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With five available trims, the 2018 Jeep Compass provides plenty of options. From the entry-level Sport to the premium Trailhawk edition, each Compass has its own set of perks and advantages. We've taken a look at each of them to help you decide. Sport Choose the first trim of the 2018 Jeep Compass if you want a great set of features at an affordable price. The Sport model of the compact SUV is more than ready for the road, thanks to its 2.4-liter I-4 engine with MultiAir technology. This engine delivers up to 180 horsepower and 175 pound-feet of torque at the touch of a pedal, and you'll control it with a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. The Sport model is also equipped with 16-inch wheels, cloth bucket seats, and climate control. more Latitude Upgrade to the Latitude trim to take advantage of a whole new set of features. While this model is powered by the same 2.4-liter engine, it improves upon the entry-level trim by including a six-speed Aisin automatic transmission. Aisin transmissions are renowned for their toughness and ability to handle high engine output. The Latitude trim also introduces 17-inch silver-painted aluminum wheels and premium cloth or vinyl bucket seats. Altitude Enjoy the advantages that come with the next trim of the 2018 Jeep Compass, known as the Altitude. You'll get the same engine and transmission as the Latitude model, but you'll get the added benefit of 18-inch black aluminum wheels, a black roof, and black accents. These striking design features also carry over to the SUV's interior, where you'll find black accents on the vents, lower console, and radio bezels. The cabin's black cloth or vinyl seating is further complemented by black stitching, lending the entire vehicle an unusually cohesive and alluring appearance. This version of the Altitude trim may have limited availability, so act quickly. Limited Luxuriate in the cabin of the 2018 Jeep Compass Limited trim. This is the first version of the SUV to feature a dual-zone climate control system, and it also comes with impressive 18-inch polished gray or black pocket aluminum wheels. This trim also comes standard with an 8.4-inch touchscreen display, with is more than an inch bigger than the screen that comes with the previous models of the vehicle. All told, this is a decidedly elegant version of the Compass that's sure to attract drivers who appreciate comfort and convenience. Trailhawk Leave the road behind and head off into the mud when you're driving the Trailhawk trim of the 2018 Jeep Compass. This model proudly displays Jeep's coveted Trail Rated badge, which indicates its proficiency in the areas of traction, ground clearance, maneuverability, articulation, and water fording. In other words, it's got all the features you'll need to go off-roading. The Trailhawk trim also uses Selec-Terrain Traction Management and Jeep's Active Drive Low 4x4 System to deliver outstanding performance on even the roughest terrain. Whether your 2018 Jeep Compass will serve as a daily driver or a serious off-roader, there's a trim out there for you. Visit our online inventory today to get started. Image via Jeep.com

Jeep debuted its Cherokee in 2014, and since then, the vehicle has been a well-loved member of the Jeep family. For 2019, it will see several exciting updates that will make it even more sought after by both crossover lovers and off-road enthusiasts. With its restyled body, safety and infotainment features, and improved power and drivability, the 2019 Cherokee is now better than ever before. New Engine Perhaps the most exciting news for the 2019 Cherokee is that Jeep has added a new engine option to the mix — a 2.0-liter turbo-four that offers a powerful 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, making it the fastest in the lineup. The standard engine on most trims is the 3.2-liter V-6, which puts out a respectable 271 horsepower and 239 pound-feet of torque. The base model engine is a 2.4-liter naturally aspirated inline-four with 180 horsepower and 170 pound-feet of torque. The turbo can tow up to 4,000 pounds, and the V-6 can tow up to 4,500 pounds. more Revised Transmission and Suspension Jeep has retuned the Cherokee's nine-speed automatic transmission for better drivability. Jerky, delayed gear changes have been refined, and the new transmission won't try to upshift as quickly, which means power is more readily available when needed. The suspension has also seen some upgrades with the new model year, including updated springs, roll bars, dampers, and bushings. All this tuning gives the Cherokee smoother handling and control on the road. New Styling Jeep completely redesigned the headlight layout for the 2019 Cherokee. Gone is the unusual, six-eyed