Used 2016 Jeep Patriot Consumer Reviews
jeep patriot rocks
this jeep high 55 I got 36 mpg , no problems on the road , it holds it tight , under 20,000 new 60,000 bumper to bumper , just happy with it. ,,, like an car you get , get in drive it , don't go be what anyone else likes its your new car not there's
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LOVE MY NEW JEEP PATRIOT
This is a great car. LOVE IT. And really had a great buying experience at Tacoma Dodge, Chrysler and Jeep.
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- Sport 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,95013 mi away
- Latitude 4dr SUVMSRP: $16,99845 mi away
- High Altitude Edition 4dr SUVMSRP: $9,45013 mi away
Squeaky Brakes
3 months after purchasing my patriot the brakes began to squeal extremely loud. Mac Haik in Georgetown, Tx says the squalling brakes on the patriot is normal. The General Manager, Eric Stewart will not reply to any of my emails nor will her call me to discuss replacing my brakes. When I express my concerns with my brakes by email, I'm contacted by a salesman offering to take my brand new patriot for a used vehicle. All I really want is to have my brakes replaced so they no longer squeal.
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Short drivers avoid!
I'm in this rental for 3 weeks now. I have bruises all over my right knee. There is a panel under the steering wheel that I constantly bump into. The seats are not adjustable enough. I'm unable to sit high enough to see, if I want uninjured legs; pushing the seat back, I sit uncomfortably stretched.
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Underpowered and lousy gas mileage. Cheap!
Thank goodness it was only a rental. I understand that one may sacrifice performance for better mileage or vice-versa, but this car delivers neither. It was constantly hunting for the right gear ... just awful. As others have already said, the mileage is crap, especially when considering what a wheezebox the thing is. Toss in the small tank and I was shocked at how quickly the fuel gauge dropped. Seats were not very comfortable, either. Thankfully, we only had it for a day, as it was a replacement for another rental, which died near the end of our vacation. That first car (Chevy Malibu) was consistently giving us 34 MPG in mixed driving. The Patriot didn't come close, even though it was 100% highway driving. Had this been our vehicle for the whole trip, it would've been miserable. I cannot believe rental companies consider this at the same level as the "full size" cars. I know never to make the mistake of renting a "compact SUV", as I might get stuck with one of these again. Who knows? Maybe other compact SUVs are just as bad. These definitely belong in the sub-$18K range. Just awful.
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