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2009 Jeep Compass
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“The Handling Is Great The Breaking Is Awsome And When You Hit The Gas It Will Take Off. The Interior Is Sleek & Stylish And The Exterior Has Everyone ...”
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| MSRP: | $17,475 - $23,205 |
| Invoice: | $16,402 - $21,617 |
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| MSRP: | $15,550 - $22,050 |
| Invoice: | $14,651 - $20,566 |
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Jeep Compass History
Jeep introduced two new, entry-level models for 2007. The Compass preceded the Patriot by a few months, and it features a softer look with its rounded edges.
The Compass beats out its competition (the Toyota RAV-4 and Honda CR-V, for example) in cargo space, and it is expected to have similar fuel economy. A lack of luxury - manual windows are standard - keeps down the price, yet an impressive amount of safety equipment is included.
The Compass is available as a 4x4, and its ground clearance, breakover angles, and other stats are impressive within its class. It may not be tackling the Rubicon Trail, but it is certainly capable off pavement and it can deal quite well with winter weather.
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