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As an SUV in a crowded but rightly popular compact market, the Jeep Compass stands apart with its classic Jeep-esque styling, reasonable price, and extremely capable offroad handling.

Jeep isn’t often considered a luxury brand. It’s known for spartan interiors, excellent engines, and unmatched offroad capability. But those who say that Jeep can’t do luxury haven’t driven a Grand Wagoneer.

The 2025 Jeep Compass continues to stand out as one of the most affordable ways to get behind the wheel of a small, capable SUV. Now in its ninth year, the Compass hasn’t seen major physical changes for 2025, but it still delivers everything buyers expect from Jeep—style, comfort, and all-weather confidence. Let's take a look at two of its trims, the (base) Sport trim and Latitude.

The Grand Cherokee continues to deliver what drivers love most about Jeep—comfort, performance, and everyday versatility. While it hasn’t seen a major refresh this year, it still feels solid, capable, and well-equipped across every trim. Let's dive into two of its more popular models, the Altitude and the Limited, in this 2025 Grand Cherokee trim level comparison.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee has been doing its thing since the early ’90s in balancing everyday comfort with real off-road chops, and it’s still one of the most familiar SUVs on the road. It’s rugged, it’s capable, and it’s never really gone out of style. Let's break down what we know so far about the 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee midsize SUV.

Do you need an SUV with two or three rows of seating that ensures a smooth ride, along with the convenience of streaming media and wireless charging? If so, prepare to check off everything on your list, because we have a comparison of two of the best SUVs to meet your needs: the mid-size crossover 2025 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the full-size crossover SUV, the 2025 Chevy Traverse.