2024 Jeep Compass Consumer Reviews
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No Fun for Brand New Jeep
I would like to say that I love this Jeep, but it has been nothing but problems. The sensors keep malfunctioning. I have had it back to the dealer 20 times and each time it is something new that is wrong. The radio has a short in it now and has been on backorder for over 6 month. and the heat blowers for for your feet went out and those are also on back order.
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Fast and handles but I'm having A LOT of issues.
1. My touch screen hardly ever works properly or at all; 2. the tire pressure goes down even when we haven't had our sever cold point yet/even warm days; 3. my brake system locks every day, multiple times a day; 4. I get weird notifications when I am parking that my speed is too fast; 4. The back-up camera sometimes freezes when I am backing-up; 5. when I use the ac the vehicle bounces; 6. sometimes when I start the vehicle it sounds like it wants to blow up; 7. when I go from reverse to drive I receive the wet ground warning and the vehicle hesitates to go then revs up
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- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $48,76033 mi away
- Trailhawk 4dr SUVMSRP: $25,99098 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $24,99098 mi away
23 model latitude lux
Just bought on Monday it’s amazing so far don’t let people tell you it’s too small I’m 6’4 and have to scoot the seat up to reach the peddles it’s bigger on the inside than it looks. The backseat is comfortable and easy to get out of for my older parents (60-70) one rides up front. The turbo is amazing and I’m getting 27 mpg. I got the billet silver which changes color almost depending on angle you look at love it. The interior is black leather and those seats are so comfy I’m looking forward to driving from Alabama to Florida in the summer, a year later and 12,000 miles later still in love
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2023 Jeep Compass almost perfect
I drove a Trailhawk 3 years ago and it was just ok as engine power, but the new 2.0L Turbo engine is what the Compass needed badly! It's quick for its size and on the highway will get up and fly before you know it. Taken it on some really long trips to Northern Ohio and West Michigan and averaged 37-39 mpg and if I am really easy it will hit 40mpg! The key is how do you drive it, this engine does have a peaky growl when pushed and it does get loud but I'm fine with it because the results it shows. Cold starts it's loud for about 1:15 and then settles down which I believe is by design so let it idle until the RPMs drop off then drive. Ride is buttery smooth even on rough roads and gravel/dirt roads and yes the Limited with all wheel drive had no wheel slippage going up snow and dirt roads in Southern Indiana. AS my son said "This Jeep has Cadillac suspension" and wind noise- ZERO so I am not sure where the writer of this article is hearing his sounds(inside a tornado?) Seats are one of the best features as they are very comfortable and the controls are easy to use. The Uconnect is easy to use so with everything said the oly dislike was the over all cost- 33k is still too high!!!
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Throttle body problems
Purchased a Jeep Compass 3 months ago have had the car in for a replacement of the throttle body. Because the car would not go over 20 miles an hour. For the second time, I'm back with the same problem. The dealership is stumped on. What's causing the throttle body to be damaged and not run right? Disabling the car completely.
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