I have only minor complaints about the car. It has always worked great for me. I love all the features that came with the car, and the car itself was surprisingly affordable. I also love owning a smaller sport utility vehicle because it allows me to carry a decent amount of cargo, without the feeling of driving a massive vehicle around that I have little control over.

The Jeep Renegade is an excellent little SUV. It has great driver and front passenger ergonomics, and has a very comfortable ride. Rear passenger legroom is somewhat small when compared to other small SUVs, but headroom is good for all occupants. The four-wheel drive system means the Jeep handles exceptionally well, and it is very nimble. The build quality on this Jeep is quite good, with no inferior feeling dash or interior materials. The cargo space is ample for a small SUV, and rear seats fold almost entirely flat to increase rear cargo space. The engine can be a bit loud at times, but acceleration is pleasant around town. The brakes feel strong, and steering is zippy for an SUV. The gas mileage is average, however, and highway speed acceleration is not strong. The styling is bold, with typical Jeep touches to tie in with the brand identity. The Jeep Renegade is a capable off-road vehicle, although not as "trail tough" as the Jeep Wrangler. Towing capacity, even when properly equipped, is only 2,000 lbs. The available infotainment options are acceptable, and the audio system has average sound quality. Most entertainment vehicle functions are controlled through the bright and easy to use touch-screen interface. The Jeep Renegade has available push-start ignition, keyless entry, and theft alarm systems. Color choices are limited, although distinctive. Overall, the Jeep Renegade is a great value for your money.