The 2020 Jeep Renegade Interior is Unique and Fun (Beth + Matt)

[@rj9617]

Bless y'all's hearts for being so nice.

[@cgriley9643]

this guy really knows how to talk! i feel like you'd never be in an awkward silence where you're trying to figure out what to say next. he's smooth as heck.

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

I see that you have been getting subcompact crossovers lately to review and that is not a bad thing, that segment is one of the top selling segments for people that need something that is usually less expensive (the Renegage and its brother the Compass can get up there like your tester) and has ground clearance and possible AWD or 4x4 (Although the Venue and Kicks are FWD only). I actually like both and they have pretty good room for its class and the Trailhawk trim is the only worth getting at least for me since I like to do more outdoor activities. No rock crawling, just places off the pavement. Thanks to you and Beth for sharing. I too like how the arm rest in the back lays down for putting larger/longer items inside that smaller vehicle.

[@DeeNagg]

Does the back seats fold down flat for hauling things?

[@markryl-kuchar2373]

I have a 2019 renegade and I like mine and it is optioned similarly to the press vehicle you have, mine has the duel pane moonroof and a beats upgraded sound, but the one thing I really wish I could’ve found at the time was one with the led group, the standard halogen lighting sucks.

[@skythefish8096]

Mark Ryl-Kuchar you can buy LED replacement bulbs online

[@bfielder9097]

@@skythefish8096 Led bulbs in a halogen housing isn't a great idea.

[@skythefish8096]

B Fielder yeah I know, they’re still brighter than the normal halogen bulbs though

[@TheCrazyBird844]

Skythefish And also blinding to other drivers because the halogen reflectors aren’t meant for LEDS. They don’t cut off the beam enough because the halogens aren’t bright enough to need it. That’s why HID bulbs and LEDS have either different housings or projectors.

[@mitch128390]

The front arm rest slides forward too

[@toyota420xp]

Trailhawks are going for 24-28 what do you think at that price

[@mitch128390]

The arm rest slides forward too

[@crittendon1000]

It's not a bad vehicle. I went to an offroad park with someone in a Renegade, and they did ok. But it's still a Fiat Panda lol.

[@daviddehass6877]

Actually, it's own platform (BU). However, Fiat does make a micro-jeep based on the Panda. www.autoexpress.co.uk/fiat/panda/90738/long-term-test-review-fiat-panda-cross

[@maov3]

@@daviddehass6877 uses the FIAT 500x platform 😀

[@daviddehass6877]

@@maov3 Yep, Jeep's Renegade and Compass, as well as Fiat's 500X, 500L, and Toro (awesome btw) all use the Fiat B platform. The current Panda (Mk4) uses the Fiat A platform. I would love to see the Panda in the States, but Fiat is considering moving away from city cars.

[@maov3]

@@daviddehass6877 we don’t have fiat 500x , 500l and Panda here in Brasil, we had the 500...It would be nice to have different cars here

[@js53]

beth kinda looks like mindy crenshaw from drake and josh

[@TaijiArban]

Haven't really heard good things about this in terms of reliability. People are having major problems or something as early as 30k miles.

[@BoldBrandFlakes]

It’s a Fiat-Chrysler product, that’s no surprise

[@BobThe9534]

Ur 1st

[@cytrynowy_melon6604]

@@BoldBrandFlakes Not always. You can get a very reliable Chrysler product, for example if you buy it with 3.6 pentastar and 8 speed automatic. For example Chrysler 300

[@snowayadventures]

I have a 2016 VW and I can say hands down my wife’s 2016 FCA product is FAR SUPERIOR in reliability.... I’ve had nothing but coolant, electrical and clutch issues. Biggest shat box I’ve owned in 25 years!

