I enjoy most things about my Jeep Compass. You really have to be a "Jeeper" to appreciate how the ride and style of a Jeep is. With the compass being a 2.4L, it is a bit sluggish on hills but the off-road capabilities are what set this apart from your standard SUV. It's a no-frills interior, but it gets the job done, and I appreciate how they don't steer away from the rugged Jeep brand as the years go on. It does however include all the new aux ports in most standard vehicles. It even includes a plug you can use for blowing up an air mattress with a compressor for those camping weekends.

Love my 2007 Jeep Compass! Originally was looking to purchase a cross-over type vehicle and came across this. The price was right, and the looks were good. Only downfalls I have found thus far is that the rear hatch handle exterior is only plastic and is now broken, so every time I open my hatch, I have to readjust the exterior cover, so it's not just hanging there. Also, the step side pieces are only plastic, and the bolts that hold them on have since fallen off somewhere while driving down the road, so I can't even put them back on. On the plus side, the gas mileage is awesome, smooth ride with plenty of family/grocery room. I have had the advantage of needing to use the 4x4, and that is always a relief to have as well. The 4x4 is very easy to turn on with just the lift of this little lever. Seats are very comfortable, leather all around. That's not bad in the winter when I can use the heated seats in the winter, but they are very cold/hot on the kids with leather in the back seat. Also make for easy cleaning. Wasn't looking for a SUV type, but glad I got it.