Jeep Compass Sport - Starting at $27,495, the Jeep Compass Sport is the base model in the lineup. Cloth seats are standard for the interior, seating for five, and a folding rear seat. An 8.4-inch touchscreen controls the infotainment system featuring Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and six speakers. A 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot trial comes with new vehicles, and a subscription is available. Outside, the Compass Sport sits on 17-inch aluminum wheels. Safety features include brake assist, forward collision warning and mitigation, and blind spot detection, aiding drivers in Canyon, TX. A driver's attention warning makes sure you keep focused on the road. It's a lot in a small package at that price point.

2025 Jeep Compass Latitude - From the outside, the Compass Latitude is set apart with fog lights and roof rack rails. Inside, drivers are treated to an 8-way power adjustable seat. Both driver and passenger have heated seats featuring synthetic leather upholstery with cloth inserts. Synthetic leather wraps the steering wheel.

2025 Jeep Compass Limited - On the exterior, 18-inch wheels are standard, as is the black-painted roof. Windshield wiper de-icers are molded into the glass so you'll have a clear view faster. The interior features synthetic leather upholstery along with dual-zone climate control. The infotainment screen is boosted to 10.1-inches. Rear parking sensors make navigating tight spots easier, and adaptive cruise control helps with longer drives.

2025 Jeep Compass Trailhawk - The top Jeep Compass trim, the Trailhawk features some real off-road ability. 17-inch black painted aluminum wheels allow room for bigger all-terrain tires. A raised off-road suspension increases ground clearance. Underbody skid plates protect the underside when the lift isn't enough. Tow hooks are standard in case you get stuck on the trail. Hill decent control keeps the Trailhawk steady on steep declines. An upgraded all-wheel drive system adds a low gear and rock driving mode. Leather upholstery with cloth inserts mixes luxury with ruggedness. A full spare tire is standard in case something happens on the trail.