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For any adventurous Jeep owner, there's nothing like removing your soft top roof on a beautiful day for that feeling of closeness to nature. The following Jeep soft top maintenance guidelines will keep yours in great shape for as long as possible. You should also know when to replace it. more Storage Tips for Long-Lasting Durability Clean Your Soft Top Often Every time you clean your car, also clean the soft top. Gently rinse away any dirt and debris, then use a suitable soft top cleaning product or mild soap solution to wipe the fabric surface down with circular motions. You can ask our technicians for guidance on the ideal cleaning products for your Jeep's soft top fabric. Avoid High-Pressure Washing Note that your Jeep's soft top material and seals can be damaged by high-pressure washing. It's best to avoid automatic car washes that use high-pressure jets of water and harsh brush scrubbing. Lubricate the Seals and Zippers When cleaning your soft top, pay close attention to the seals and zippers and remove any trapped dirt. These metallic parts are susceptible to corrosion if left unprotected. You can prevent corrosion by regularly applying a layer of wax or silicone spray to the seals and zippers, which also provides lubrication to help them function smoothly. Apply a Protective Coating UV rays in sunlight are a threat to soft tops over time; direct sunlight can cause the fabric material to gradually fade and crack. To prevent this, obtain a special soft top coating product with UV-protection qualities, and apply it routinely to keep your soft top supple and looking great for the long run. Signs It's Time to Replace Your Jeep's Soft Top It's unlikely that your soft top will outlast the vehicle, which means you'll need to replace it once or twice. If your soft top has started to leak and allow rain into your Jeep when closed, it's time for a new one. Any indication that it no longer fits your Jeep snugly, such as flapping sounds when driving, means you need a replacement. Other warning signs are discoloration from sunlight, cracks, and tears. A soft top should be effortless to remove and install. If yours gets stuck or takes you too much time to remove, you'll probably need a new one. Damaged or snapped zippers or missing zipper teeth are another sign that an aging soft top has to go. Sometimes, these issues can be repaired to extend the soft top's lifespan; our experienced Jeep technicians can either fix or promptly replace your soft top. Bring your Jeep to Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Anderson, IN, today for soft top maintenance or any other essential vehicle services.

Off-roading enthusiasts should have their suspension inspected and serviced once a year. As your Jeep's suspension and tires handle the myriad bumps and dips of rough off-road tracks, they're put under more strain than usual. Proper maintenance ensures that the struts, shocks, springs, and joints of your Jeep's suspension stay in great shape, evening out your ride no matter the terrain. Here are some important Jeep suspension maintenance guidelines to follow, plus warning signs that your suspension needs attention. more Check Air Pressure in Each Tire Monthly Your suspension connects the wheels to the car, absorbing bumps, dips, and irregularities in the road, providing constant stability and control. For this reason, a large part of suspension maintenance is looking after your tires; the two components have a huge impact on each other. With this in mind, always keep your tires at the PSI recommended in your owner's manual. Improperly inflated tires harm the suspension and put you at risk on the road. It's best to check air pressure once a month or more. Measure Wheel Alignment Twice a Year When off-roading, your tires continuously hit rocks, boulders, tree roots, ruts, and all kinds of rough terrain elements. All these impacts can slowly push wheels out of alignment, which means the suspension has become slightly crooked. Such misalignment is no good for your Jeep. Have your alignment measured twice a year, even more frequently if you off-road regularly, and corrected whenever necessary. Check the Tread Depths of Your Tires Make sure your tires always have sufficient tread depth for your off-road adventures. This is more than the usual 2/32 of an inch in tread depth. It's often recommended to have at least 5/32 of an inch in depth on each wheel for optimal off-road traction. Keep Your Tires Even With Regular Rotations Your Jeep's tires should also be rotated twice a year. This keeps them uniform. Without regular rotations, tires tend to wear down unevenly, putting awkward pressure on the suspension. Schedule Routine Jeep Suspension Maintenance Once a year or more, ask one of our technicians to inspect and test each suspension shock, strut, spring, joint, rod, bar, and arm. We can make adjustments and tighten things up where necessary, and replace any worn-out components. Look Out for Signs of Worn-Out Suspension Parts In addition to the above tips, always respond promptly to indications that your suspension is overly worn. Signs of a developing suspension fault include bouncing after dips and bumps, excessive vibrations, the vehicle leaning toward one corner, and the front dipping excessively when you brake. Visit Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Anderson, IN, for premium customer service, whatever your automotive needs.

