2016 Jeep Renegade ratings and reviews

Jeep’s Renegade returns in its second year for 2016 without many changes aside from standard rain-sensing wipers added to the Limited trim. The Renegade comes in four trim levels, with Sport as the base model. Although somewhat lacking in features, Sport includes many essentials like a 4-speaker audio system, dual sunroofs, and 16-inch wheels. Latitude is the next step up, adding air conditioning, a rearview camera, a USB port, heated power mirrors, and ambient LED interior lighting. Standard in the Limited is leather upholstery, an 8-way power driver’s seat, and split-folding rear seats, while the Trailhawk offers the best for off-roaders with all-terrain tires, an upgraded suspension system, and enhanced all-wheel drive. Standalone options are available for some trims, like a power retractable sunroof and a nine-speaker Beats audio system, while others can be rolled into packages, like the Safety & Security Group with a security alarm and blind spot detection.