I have been so impressed with my 2010 Jeep Renegade. First of all, I love the design and the way it looks all around. And I love just about everything else about it, too. It is an absolutely great compact size SUV. It has held up so great through all my miles of driving it. I have had zero problems with this car! From the mountains to the beaches to those familiar country roads, it has taken me everywhere so smoothly and without worry about breaking down or being stranded. My family of 3 fits in perfectly and comfortably, there's plenty of room for us. Off-road capability is one of my top concerns when trying to decide which car to buy, and this one definitely meets my standards. I have had so much fun taking this car off road with my friends. It has great power, great durability, great style, and it will make you feel tall and proud, without being over sized like some other off road vehicles. When you are driving this car, it feels as if there is no place you cannot go.

I read about the Renegade for months before they came out in 2015. When they finally did, I went to my local dealership and told them I wanted it fully loaded and orange. I was then informed that you could not order them you had to find my specs coming off the boat. They did a good job tracking it down. It just took 6+ months to finally track one down, and I had to pay for them to go pick it up. My first opinion was great, small compact easy on gas, had most of the features I wanted. It wasn't until 15-18k miles in where stuff started to fall apart. I had it in the shop for probably 3 months+ which initially started with rough idle at stop lights (in drive but not moving) as soon as I push the peddle it stopped. The dealership reported it as "by design" but replaced my "computer module" in the transmission. Then in the following weeks I was driving home and going up a slight incline and my car just dies on me while in traffic but was able to coast to a near by neighborhood. Dealership again replaced the "computer module" and a Transmission Valve Body which resulted in a few weeks of driving, and it happened again. They replaced those things again, and this time they replaced my engine and engine mount. Weeks later I am still experiencing rough idle, but I just don't know what to do. I feel they are not going to ever fix it. The good news is my warranty that I purchased when I bought the car is paid off.