Gurnee Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM
If you want one of the most spirited SUVs on the market today, then you may have narrowed your search down to the Jeep Compass vs. Ford Escape already. But between the two models, we think that the Jeep Compass specs are far more impressive. To start off, the Jeep Compass has extra safety features that you won’t find on the Ford Escape at all. Between Active Head Restraints and a locking fuel door with remote release function, you’ll feel much more secure in your Jeep. Plus, the Compass offers a Forward Collision Warning Plus system with an automated braking feature to prevent accidents. The Equinox doesn’t have this automated braking system at all!
Additionally, the Jeep is much more powerful with its 2.4L I4 engine – generating over 10 additional horsepower and 5 lb-ft of extra torque with every push of the pedal. The mild-mannered Ford Escape simply can’t compare. Now that you’ve read our SUV comparison, feel free to check out the other great Jeep models in the lineup. See how the 2019 Jeep Cherokee and 2018 Jeep Compass compare with Gurnee CJDR, and then visit the dealership for your test drive. We’re just a short trip from Libertyville and Crystal Lake, so stop by anytime!
Active Head Restraints
Automated Braking
Locking Fuel Door
Engine
Horsepower
Torque 170
Shopping for a new pickup often comes down to one question: how much truck do you actually need? The RAM 1500 and RAM 2500 share a name, a grille, and a reputation for toughness, but underneath they’re built for very different jobs. One is a refined, comfortable half-ton designed for daily driving with real capability…
If you’re cross-shopping the Wrangler vs Gladiator, you’re really deciding between two different tools built from the same rugged blueprint. Both wear Jeep’s signature seven-slot grille and round headlights, and both can handle a rock crawl on a Saturday morning. But one is an off-road SUV and the other is a mid-size pickup with a…
If you’re comparing the Grand Cherokee vs Grand Cherokee L, the decision usually comes down to one question: how many seats do you actually need? Both SUVs share the same nameplate and plenty of engineering, but they’re built for different households. One is a nimble two-row SUV suited to daily driving and weekend errands; the…
