2012 Jeep Compass Usados en Venta

I like that my car is good on gas mileage. It is only a four cylinder engine, but I am not looking to rev my engine up very fast. I, generally, only drive around town. Since that is all I drive, I fill up about every 2 weeks. I also like that the seats fold down and I can still load the car with a lot of items. It is a great feature in a car that looks small on the outside, but feels very big on the inside. For the price range that I was in for a used car, this was a great option. It has a couple upgrades, such as heated seats and an actual plug for your charger, so no more cigarette lighter chargers. The only reason that I want it to be winter is to try out those heated seats. The only thing that I can find that I dislike about it, is that it takes a minute for the air conditioner to kick on. Once it does, though, it gets cool very fast. All in all, it is my favorite car that I have bought in my life. It fits my needs very well and I expect to have this car for years to come.

I purchased this vehicle new off the lot as a 18 year old during my first year of college. It was a great SUV with tons of cargo room for moving in and out of apartments. I even drove it across the country pulling U-Haul and its towing ability was impressive. My complaints now are that the CVT is unsteady. It often feels like it's falling out from under me, especially between 25 and 50 mph. It also is not a lot of value for the lower models. I think it's crazy that I would have had to pay more for one of the better trims in order to get car seat anchors. Those should be standard no matter what. The cloth seats and flooring aren't the easiest to clean, especially with dog hair. However it has been a good car to haul all three of my 60 lb. dogs in when I flip the back seat down. I upgraded the media to have Bluetooth, a nav system, touch screen display, and did player myself because it was significantly cheaper than paying for the upgraded model from Jeep. I also added a trailer hitch myself. Decent car but not competitive with technology.