Used 2018 Jeep Compass Latitude for Sale in

Stringer, MS

Too many things to look at and select while driving; have to take my eyes off the road. Too busy controls, dials, buttons, etc. A Mess to try to figure out quickly where something is and how to adjust it fast. Also don't like the idea of not having a button to push for tracking mileage. I don't like having to adjust everything from the steering wheel components.

If one is short, get a running board and pedals that can be adjusted. Not much storage room, and what there is, is not good enough. Be aware of the button to turn off the engine at stop lights, or stop signs, etc. To me, it's annoying to always have to press the button to keep the engine running. In addition, the button is not easy to locate by feel; one has to take one's eyes off the road to find the darn thing. It should be located near the emergency lights switch. Headrests (actually in all cars) should be NECK rests, as the current style gets in the way of comfort when I want to lay my head back momentarily. The current headrests also contribute to creating blind spots. And the seat belts should be able to click into the receptacles for them more easily than are now being experienced. The receptacles for the seat belts are too short. There should be warning beeps on all sides of the vehicle automatically when getting too close to another object, person, or vehicle. It should be part of a standard package. Also, The headrests partially block being able to see anything outside the rear window like ambulances, fire truck, police cars etc. They all have to be closer to be seen or heard. the headrests block the views through the passenger side windows also.

I love jeep and have been a loyal jeep enthusiast for over a decade! I recently purchased my 2018 Jeep Compass and even though I love it overall, there is one particular feature (or lack there of) that has caused an unpleasant drive for the family - no rear seat airflow. I have two children still in car seats and will be for at least the next 5 years. It is very easy for children to overheat in a car seat and causes concern in extreme heat and long trips. Without an air vent to easily direct towards the child makes trips during these times very difficult. Additionally as the backseat can only support two car seats/boosters, I wouldn't be able to expand my family until I either have one graduate out of a booster or sale my vehicle.