President's Day is celebrated in honor of all those who have served as President of the United States, and coincides closely with the birthday's of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. These leaders faced challenging times in order to give birth to our nation and then reunite it.

George Washington relied on a horse by the name of Blueskin during the revolutionary war. With the invention of the automobile, times changed for our leaders. Eisenhower once stated "The jeep, the Dakota, and the landing craft were the three tools that won the war."

In the above photos, you'll find many Presidents. FDR. Ike. Truman. JFK. Lyndon B Johnson. Nixon. Ford. Carter. Reagan.

While times have changed, the need for a versatile, nimble vehicle you can take nearly anywhere hasn't. As a symbol of American ingenuity, and productivity, it's not a surprise to see the commander in chief in or next to a Jeep while visiting Casa Blanca, attending parades, visiting troops, touring with world leaders, or serving in our armed forces in their careers prior to the oval office.