Whether you are a commuter, student, or someone who simply seeks efficiency, nothing compares to driving a subcompact SUV. The best of these smallest SUV models provide you with a sporty way to get around, often with exceptional fuel economy and the latest technological features. But while many of these subcompact SUVs seem to have been crafted from the same mold, a few stand out from the pack—and one of these is the 2025 Jeep Compass.
The smallest of the Jeep lineup has everything you are looking for in a vehicle from this storied brand, with the advantage of great fuel economy and a choice of exceptional trim levels. The place to go to find a Jeep Compass for sale is Bedard Brothers Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram. We have the full Jeep lineup to choose from, including the 2025 Compass; this lets you pick from the four different trim levels of this model so you can get the features you want at a price that fits your budget.
An Excellent Standard Engine
With a profile that resembles a smaller version of the popular Jeep Grand Cherokee, you know you are in for thrills when you find a Compass. No matter which trim you choose from the 2025 lineup, you are going to get the same powertrain: a 2.0-liter turbocharged I-4 gas engine with an 8-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. As a result, you don't have to pay extra for the performance you desire in your Compass.
This engine is turbocharged and intercooled with a dual overhead cam configuration, giving it 16 valves for its four cylinders. Using a turbocharger allows Jeep to boost the engine's performance without negatively impacting fuel economy. As a result, the direct-injection engine can provide up to 200 hp at 5,000 RPM and 221 lb-ft of torque at 1,750 RPM.
This translates into a very impressive 27 MPG in combined fuel economy, making a Compass a very economical way to get to work every day. Another benefit of the turbocharger is the ability to go from 0 to 60 mph in just 7.5 seconds, providing you with the acceleration you need to merge onto a busy highway during rush hour. Meanwhile, the standard all-wheel drive gives you great traction, especially in inclement weather conditions.
The Compass Sport
The 2025 Jeep Compass's entry-level trim is the Sport, which starts at $26,495 and rides on 17-inch alloy wheels. Even though the Sport is the Compass's entry-level trim, it comes with an amazing array of standard features.
For example, you get the Uconnect 5 infotainment system on an 8.4-inch touchscreen. This allows you to connect your phones via wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. As a result, you can safely make hands-free calls and texts while streaming your favorite music over the 6-speaker audio system. Since it is wireless, you can use the system even if you have forgotten your charging cables.
Jeep prioritizes safety, which is why the Compass Sport comes with a comprehensive driver assistance suite. Forward Collision Warning will alert you if there is an imminent collision with the vehicle in front of you, triggering Active Braking to bring you to a safe stop. There is also Active Lane Management, which uses slight steering adjustments to keep you in lane if you start to drift in your Compass.
One of the most impressive things is that Jeep includes its Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection system as a standard on all 2025 Compasses; this will alert you to vehicles and pedestrians that may be in your path when you go to change lanes or back out of a parking spot. Many other brands only offer this feature as an available option.
When you open the door to the Compass Sport, you will be impressed by the roomy interior. This vehicle comfortably seats up to five passengers, with this trim furnishing black cloth low-back bucket seats in front. There is also a very spacious 27.2 cu.ft. of cargo space behind the rear seats that can be easily expanded to 59.8 cu.ft. by folding them down.
The Compass Latitude
The Latitude adds more comfort and convenience features than the Sport. It has a base MSRP of $30,865, rides on 17-inch alloy wheels, and has a set of fog lamps and cornering lamps, which will come in handy on especially dark nights. For example, the fog lamps will add illumination underneath the headlights so you can better see where you are going if you hit a fog bank.
The interior of the Latitude offers premium cloth and vinyl bucket seats, which are as comfortable as they are luxurious. Jeep completes the package by adding a premium-wrapped steering wheel, which will improve grip—a plus if you plan to take your Compass Latitude on long rides. In addition, the steering wheel is heated, so you can keep your hands warm on cold mornings.
The Compass Trailhawk
If you want to get off the beaten path in your subcompact SUV, then the 2025 Compass Trailhawk is the one for you. This is a Trail Rated trim, meaning that Jeep has equipped and tested the Trailhawk to handle whatever you may encounter on and off the road. In order to get the Trail Rated badge, a Jeep must undergo a series of rigorous tests, including water fording and driving through challenging terrain conditions.
The Compass Trailhawk has an MSRP of $34,165 and rides on a set of 17-inch black-painted alloy wheels wrapped with all-terrain tires, which have deeper grooves in the tread to deliver improved grip and traction. An off-road suspension has been designed to handle the bumps and ruts of the trail without jarring you and your passengers. There is also a set of four skid plates that will shield the undercarriage of your Compass in case you encounter logs, rocks, or debris along the way. Lastly, red recovery hooks on the bumper not only look cool but also provide you with the ability to winch your Compass out of any tight spot.
Jeep has given this trim a number of other premium features. The gloss black roof provides a nice contrast to whichever body color you choose. When you enter the Compass Trailhawk, you will be struck by the premium cloth and leather-trimmed seats with ruby-red stitching. The Uconnect 5 system upgrades to a 10.1-inch high-definition touchscreen, making it easier to access your apps. The Trailhawk also has features like ParkSense Rear Park Assist that will make it easier to get into even the tightest parallel parking spot.
The Compass Limited
The only thing limited about the Compass Limited is what you place upon your imagination. This trim rides on 18-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels with an attractive two-tone body offset by a black roof. The interior of the Compass Limited has black leatherette seats that are elegant and luxurious. They are also heated, so you and your front-row passenger will stay warm on cold mornings. The steering wheel comes heated as well.
Like the Trailhawk, Jeep has upgraded the Compass Limited's tech to include the 10.1-inch touchscreen. You also get Adaptive Cruise Control, which automatically adjusts your speed while in cruise control in case you encounter slower traffic. Rain-sensing wipers engage when they detect precipitation, adjusting to the speed and volume of the rain; this helps you spend more time focusing on the road and less time tweaking knobs.
Four Great Trims, One Great Model
Subcompact SUVs are one of the fastest-growing segments, with an increasing number of brands offering new models. However, few can give you what you'll get in the four trims on the 2025 Jeep Compass. Come in today and find your future path in a Compass!