[Kona coffee]

I got it. Press the OK button on the steering wheel for both gas average & miles average. It’s a learning process. This Jeep is I going into the third week of ownership.

My thoughts so far for the Jeep Compass? On the Highways the Compass handles the roads very well, easy to steer. I am use to rough riding vehicles ( owning 4x4 since the 70’s to present.)
The 4x4 is use everyday to come home and go out to town. We live on a Coffee farm located on a hill side, a bit rocky dirt, some part of the road has some paving.
Gas tank is small, average gas between 20.0-24.7 225/65/r17 BFG Trail Terrain tires.
Easy to park. My wife find it easy to drive. She also drives the 4x4 Toyota Tundra sometimes when needed.

The looks are nice ,White with a black roof, the red tow hooks looks “cool”. Interior is leather with cloth . All black. For us the interior looks very nice. Note we are in the 70’s -old folks here.
Seat are not the most comfortable. Having a hard time finding the right balance of comfort.

Over all we are very happy with the Jeep Compass Trailhawk. Our 2001 Tundra get less 13 mpg, my 2019 Tacoma LB TRD-lifted, gets less 13 mpg. So having this Jeep getting 20 mpg…nice!

 

[BooMan 62]

I show 324 on fill up. Once it auto shuts off , I do not add anymore. Mine is a 21 TH. Majority of driving is rural paved roads. I do not pedal to the metal and not sure the tank size.

 

[Kona coffee]

Thank you, Jeep Compass MPG … I am finding myself filling up two times a week. Most of our other vehicles, maybe once a week or every other week.. And my wife and are both retired. Mostly shopping and visiting other people. Off road everyday too. From the house we go to the coffee mill every morning. Is A very short drive. There is alway some kind of work to do plus our vegetable garden needs daily care too. Down hills I am usually 4- lock. Up hills 4-Low plus rock mode.