Jeep continues to amaze car enthusiasts as it teases its all-new four versions of the Jeep Compass for 2017 release. Jeep brags distinctive style, cohesive design at a compelling price with its new 2017 Jeep Compass at LA Auto Show.
The iconic and legendary utility vehicle has been around in the market for 70 years and still produces eye-catchy new models. 2017 Jeep Compass has been introduced with four versions across various types of driving experience; Sport, Latitude, Trailhawk and the Limited.
According to Men's Journal, adventure seekers are suited for 2017 Jeep Compass Trailhawk. This version offers an 'Active Drive Low' exclusive 4x4 system, underbody skid plates, and big tires. It also has a 20 to 1 crawl ratio with better approach increased ride height.
Moreover, all 2017 Jeep Compass versions have Uconnect infotainment system. The touch screen has a display size of 5, 7, or 8.4 inches which depend on the cars trim level. Android Auto and Apple Car Play feature are also built with every Compass version.
2017 Jeep Compass offers security systems which include forward collision warning, autonomous and emergency breaking. It also features lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and a backup camera.
The interior design has a resemblance to the Grand Cherokee, but with improvements. According to Yahoo, the wheelbase of the 2017 Jeep Compass is 103.8-inch which is close to Renegade's measurement with only 101.2-inch. However, Compass' passenger volume is low with only 101-cubic foot passenger compared to Cherokee's 103 cubes.
In addition, since 2017 Jeep Compass sales' focus is global, the room body is 0.5 inch narrower than the Renegade with 1.1 inches wider to fit local roads. The Jeep brags that the Compass has a small-wide 4x4 architecture, which means it is still wider than a front-drive Cherokee.
Meanwhile, 2017 Jeep Compass will be assembled in China, India, Mexico, and Brazil. It will be sold globally with over a hundred markets that can be expected early 2017. Specific pricing is not yet confirmed. According to the Jeep's website, MSRP will range from $22,040 to $25,400.
