2027 Jeep Compass • Lucas CDJR
Answers about buying, using and servicing the Compass in South Jersey.

The 2027 Jeep Compass FAQs for South Jersey cover the details that come up between choosing a trim and making a trip to Lucas in Lumberton. Compass pairs standard four-wheel drive with a five-seat cabin. Trim changes range from a larger screen to skid plates and low-speed 4×4 hardware.
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Jeep’s base MSRP is before destination. The 2027 Compass lineup spans $29,990 for Latitude to $35,145 for Limited Altitude on that basis. Optional equipment, taxes, title, registration and dealer fees also affect the selling price. Lucas can provide the price for a specific vehicle.
No. The five trim choices all use the same 200-hp turbocharged engine and eight-speed automatic. Higher prices buy cabin upgrades, appearance features or the Trailhawk hardware. That lets a buyer shop for equipment without paying extra to move into a different engine.
Limited has a power driver seat, and Limited Altitude retains it. Those trims also have leatherette and a heated steering wheel. A driver who wants that seat adjustment can start with Limited and decide separately whether the Altitude wheels and dark trim are worth adding.

The U.S. 2027 Compass uses a 2.0L turbocharged gasoline engine. It runs on regular unleaded and drives through an eight-speed automatic. The 2027 Cherokee is the hybrid in this comparison, with a gasoline-electric powertrain that charges as the vehicle operates.
No. The manual lists up to 2,000 pounds for a loaded trailer and up to 200 pounds for the load pressing down on the hitch. Those are separate limits for the properly equipped 2.0L Compass with the eight-speed automatic and four-wheel drive.
The Compass Selec-Terrain system includes a Snow setting along with Auto, Sand and Mud. Trailhawk adds Rock. Snow mode changes how the vehicle distributes traction, while tire grip and road conditions still affect steering and stopping. It is useful equipment for winter driving around South Jersey.
Yes. The Compass supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The systems work through the center display, which is 8.4 inches on Latitude and 10.1 inches on the other four trims. The center screen handles navigation and media from a compatible phone. A charging pad is a separate piece of equipment from phone integration.
Yes. The second-row seatback is split 60/40. One section can remain up for a rear passenger while the other makes room for a longer item. Folding both sides gives up the rear seating positions and opens the Compass’s maximum cargo space.
Rear cross-path detection and the rearview camera are standard. The camera shows the area behind the Compass, while cross-path detection can alert the driver to traffic approaching from either side. The features assist while backing out at places after an errand in Cherry Hill; the driver still checks the surroundings.

Limited has standard Active Drive four-wheel drive and focuses its upgrades on the cabin. Trailhawk uses Active Drive Low and adds skid plates, all-terrain tires, Rock mode and hill descent control. For buyers who travel rough ground, those changes are more meaningful than the shared touchscreen size.
It is standard on Limited Altitude. Latitude Altitude brings the larger center touchscreen and its own dark exterior details but is outside the three trims with standard wireless charging. If you want to skip plugging in a cable, the higher Altitude is the starting point among those two trims.
Heated front seats warm the seating surfaces, while a heated steering wheel warms the part of the rim you hold. Latitude already has heated front seats. Limited adds the heated wheel, which can make a difference during short winter trips around Burlington and Trenton.
They have different limits. The Jeep basic limited warranty is three years or 36,000 miles. The powertrain limited warranty is five years or 60,000 miles. Each uses whichever limit comes first, and the Jeep warranty booklet details which parts and repairs are covered.
Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram offers tire service at 1624 NJ-38, Lumberton Township, NJ 08048. The proper size varies by trim, so a replacement for Latitude can differ from one for Trailhawk. Our service team can check tread wear and discuss rotation or replacement.

Yes. Lucas offers an online trade appraisal and can discuss the trade as part of a Compass purchase. The value is specific to the vehicle you own. A Compass selling price and a trade value are separate figures that come together in the final purchase.
Lucas carries Compass and Cherokee, so shoppers from Turnersville, Mt Ephraim and Robbinsville can consider both at our Lumberton dealership. Compass is shorter, while Cherokee offers more cargo room. The inventory pages list individual vehicles for each model and the equipment installed on them.
The Compass trim guide shows the equipment and price steps. Lucas also offers Compass inventory, trade appraisal and service scheduling. For an outing to Rancocas State Park or Historic Smithville, the split rear seat can make room for a longer bag while keeping part of the back row free.
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