Limited trim standard items: Uconnect 4 with an 8.4-inch touchscreen and SiriusXM satellite radio, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 7.0-inch instrument panel driver’s display, leather-trimmed seats with perforated inserts, heated eight-way power adjustable front seats, dual-zone climate control, 18-inch polished aluminum wheels, a 115-volt power outlet,

Upgrades:

• Advanced Safety and Lighting – $895: LED tail lamps, HID headlamps, LaneSense lane departure warning, Full speed forward collision warning plus advanced brake assist.
• Safety and Security group – $745: ParkSense rear park assist system, blind spot and rear cross path detection, and rain-sensitive intermittent wipers.
• Navigation system – $995 – input of information is easy via both touchscreen and voice commands. A backup camera is large and clear on the center screen.

Overall Positives

• Tons of great standard items for the Limited edition

• Dual Pane Sunroof really opens up the car

• I loved the exterior look of the Compass – streamlined & sleek with the unique Jeep look & bold styling with the spiffy two-tone black roof and shiny roof rails.

• Infotainment system features the UConnect system, which remains one of the most user-friendly systems in the automotive world and is displayed on a large 8.4-inch touchscreen. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay mirroring of your smartphone also possible, keeping up with the industry’s leaders in connectivity.

• Good value for compact crossover off-road SUV

• Performance: the all-wheel-drive Compass Limited hit 60 mph in a slow 10.5 seconds and hit the quarter-mile in 17.8 seconds at 76.1 mph.

Reading through consumer reviews, there seemed to several complaints of tech problems that happen after a few months so make sure to do your homework to get the full picture.

We didn’t try it out with our 6’5″ friend in the front seat and an equally tall person in the back seat but it seems like it will be a bit squeezy if the front seats were pushed all the way back. That being said, Demian said he felt comfy in the back when his shorter friends were in the front seat. I think he just liked the feeling of being chauffered around 😀

Similar to: Subaru Crosstrek, Honda HR-V, Nissan Rogue Sport

My opinion – The Compass works to get around (especially with a family_ on shorter trips, but it’s not a road-trip vehicle.Either way, you’ll look good driving around in it, especially if you are a fan of the Jeep look.

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Thank you Jeep and Rocky Mountain Redline for the loan in return for our feedback.

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