Jeep Compass (2007 – 2009) Review

Jeep Compass (2007 – 2009) At A Glance

2/5

+Most fuel-efficient, road-biased Jeep yet. Softer looks than other Jeeps might not upset environmentalists.

-Seems a bit out in the cold because Jeep Patriot does the job better.

On average it achieves 93% of the official MPG figure

Jeep Compass (2007 – 2009) models and specs

Dimensions
Length 4405 mm
Width -
Height 1630 mm
Wheelbase 2635 mm
Miscellaneous
Kerb Weight 1585–1610 kg
Boot Space 436 L
Warranty 3 years
Servicing 8000–9000 miles
Costs
List Price £18,600–£19,700
Insurance Groups -
Road Tax Bands I–K
Official MPG 32.9–43.5 mpg
Euro NCAP Safety Ratings
Adult -
Child -
Pedestrian -
Overall -
4 X 4
Version List Price MPG 0-62
2.0 CRD Limited £19,700 43.5 mpg 11.0 s
2.4 Limited £18,600 33.2 mpg 10.7 s
2.4 Limited Auto £18,600 - -
2.4 Limited Automatic £19,700 - -

Model History

May 2007

New all-wheel drive system is a key feature on the Jeep Compass as it offers on-road refinement with the performance, handling and fuel economy of a family car. The AWD system offers a full-time setting and will offer the driver tangible benefits in every day driving conditions such as wet and icy tarmac.

In the UK the Jeep Compass Limited model launched May 2007 with Volkswagen-sourced 2.0-litre diesel engine with 6-speed manual and 2.4-litre petrol engine with a five-speed manual or a CVT automatic gearbox. Jeep Patriot shares the Compass platform and engines, but has a more traditional Jeep look and design. The Jeep Patriot Sport and Jeep Patriot Limited models launch in July 2007 and will be the new entry-level price point for the Jeep brand. The Jeep Compass will be priced from £17,990.

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