2024 Jeep Compass Limited Review - What You Get For $41,000

[@AmanoR5]

41k nightmare + headache.

[@davidp2888]

That’s crazy money for that vehicle.

[@javanhernandez5690]

@davidp2888 I swear you the most loyal fan of this channel, commenting on every one. Respect 🫡

[@bwofficial1776]

@@javanhernandez5690 I try to comment on most videos to boost the algorithm.

[@Soni-hy8bp]

Agree with you 100%

[@zootedgamecube]

I had the misfortune of renting one of these a couple years ago when my gen coupe got tapped. The thing was basically brand new, 2020 with only 21k miles. Somehow during my 20 mile commute to work, it decided it didn’t want to have oil pressure anymore and the motor shut off completely. This was while traveling 50mph up hill through a construction zone with a semi behind me. It then refused to start and had to be towed away (hopefully to the crusher). The fact that anybody would pay $41k to OWN one of these, or any modern crossover “Jeep” is unfathomable to me, and will never make sense.

[@Liamthatavgeek]

I was thinking of buying one of these used when I get my license. Now that I’ve heard about these reliability issues, I’m staying away from this car as much as possible.

[@Bobmcjoepants]

To be fair it was a rental so it's likely maintenance wasn't followed properly. Had it had proper maintainence it easily would have lasted at least 30k before catastrophic failure

[@Ben-jz3mt]

41 Grand for a Compass. How do those people sleep at night, seriously

[@MoetChandonHollywoodlifestyles]

I want to these people. Lol...

[@JLR-z8u]

This product and this price is a GREAT EXAMPLE of why Stellantis is having its continuing meltdown.

[@LaytonKnightt]

I thought “$41k for a Cherokee is crazy” …and then I saw that it was a Compass. Even worse.

[@giovanninegron4992]

41k for such a small crossover is absurd

[@sentiencepsn2714]

You can find a new Mercedes Benz GLA or GLB for that price. Normally I wouldn’t suggest Mercedes because of reliability concerns, but compared to a Stellantis era Jeep product? The Mercedes is more reliable.

[@Early90sBaby]

I feel like this trim level should be $35,000 max. $41,000 is absolutely excessive. 💯

[@AmscarA-zz9ke]

Even that's too much

[@benchattin]

This thing will be on a buy-here-pay-here lot in 2 years for $14,995 with 5 black ice fresheners trying to cover the scent of menthols and a "pitbull mom" sticker on the back glass.

[@Soni-hy8bp]

So very true You made me laugh

[@bevorules77]

I rented one of these for a week last summer for my trip to coastal Maine. I thought it was pretty decent car but the powertrain was a bit jerky. $41k goes a long way at Honda, Toyota, and Subaru though. Resale value on these is terrible too. If you really want a Compass, buy one used from one of the rental car companies.

[@JLR-z8u]

Stellantis has lost their damn minds. No wonder they are struggling to sell products and having to idle their plants

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

I rode in a 2021 Compass, and I thought the seats and ride was comfortable. The whole vehicle had a very solid feel to it. Only thing I did not like, was the transmission and how it behaved. I'm glad they changed that in these newer models.

[@inherentlyflawed]

You need to drive something that’s actually been made well then, if those things impress you try a Honda civic from 1983

[@Jonathan-bk3dq]

@@inherentlyflawed LMAO a car from 1983 isn't going to feel as structurally solid as a vehicle today. The Jeep actually feels more solid than my 03 Saturn L200 or even my friends 2010 Grand Cherokee.

[@inherentlyflawed]

@@Jonathan-bk3dq that would be the joke, glad you’re caught up.

[@wigletron2846]

41k for a compass?! LMFAO can't wait to see these still on lots in a couple years.

[@lordbrennanofsealand5772]

The meh Lemon from Jeep. Tossed👌out before lunch on a Friday mayonnaise.

[@gm12551]

My wife had a Compass latitude for a rental. She didn’t like it that much but liked it better than a Mazda CX-40. It felt sturdy for its size but not as planted as a Bronco Sport.

[@JesusRamirez-yi6xy]

I have a 2023 Compass “4x4” it’s my daily car that I use to go to work. It’s currently sitting at the dealership getting the differential replaced for the second time with 22 thousand miles…

[@theBatmanGoeth2]

As a native New Jerseyan you have my sympathies for being on the GSP. 1 of 2 roads in NJ I truly despise. Also, there is no adaptive cruise on earth that can handle NJ traffic.

[@zaremol2779]

Especially Honda's adaptive cruise, speaking from personal experience

[@GeeEm1313]

Yeah. The GSP is rough.

[@theBatmanGoeth2]

@@zaremol2779 everyone talks about Nissan and Infiniti, but Honda drivers are sneaky bad in NJ.

