Jeep Compass
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After receiving a full menu of aggressive updates in 2011, there's little that's new for the 2012 Jeep Compass.
Timing may not be everything, but it's certainly something. Consumers have shown a definite penchant for crossover vehicles recently so Jeep's decision to field not one but two new crossovers for 2007 may prove exceptionally wise. Of the two, the Jeep Compass is designed for buyers who seek on-road comfort and convenience with a dash of Jeep off-road heritage, while the Jeep Patriot, though based on the same vehicle platform, is a more traditional, off-road-capable Jeep with styling to match.
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Compass
By Jerr (Westchester, NY) on Friday, April 13, 2007
overall rating 5 of 5rating details
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"Great handling in snow and sleet. Comfortable. Great Brakes. Great fit and finish. 4 cly exhaust a bit noisy but quiets down a little after a few thousand miles. Small price for a great value. MPG Hwy is 26 City 23. CVT transmission is very smooth, but takes a little getting used to not having transmission shifting. Engine stays at a steady power RPM longer as transmission adjusts to proper ratio."
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I love the 2007 Jeep Compass
By kobjl (Wisconsin) on Tuesday, November 30, 2010
overall rating 5 of 5rating details
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"I did a lot of research on the Jeep Compass before I purchased it, about a month ago, so I thought I would share my reviews with others. We were not in the market to by a Jeep but we wanted to get rid of my Saab 93 because it was going to Nickel and Dime us to death...we found a GREAT deal that we coudln't pass up. It is perfect for my 90 mile round trip commute and it rides very nice... a little loud on the highway, but definately managable. I love that the back of the seats are plastic---with my son sitting in his car seat he isn't ruining the back of the deat. The back is large enough for all groceries and my German Shepherd. It is comfortable and heats up REALLY fast!! I'm excited to see how it handles in the snow---it doesn't have four wheel drive. The anti-lock brakes kicked in a few times and they worked like a charm. For people who are looking for a larger vehicle without the strain on gas this is great! I have been averaging about 25-26.5 miles per gallon with a fair amount of city driving. I would definately recommend this vehicle!"
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Best I have own American made
By Chris (Southern Maryland) on Wednesday, December 31, 2008
overall rating 4 of 5rating details
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"I have own several Fords and Jeeps. I have owned my Compass for 2 years. I have never had any problems with this car. I can not say that for the Fords I have owned. The gas mieage is great as long as you reailze that you are not in a V6. I can get 27 miles to the gallon city and 31 on the hwy if you excellerate slowly. I wish that the value of the car would hold up better for resale but so far it has been my favorite car I have ever owned."
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