Lucas Jeep Chrysler Dodge RAM
2027 Jeep Compass • Lucas CDJR
Standard four-wheel drive and a turbo engine in a five-seat Jeep for South Jersey.
The 2027 Jeep Compass for sale in South Jersey pairs a 200-hp turbo engine with standard four-wheel drive. The Compass is a two-row SUV with five seats, so the choice at Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in Lumberton comes down to the cabin, wheels and traction equipment you want.
2027 Compass at a glance
Every Compass has the 2.0L turbo four, an eight-speed automatic and 221 lb-ft of torque. There’s one engine choice from Latitude through Trailhawk. The trim decision changes the hardware around that engine: Trailhawk gets Active Drive Low and a Rock mode, while the other trims use Jeep Active Drive.
The spread between the city and highway ratings reflects different test cycles. For Route 38 errands that include frequent stops, the lower figure is a better reference than the highway number. The Compass specs put all three ratings beside the transmission, fuel grade and tank capacity.
| Trim | Base MSRP | Equipment that shapes the choice |
|---|---|---|
| Latitude | $29,990 | Heated front seats, remote start and 17-inch wheels |
| Latitude Altitude | $32,205 | 10.1-inch screen and gloss-black 18-inch wheels |
| Limited | $34,150 | Leatherette, heated steering wheel and power liftgate |
| Trailhawk | $34,650 | Active Drive Low, skid plates and all-terrain tires |
| Limited Altitude | $35,145 | Limited cabin with dark trim and 19-inch wheels |
MSRP excludes destination, taxes, title, registration, dealer fees and options. The Compass trim comparison separates the two Altitude packages and the Trailhawk hardware so you can see what each price buys.
Latitude has an 8.4-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The other trims have a 10.1-inch display. Limited, Limited Altitude and Trailhawk add wireless charging and rear USB ports, useful when passengers want to keep their devices charged on the way to the Shore.
The upgrades sit alongside equipment that already comes on Latitude, including heated mirrors and remote start. A driver in Cherry Hill who wants a larger screen but prefers cloth seats can get both in Latitude Altitude. A Burlington buyer looking for a heated steering wheel can start with Limited.
Five people fit across two rows. With the rear seats up, the Latitude Altitude has 27.2 cubic feet behind them. The 60/40 seatback can fold on one side for a long item while leaving part of the second row available. With both sides down, maximum cargo volume is 59.8 cubic feet.
On Limited, Limited Altitude and Trailhawk, the foot-activated power liftgate comes standard. It’s a practical difference for a family returning from Cherry Hill Mall or carrying a cooler for a day near Rancocas Creek. The front-seat and cargo-opening measurements are in the dimensions guide.
The 2.0L Compass 4WD with the eight-speed automatic is rated for up to 2,000 pounds when properly equipped. The owner’s manual lists a 200-pound maximum tongue weight. Trailer weight includes the trailer and everything loaded on it, which matters for a small boat bound for a ramp near Toms River or Manahawkin.
Drivers who tow often can get a higher maximum rating in Cherokee, which also has more room behind the second row. Our Compass and Cherokee comparison puts those two differences side by side.
Blind-spot and rear cross-path detection help with lane changes and backing out of a parking spot. Forward collision warning and pedestrian and cyclist braking assist in traffic. Adaptive cruise control with stop and go, active lane management and a rearview camera also come standard. These systems assist the driver, who remains responsible for steering and braking.
Latitude puts heated seats, remote start and standard 4×4 at the lowest starting price. Limited is the straightforward move for shoppers who want leatherette, a heated wheel and a power liftgate. Trailhawk is for buyers who want its underbody protection and lower-speed traction hardware. Limited Altitude keeps Limited’s cabin and changes the wheels and trim.
Lucas Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is at 1624 NJ-38, Lumberton Township, NJ 08048. Shoppers from Cherry Hill, Burlington and Trenton can browse new Compass inventory, value a trade or talk with our finance team before visiting. Jeep’s basic limited warranty is 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Our Compass maintenance guide covers the oil, tire and inspection schedule our service department works from.
Yes. Compass has two rows and room for five, with a split rear seatback behind the front bucket seats. It suits drivers who usually carry passengers in one rear row and want a cargo area they can expand when the back seats are empty.
The 2027 Latitude starts at $29,990 before destination and options. That price already includes the turbo engine, four-wheel drive, heated front seats and remote start. Taxes, registration, dealer fees and the equipment on a specific vehicle affect the final selling price.
Jeep offers a dual-pane panoramic sunroof. On a Limited, it is part of the available Sun, Sound and Navigation Group alongside Alpine audio and built-in Uconnect navigation. The window label lists the installed options on a particular vehicle, since the roof is separate from standard Limited equipment.
All five trims use an eight-speed automatic with the 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Jeep Active Drive is standard on the road-focused trims, and Trailhawk pairs that same engine and transmission with Jeep Active Drive Low for more control at low speeds.
At Lucas in Lumberton, call (609) 354-5619 for a Compass visit. Our sales team can arrange a test drive in the trim you are shopping. If you have a vehicle to trade, Lucas can appraise it and discuss financing for the Compass during the same visit.
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