Jeep 1975-2018Change

The engine is smooth, and the tires don'tneed changed. The interior design is magnificient, and i love the radio and speakers. One of my favourite cars by far

This is my second Jeep. First was 2011 Wrangler Unlimited...couldn’t wait to get another one. Got the 75th Special Edition and will definitely be getting another Jeep when the time comes.

it for my mom, but it full great (design), you can go for shopping and an another thing t=with this, if you're really like design and performance for your car, you can choose this. And with this, you can go anywhere and every season

I love my jeep!
It's an amazing ride for all weather and route.
I recommend for a family too.
I enjoy every drive with this car.
You can do so much with this car it's incredible

My husband and I could not be happier with our recent purchase. It was not easy but when all was said and done we could not be more pleased. It is a wonderful vehicle to look at it is a true pleasure not only to drive it but also to be a passenger in. We are totally satisfied with our new Jeep Compass Sport North Edition. We feel at this point Jeep will be our choice for life!!

since I have owned this vehicle it has always been to me . I love the drive and the comfort. Seats flap down for more room when need. Fits almost anything in the back because it is really flat when the seats are folded down. Good on gas as well, not a one that eats a lot of gas.

Very reliable vehicle and have never had any problems.

Will go anywhere at any time in the spring, summer, fall or winter.

Buy a Jeep!

Most Compasses are equipped with a 180-hp, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine teamed with a nine-speed automatic transmission. This disappointing pairing results in slow acceleration, with delayed downshifts and a lackadaisical response. Performance feels even slower than the numbers suggest. Fuel economy, at 24 mpg overall, is par for the class.

The Compass falls short in road manners as well. Handling is ultimately secure when pushed, but slow and light steering make the Jeep feel reluctant to corner. The ride is an incessant pattern of jitters, which gets under your skin, and larger bumps can bounce the Compass around. The brake pedal is overly sensitive, making it hard to stop smoothly.

Really like it. Fun drive.
The auto climate is great.
Backup camera image not great - a bit grainy and performs poorly in bright or dark light.
Bluetooth assumes phone and music,etc. The latter has auto play and Bluetooth fussiness that I have to disconnect each time - so that needs some work.

This SUV is a smooth ride but has amazing power due to the Hemi engine. The interior is luxurious, leather seats, wood trim, panarama roof, 20" inch wheels and more.

The price is right. Great look in red and is overall a smooth ride. Affordable on the gas. Would definitley recommend.

THE JEEP LIBERTY DID NOT LET ME DOWN. RIGHT FROM THE GET GO SHE DROVE NICELY. YOU DO FEEL THE BUMPS. FABULOUS IN THE SNOW. 4 X 4 IS A MUST IN THE DEEP OF WINTER FOR SURE. VERY FEW REPAIRS IN 12 YEARS. GAS MILEAGE CLOSE TO POOR THOUGH. GREAT RELIABLE LIBERTY.

Overall this car has been amazing. Although it can be on the higher end of burning through gas, it is very reliable and a very comfortable fit for any person. Highly recommend.

I love this jeep it is perfect! he has power and I feel safe with trying is adopting! it is luxurious, fast, strong, beautiful look

It's a smooth drive, strong grip.Though the Wrangler's old-school approach might be appealing, there are some significant drawbacks to note. It has a rough ride, middling fuel economy and some of the lowest safety ratings on the road today. What's more, the seats aren't very comfortable, the infotainment system isn't as appealing as more updated versions from Jeep, and it's just plain loud on the highway, making it tough to take on long road trips.

We have our jeep for almost 7 yrs now and we love it. Very spacious trunk, great for when we go on road trips and camping. and it is very comfortable too.

This vehicle was a must have with two young children there is lots of leg room and room for car seats ! The back fits our stroller PLUS groceries ... lots and lots of family space !

Got the job done in every situation. It is rugged, but has style and class as well. It also comes in very handy as a family car, a grocery getting ride, and basically anything you need it to do. I recommend it, it is comfortable enough to cruise, but practiacle enough to use.

This is my first Jeep and so far this has been an awesome experience!

I have this car for over 2 years now, bought it brand-new and never had any problems with it. The fuel economy is not as great but I don't drive much so that helps consuming more gas.

The only thing I regret not buying is the bigger touch screen with GPS functions.

I really enjoy the jeep renegade. I am an outdoor person and it is excellent for camping and weekend adventures.

It performs well and is decent on gas (could be better). It drive really well and has excellent visibility. Its easy to drive and park.

I bought this car bran new 2016 from he dealer and has run into a few problems with the jeeps electronics. The steering wheel locked on 3 occasions and all 3 times it needed to be towed back to the dealer to be repaired. After resetting the computer the dealership finally fixed the problem the third time. Since then we have had no issues with it.

Negatives: no spare tire, only 2 wheel drive, and acceleration not great.

A great and reliable sturdy car but totally lacks in fuel efficiency, be warned if you want to buy! Otherwise, has lasted us for without any problems at all and is good in any environment, although a bit chilly in winter

Jeep is a brand of American automobiles that is a division of FCA US LLC (formerly Chrysler Group, LLC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles.[2][3] The former Chrysler Corporation acquired the Jeep brand, along with the remaining assets of its owner American Motors, in 1987. The division is headquartered in Toledo, Ohio. Jeep's current product range consists solely of sport utility vehicles and off-road vehicles, but has also included pickup trucks in the past.

The original Jeep was the prototype Bantam BRC. Willys MB Jeeps went into production in 1941[1] specifically for the military, arguably making them the oldest four-wheel drive mass-production vehicles now known as SUVs.[4] The Jeep became the primary light 4-wheel-drive vehicle of the United States Army and the Allies during World War II, as well as the postwar period. The term became common worldwide in the wake of the war. Doug Stewart notes:[5]

we love our jeep wrangler , convertible in the summer , safe driving 4 wheel drive in the winter , great for cruising the back roads and its been very reliable too ,our other car is a convertible so this is the perfect mate as we park the other car in the winter we use the soft top and the hard top both

Feels like you are in the old west. Feel the road and the car at the same time. Experience the feeling on the open road, especially on those long road trips. Driving south makes this beauty fulfill its purpose. Not the most refined or the most comfortable but a real simple machine that connects you to what is essential - nothing more, nothing less. Ready for my next one and hope it continues to deliver the spirit of freedom and the road ahead - wherever that brings me!

I loved the look and feel of my jeep....5.7 hemi so fuel economy wasn't great. my jeep was at the dealership way too often getting fixed. one thing after another. wish that wasn't the case cause it was a great vehicle......sometimes you just buy a lemon of a vehicle.