I liked the way the car looked on the outside, and the inside seemed very roomy and comfortable. It looks sporty and the type of style you would expect from a Jeep. The car looks nice and more expensive then it actually is. The Patriot is comfortable, there is plenty of room for people to sit and space to store things. The trunk is really roomy because it's completely open. The Patriot does have a blind spot because of the boxy shape, once you know where it's at it's easy to establish by looking other ways. The only real problem that has happened thus far is that the low tire pressure light comes on every time the temperature is cool or the air is off by less then 2. It's easy to drive, it accelerates nicely and it's really quiet. The brakes work really well and it's very comfy to drive. Overall, the car is pretty safe and drives well. It is really low to the ground compared to other Jeep's I've own which is kind of a downside. You don't feel lifted up and the ability to see the road better like most other Jeeps. In general, it's a nice care that performs well and is easy to drive.