"keprtv" declare : Four things to know about the 2017 Jeep Compass

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"Baby Grand Cherokee" is an apt descriptorThe folks at Jeep subscribe to two design philosophies: Grand Cherokee and Wrangler. Safety tech galoreThe new Jeep Compass has more than 70 available safety features, which is really impressive considering the price point. After we spent a day with the Compass, we discovered a few things we thought you should know. We've already started hearing people call the new Compass a "Baby Grand Cherokee" – and they'd be right. It has standard safety features such as seven air bags, active turn signals, rearview camera and tire pressure monitoring.


as mentioned in When it comes to price, the all new 2017 Jeep Compass has a base price of $24,900. The updated 2017 Jeep Compass is much improved compared to its predecessor. The previous version of the Compass will also be sold as a 2017 version along with the new version. For the redesigned 2017 Jeep Compass, there are four trim levels available. Technically, there are two Jeep Compass models for sale in the 2017 model year.

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Jeep CEO sees U.S. 2017 sales up or flat despite fleet reduction

Through February, Manley said U.S. retail sales to consumers were up 4 percent while fleet sales were down more than 50 percent. Fleet sales to rental agencies, businesses and government entities often involve steep discounts. By Nick CareyDETROIT (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV's Jeep chief Mike Manley said on Thursday that despite a deliberate reduction in fleet sales by the brand, full-year 2017 U.S. sales should still be up or on pace with last year's total. "We're a global brand ... and all of the regions we're in have their own versions of fuel-economy standards," Manley said. Industry experts say the review will likely only lead to a marginal easing of the fuel-efficiency targets, with China and Europe pushing for their own tough standards.

Jeep CEO sees U.S. 2017 sales up or flat despite fleet reduction


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