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Good ground clearance; available all-wheel-drive; roomy interior; well equipped; bold styling; excellent value
Distinctive styling; versatile layout for people and gear; maneuverability; off-road capability; price
Proven off-road prowess; luxurious interior; powerful engine lineup with diesel availability; high-performance SRT variant
Interior and cargo space; maneuverability and parking ease; safety features; tech options; off-road ability plus fuel economy
Classic Jeep look provides for lots of visual interest; nimble handling in turns; accessible and intuitive technology features; Trailhawk model provides best-in-class off-road capability
Iconic styling; impressive off-road prowess; 2- and 4-door configurations available
Iconic styling; impressive off-road prowess; 2- and 4-door configurations available
After performing just minor improvements to the Compass in previous years, Jeep's trail rated expertise has finally turned attention towards the small crossover vehicle. The new look 2017 Jeep Compass marries the front grille design of the Grand Cherokee with the Renegade's roof line. Given a more globalized focus with the new generation, the United States version of the 2017 Jeep Compass is powered by a 180-horsepower 2.4-liter Tigershark engine available with one of three transmissions and front-wheel drive or two versions of four-wheel drive. Beyond the all-new Compass, series of equipment upgrades are found for many 2017 Jeep products. A Trailhawk version of the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee bolsters the off-road performance of the sport utility vehicle with package incorporating Goodyear Adventure tires and a specially-developed Quadra-Lift air suspension. HID headlights have been expanded to standard equipment on all 2017 Jeep Cherokees excluding the base Sport trim level while the Wrangler now offers optional LED headlights and fog lamps.