Used 2008 Jeep Compass Sport for Sale near Denver, CO

Great vehicle for a younger person. Auto 6 CD changer plays hours of uninterrupted tunes. Automatic transmission with manual (stick) is fun to drive and makes hills or passing a breeze. Just wish it was quieter, too much road noise for an old person like me.

This is the 2009 Jeep Compass Rallye Edition i'm driving now. The Rallye package just came out this year - 18" Black Aluminum Wheels, Chrome Exhaust, Body Kit and Rallye Fog Lights mounted on the top of the bumper. It also has a moonroof, and the upgraded 9 Speaker Boston Acoustic System. Great on gas, lots of room!

My new Jeep is so cute...it just seems to look happy. CVT lags sometimes, but I like being able to manually control the ratios to get it to jump. Not enjoying the fact that I slip out on wet surfaces. Not even sure why this happens.

I like that it has gave me no problems for the 2 years i had hear. There has been nonthing but likes about this car. I dislike how its not an 4wd. Kinda sucks in the winter, but overall its an true great car.

We have a 2008 Compass FWD w/ the 2.0 4cyl engine. It has the Jatco CVT, which is probably my least favorite part of the car. There is a lag with the CVT when accelerating; the whole thing just feels unpolished. Also...why does a car with only 158 hp have torque steer? Acceleration is only adequate, anyway. It would probably be more peppy with the 2.4 4cyl and the 5 speed manual. Handling is reasonable for a CUV...though there is a lot of road noise. Build quality is just ok; there are a lot of cheap trim pieces. There are a disconcerting number of rattles inside the car and it only has 30k miles. Not good... There is a good amount of room inside, considering it's not a very large car.