Used 2016 Jeep Compass for Sale

I have not had the Compass very long, so I honestly cannot speak to its reliability. In all other areas, it hits the mark. The interior is comfortable, and the Latitude trim, with popular and cold weather groups, is well appointed with creature comforts. I have never owned a vehicle with a heated steering wheel, but I will from now on. I am a former Jeep Wrangler owner; the Compass is not in any way, the off-road beast the Wrangler was. So, if your goal is the same off-road-ability with an upgrade in comfort, don't buy the Compass. If you are looking for pointed style, comfort and technology while being able to get to work in the middle of a Nor'easter, the Compass should be on your test drive list. About the issue of power...no, the Compass will not win many points, but we also own a '17 Equinox 4cyl. and the Compass is superior. It handles like a tight and smooth European sedan that allows the driver to feel confident under harsh conditions. I have owned several Honda Pilots and VW sedans...the Compass competes well with the Pilot (SUV giant) and VW (autobahn cruiser). It has very good marks for being safe...and, it's fun to drive and keeps my hands warm! Well done.

I really enjoy driving my Jeep Compass. It drives and feels like an SUV but gets the fuel economy of a sedan/car. The purchase price was in my budget and I feel that it was reasonable for all the features that I received with my car. I do like that it has satellite radio already installed. The Bluetooth audio has good sound quality, but is a little hard to set up. My biggest gripes about this car are that it doesn't have lighted mirrors in the visor and there isn't an option for "miles to empty" on a tank of gas. These two improvements would make my driving experience a whole lot better.