[@zaremol2779]

@@theBatmanGoeth2 I was talking about how jerky the adaptive cruise system is in Hondas, it's no match for the typical NJ driving habits

[@parkergray5346]

Every time I get a rental car I cross my fingers hoping I’m not stuck with a FCA product..

[@InfernoStatus]

41k for a compass is crazy

[@wigletron2846]

You can get a rav4 or CRV for less money. This price is absolute insanity. Stellantis learned nothing from the Hornet.

[@ccolivardia]

I will say, local dealers near me have these listed $10k+ below sticker price. So while the MSRP is ridiculous, I feel most people RARELY pay that amount.

[@Scoobawoo]

No shit the adaptive cruise control didnt work well you were on route 17 😂. I lived in jersey all my life and never used cruise control because traffic be so unpredictable

[@omostim2385]

That’s wild pricing😅

[@nw3900]

I sell jeeps in the uk and the two compass's we get are a 1.5 (130bhp) 2wd self charging hybrid, and a 1.5 (240bhp) plug in hybrid 4xe

[@bradyg499]

that just sounds horrendous

[@anthonykiedis1765]

Not bad for $21,000. Oh wait...

[@dkpt1997]

41k and still no 360 camera. What a joke. Already an overpriced pos

[@joey86bu1]

You get a POS vehicle from the industry's least reliable company.

[@masterkevj23503]

Nice review, looking at a 2024 for my wife. They’re currently marked down to $25k brand new.

[@Jswag2929]

The Chevy trax of jeeps

[@Trenton-om9qs]

Prices are ridiculous now. That should be like 25k tops. Hot take here but i think manufacturers need to stop putting so many features and touchscreens in vehicles (especially the lower trims that shouldnt have them) and bring their prices way back down.

[@javanhernandez5690]

FIRST, do you take car requests since you borrow some cars from dealerships?

[@DanH-u3f]

Awful SUV, then there's the price. You see the problem Stellantis has.

[@tungol00]

The sweet spot is the high altitude and add the sunroof package $40k canadian

[@WOLF10307]

I had one as a Loaner from Dodge as they did a recall on my Challenger.I took it on the highway RT 46 up in Totowa and nearly got ran over by a 18 wheeler.That compass all though looks in and out nice.It has no Horsepower at all.LOL

[@mdantoine]

Going to guess they have some cash on the hood

[@sainabounyang84]

Im currently renting this car. It drives decent, but I noticed the jerky motion or slight hesitation especially when the car is sitting idle for a few seconds. I.e red light or a drive through.

[@user-xf5dj1up8g]

This entire time I was thinking, “why is everyone getting so butthurt over this costing $41k?!?!” until it hit me… I was thinking of the Jeep Cherokee. This is a freaking COMPASS!!!?! Literally the Honda HRV of the jeep world… I.N.S.A.N.E.

[@JordanDorsey-tc4qu]

Not even for 31k the design is so old now it came out in 2017 And jeep isnt known for there quality

[@potato_1188]

Remember, you could get a top trim level 2025 Toyota Camry Xse awd for around 40k. Or you can get everything worse for 41k by buying this

[@mumwifeteacher]

Unless you’re buying a manual transmission wrangler don’t buy a jeep . RAV4 or cr-v will last twice as long as this.

[@dafordkidfilms2264]

That’s too much money and not even worth it.

[@rjohns25]

$41,000 for a flipping COMPASS!!!!??? Oh hellllll nawwww - these things started at $16k-$20k in 2007 and they’ve just gotten CRAPPIER!! Stellantis needs to be nationalized ASAP 😂😂😂

[@AmscarA-zz9ke]

41k!!! for THIS

[@Dankcatvacs]

sounds like a stellantis gamble to me...

[@bwofficial1776]

Some people just have to have that Jeep logo. Jeep is a luxury brand now, selling the image of go-anywhere do-anything. The problem is that these are not luxury vehicles and are not compelling if you look at just about any other compact crossover. I like this one's body kit but I would never buy one and especially not at that price. It's an old and somewhat mediocre Fiat platform. Like German cars, lease it and get rid of it before the warranty expires.

[@wigletron2846]

Just put the nail in the stellantis coffin already

[@hariranormal5584]

The more sad part is just that how unreliable this shit is really, you aren't even getting a long lasting product

[@mulattopapi9741]

For thatttttt?

[@nachikets3x]

I guess its no-car over this Mopar 😮‍💨

[@RQ1090]

You’d be better off with a used Lexus NX instead.

[@tae-007]

$40 thousand ????

[@MoetChandonHollywoodlifestyles]

Yeah...and I'm a mopar guy

[@cookierepairprojects4544]

Imagine having $41k either cash on hand or borrowing power, and instead of buying a nice pre owned Escalade, f150 or highlander, and instead buying this junk

[@bwofficial1776]

I'm done buying used cars. I bought my Subaru Outback for $31k and it was far from fully loaded. $41k can get a nice Subaru or Honda or Mazda.

[@2015BLOXXER]

41k ☠️