2014 Jeep Compass 4WD 4dr Limited

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2.4L I4 engine (172 hp, 165 lb-ft torque)

6-speed automatic transmission

Front wheel drive with 4X4

Leather-trimmed seats

Heated front seats

Power 6-way adjustable driver’s seat

Automatic climate control

18-inch alloy wheels

Chrome exterior accents

Boston Acoustics premium audio system

6.5-inch touchscreen with optional navigation

Uconnect voice command with Bluetooth

Remote keyless entry

Fog lamps

Roof rails

Sunroof

Rearview camera

The 2014 Jeep Compass Limited offers a unique proposition in the compact SUV segment, blending Jeep's rugged heritage with a more urban-friendly, crossover-style footprint. While it's not a hardcore off-roader like its Wrangler sibling, the Compass Limited is tailored for drivers who want a touch of adventure without sacrificing daily comfort or efficiency. The Limited trim sits at the top of the Compass lineup, and that position comes with an array of standard features and upscale appointments that give it a more refined feel than the base or mid-level trims.

Driving the 2014 Compass Limited reveals a crossover that's more comfortable in urban and suburban environments than it is on rocky trails. Under the hood, the Limited trim comes with a 2.4-liter inline-4 engine producing 172 horsepower, mated to either a 6-speed automatic or an optional CVT (for the Freedom Drive II Off-Road Package). The 6-speed automatic is a welcome addition compared to older CVT setups, offering smoother shifts and better highway manners. While performance is adequate, it’s not particularly spirited, and drivers seeking brisk acceleration may find it lacking. However, fuel economy is respectable for the class, especially with front-wheel drive.

Interior quality in the Limited trim is surprisingly upscale for a Jeep of this era. The cabin features leather-trimmed seats, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and heated front seats—all of which add to a premium feel. The dashboard design is straightforward and functional, though some hard plastics remain. A 6.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system with optional navigation adds tech appeal, and audio quality from the Boston Acoustics sound system is solid for the class. Space-wise, the Compass offers reasonable room for passengers in both rows, though cargo space trails some rivals.

From a capability standpoint, the Compass Limited can be equipped with Jeep's Freedom Drive II package, giving it trail-rated status with a low-range mode, skid plates, and increased ride height. This makes it one of the few compact crossovers with genuine off-road chops, though most buyers will stick with the more street-friendly FWD or Freedom Drive I AWD systems. Ride comfort is generally smooth on pavement, and the suspension handles bumps well enough, but handling is unremarkable and leans toward the soft side.

In terms of value, the 2014 Compass Limited is a well-equipped choice for budget-conscious buyers who want a hint of luxury and some weekend trail potential. While it’s outclassed in areas like driving dynamics and cargo flexibility by some competitors, its combination of available all-wheel drive, premium interior touches, and classic Jeep styling makes it a solid alternative in the segment for those with specific priorities.

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