Jeep Compass (2012-2021) 2.4L Limited (4x4)

I am in intense love with this Jeep model these days. Recently I hired the car on an official trip. I must say my days got a new dimension with its association day long with me. I never knew that I can control acceleration of my car as per my whims before I have driven this. The interior section is so very mind blowing that I long to spend extra hours driving the car. Plus, I am amazed to figure how wonderfully the car showcases its control over different sorts of roads. The model is well equipped with a robust standard quality engine also.

I found the overall size and stance of the Jeep Compass perfectly adequate – neither it is too big and intimidating to drive, nor it is too small to not make it look life a dwarfed vehicle. With perfect proportions making it equally at home in both urban and highway conditions, the Jeep Compass has been a very good companion to me for my daily run-ups. The high raised bonnet and pronounced wheel arches makes it look like a traditional SUV. However, there are a couple of shortcomings which have been kinks in its armour. The rear seat space is slightly cramped, which is immediately noticeable when a tall passenger sits behind and complains about the limited knee room at the back. But that aside, the Jeep Compass is loveable to drive with its perfectly weighted steering and great suspension setup.