:
- Any U.S. resident legally named George Washington can register at wranglerforwashingtons.com
- Registration is open now through the final match of the tournament
- The first 100 verified registrants will be eligible
- If the U.S. wins it all, those selected will each receive a new Jeep Wrangler
Featuring comedian Iliza Shlesinger, who sheds her chief family officer role for chief soccer officer for the occasion, the “All in on America” campaign is launching a 60-second spot across television and the Jeep brand’s social media channels, including YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok.
“As the world turns its eyes to soccer this summer and America competes on the global stage, we’re celebrating it the Jeep way—patriotically, playfully and with a nod to the name that shaped a nation,” said Olivier François, global chief marketing officer, Stellantis. “As America’s most patriotic brand, tying America’s victory to the country’s founding father and original trailblazer gives 100 of our fans another unexpected reason to cheer.”
REPRESENTING FREEDOM & ADVENTURE
In the ad spot, Shlesinger sits behind a desk beneath a portrait of George Washington riding in a Jeep Wrangler as she delivers a rallying cry to America.
“If America wins it all and a bunch of George Washingtons end up driving around in brand-new Jeep Wranglers, that’s the kind of chaotic patriotism I want to be part of,” said Shlesinger. “The Jeep brand has always represented freedom, adventure and a little bit of rebellion, so giving George Washingtons across America the chance to get a Jeep Wrangler felt perfectly unhinged in the best possible way.”
The “All in on America” campaign was created in partnership with Chicago-based advertising agency Highdive.