[@TaijiArban]

@@snowayadventures Well VWs aren't as reliable as Chrysler but Chrysler is still unreliable compared to competitions. The main gripes I have heard about Chrysler products is that they have tendency to blow gaskets or overheat around 8 - 10 years. Add onto the fact that fixing them is like working european cars(can confirm) and that just adds up to time and money wasted. Also yours(EDIT: your wife's I mean) is 2016 so unless you are planning to keep it for 8+ years I wouldn't really worry about reliability AS MUCH. Currently driving a 2012 Camry and all I have done is normal wear and tear maintenance(oil, air filter, brakes etc.) and it still runs like driving a Lexus. Definitely more reliable than that trash Jeep Liberty I had for 2 years prior lmao

[@robertsn6584]

It's not really 34,000. Jeep knocks alot off the sticker prices of these

[@joseadolfo5063]

Garota muito linda com todo respeito! eu também gosto muito do renegade principalmente a versão diesel. aqui ele é um dos veículos mais vendidos do Brasil!

[@bbear88]

Jeep!! Always nice and cool

[@Shaunbonzer5]

Can we get a Subaru review with the old school into? I miss the “yeah!”

[@bbear88]

That would be cool

[@MattMaranMotoring]

I don't think I can bring back the intro song, but I did do the Subaruwrxfan intro in my S209 review at the end of last year.

[@tryingagain1960]

Funny that it has a big tough name and it’s a crossover

[@BobThe9534]

Hi Matt. Nice vid. Liked before watching because I knew it was going to be good

[@carsaregood911]

No one cares and stop saying that every video

[@bbart609]

@@carsaregood911 Thank you. 👏👏 Someone had to say this. Bob is the thirstiest guy I've ever seen on YT.

[@carsaregood911]

@@bbart609 lol think he's just some kid judging by his comments

[@bfielder9097]

35K for a Renegade? I mean at least you get the FCA reliability and interior quality, so that's nice.

[@adammiller8133]

Hah, FCA interior quality. I mean they’re ok, but nothing special.

[@bfielder9097]

@@adammiller8133 You missed the sarcasm in my text. FCA reliability and interior quality doesn't really exist.

[@adammiller8133]

@@bfielder9097 My bad, its difficult to convey sarcasm through written text sometimes, isn't it?

[@Beanjuice]

I keep seeing these having transmission problems and that's probably the only reason why I wouldn't like owning one. I really like the way way it looks. This little guy with some proper off road tires and some wide fenders looks amazing

[@thecleanoffroader]

My 2017 is best year trailhawk the infotainment is way better layout. And interior all together..

[@IKnewMickey]

The Jeep badge costs extra just like the bmw and Mercedes badges do.

[@BobThe9534]

Not really

[@js53]

Bob The yeah it does 😂 clowns with a 2007 jeep wrangler with 150k miles on it is worth $15k LOL. 15 year old wranglers should be $5000 cars. they’re nothing special.

[@benc.5863]

J S Toyota truck owners are the same way, I found one with 187k on it and they wanted 8000 for it lmao

[@lucent6883]

@@benc.5863 Toyotas are extremely reliable, but I suppose it depends on the year, model and trim.

[@bfielder9097]

@@benc.5863 At least Toyota is reliable though. That's why they hold their value. Current Toyota isn't quite as reliable but the older stuff is rock solid.

[@Z33trell]

Ok nothing about the interior of this jeep is good. You can’t drop ANYTHING. Or you’ll be pulling over raising the seat all the way up . The your lucky if it didn’t slide behind the stupid little carpet. The cars transmission slips sometimes like it doesn’t want to go. The plastics on the inside break. Very poorly made jeep. You guys need to make some other type of videos because jeep did horrible with the renegade and you need to be honest. I’ve been apart kd a renegade group and someone is always in the shop or breaking down on a cruise. My personal opinion if you’re going to get a jeep GET A JEEP NOT W GLORIFIED COMPASS.

[@tzonhose1993]

My dacia has better plastics 😅😅😅😂😂

[@jbdoingjbstuff]

Second!

[@BobThe9534]

Ok

[@BobThe9534]

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