appearance of previous year models, and in its place is a more conventional headlight placement. The headlights and fog lights are now LEDs, which provide better visibility, and the running lights are now wider and integrated into the headlights. Rounding out the look, the hood has a more upright appearance, and the front clip has been slightly modified as well. And Jeep didn't forget the back; the taillights and exhaust tips have been updated, too. Infotainment Features Jeep has also updated the Cherokee's infotainment system with faster processors and standard UConnect 4 with 7.0-inch touch-screen displays on all trims. Bluetooth and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities are also standard. Each vehicle comes with a base six-speaker audio system, USB port, 12-volt outlets, and an auxiliary jack. Upper trims offer more options, including an available 8.4-inch touch screen to go with the standard UConnect 4 or optional UConnect 4NAV, voice-command capabilities, satellite radio, an Alpine premium sound system, and additional USB ports. Safety Features The 2019 Jeep Cherokee comes standard with several safety features, including a backup camera, eight airbags, and hill start assist. Available features include adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and roll mitigation. Lots of revisions have been made to the 2019 Jeep Cherokee to make it a fantastic vehicle for both the daily driver and the off-road adventurer. From the stylish new body design to the family-friendly safety and infotainment features, this compact crossover has it all. Test drive one today and see for yourself what all the excitement surrounding this vehicle is really all about. Image via Jeep.com

Jeep Wranglers are one of the most iconic Jeep vehicles, with their angular frames and rugged off-road abilities embodying the adventurous spirit of the manufacturer. Thanks to its remarkable customizability, it's a popular choice for car enthusiasts looking to build their dream vehicles. Therefore, it's not surprising that there are a number of celebrities who own and regularly use Jeep Wranglers. Here are four stars who love their Jeeps. John Cena While many of the celebrities on this list are driving high-end, luxury versions of the Jeep Wrangler, John Cena is still driving his 1989 Jeep Wrangler that he purchased with his first ever WWE paycheck. According to an interview with Auto Geek, Cena is still a massive fan of his Wrangler. He stated: "Dollar for dollar, this one has given me far and away the most joy. And, this is one that I'll never get rid of." Cena's love for his Wrangler is not only a testament to the brand's drivability but also its hardiness. When he purchased the vehicle, it was already 12 years old and had 80,000 miles on it. He still drives it regularly to this day. more Kevin Hart Kevin Hart is a famous comedian that has a substantial luxury car collection, including a 1966 Pontiac GTO and a flashy 2016 BMW i8. One of the most distinctive vehicles in his collection is a modified Jeep Wrangler. Reconfigured by famous auto customizers Stealth Motor Works, this blacked out Wrangler keeps the traditional Jeep Wrangler look augmented with glossy black bodywork and trim plus red accents. Hart has nicknamed the Wrangler the "Beast," and its intimidating frame and aesthetics make it clear how it earned that name. It's one of Hart's most regularly used vehicles. Floyd Mayweather Jr With one of the most impressive celebrity car collections, undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr has some of the most expensive vehicles on the market. This includes multiple Bugattis, a McLaren, two high-end Ferraris, and a variety of other incredible and rare cars. His Jeep Wrangler was purchased after his infamous match with Manny Paquiano, and the custom work was completed by Miami company The Auto Firm. Customizations include alligator skin upholstery, blacked out bodywork with red highlights and LED lights, and fender flares. It's clearly a Wrangler designed to hit the trails with its heightened stance and aggressive wheels, light bar, and door-off structure. Lebron James In true luxury style, Lebron James' Jeep Wrangler was customized by Ultimate Auto of Orlando and is all-over gold with black accents. Absolutely eye-catching, this vehicle is undeniably a Wrangler and undeniably upscale. Its interior includes "King James" embroidery accents of a lion wearing a crown that is contrasted against the black and orange interior color scheme. These are just a few of the celebrities who own Jeep Wranglers, which are all part of large exotic car collections. The Wranglers easily hold their own due to their uniquely American aesthetics and impressive power coupled with rugged capabilities. Image via Jeep.com