Jeep vehicles have a legendary reputation for their powerful performance and feature-packed interior. Whether you're a seasoned off-roader or looking to explore the great outdoors for the first time, there's a 2024 Jeep Compass trim for every taste. more 1. Sport Forward-thinking safety features and multiple essentials make the entry-level Jeep Compass trim an excellent companion for your daily rides. Under the hood, it is powered by a 2-liter engine that produces an impressive 200 horsepower. Safety technologies include all-speed traction control, blind spot detection, cross-path detection, drowsy driver detection, and full-speed forward collision warning. Speed-sensitive power locks will automatically activate at higher speeds, and the rear window defroster helps melt frost, snow, and ice to improve visibility. In terms of connectivity, passengers can access SiriusXM, a 6-speaker sound system, and a 10.1-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integrations. 2. Latitude Step up to the Jeep Compass Latitude trim for exciting amenities like premium cloth and vinyl bucket seats that are contoured to seat passengers comfortably and securely. The interior also provides a TechnoLeather steering wheel and a leather-wrapped shift knob. Visibility on the road is enhanced by fog and cornering lamps, overhead console ambient LED lamps, and automatic high-beam headlamp control. 3. Latitude Lux The Compass Latitude Lux trim comes with most Latitude features, plus leatherette seats, a 2-way power lumbar adjustable driver seat, and an 8-way power adjustable seat. Heated front seats and steering wheel provide warmth during cold days. The remote start system allows drivers to start the car's engine with the key fob from a distance. 4. Limited The Limited trim takes your commute up a notch with upgraded driver-help tech and interior luxury features. Key features include exterior mirrors with supplemental signals, front map-pocket LED lamps, and a gloss-black fascia insert and grille with chrome rings. Intermittent windshield wipers turn on automatically, so you won't have to take your hands off the wheel to adjust the wind controls as the rain increases and decreases. 5. Trailhawk Take your driving experience to a whole new level with the sophisticated, adventure-ready Compass Trailhawk trim. It features a black hood decal, neutral gray exterior accents, and black daylight opening moldings that add a stylish touch to the exterior. All-terrain tires improve traction on different surfaces, including on- and off-road. The interior features premium cloth and leather-trimmed bucket seats, a 6-way manual adjustable driver seat, red stitching accents, and all-season floor mats. The luxurious yet versatile 2024 Compass impresses at every trim level. Its state-of-the-art tech is sure to turn every ride into an adventure. Stop by ED Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM dealership in Anderson, IN, to explore the entire line-up of the 2024 Compass.

The 2024 Jeep Gladiator combines the power of a truck with the versatility of a Jeep Wrangler. So, it should come as no surprise that this vehicle is equipped to take on the toughest roads and trails. Check out some features that make the Gladiator a great choice for off-roading. more The Power of a Pickup Truck The 2024 Gladiator is Jeep's best pickup truck yet. This powerful vehicle boasts a towing capacity of up to 7,700 pounds and a maximum 4x4 payload capacity of 1,725 pounds. If you plan to take an RV or trailer full of your outdoor gear with you, the Gladiator can help you get where you need to go no matter how difficult the roads are. Off-Road Features and Tools The Gladiator's stylish and rugged exterior is more than just for looks. This vehicle is designed with off-roading in mind and equipped with tools to help you take on any adventure. With an 11.6-inch ground clearance, you can easily climb over rocks, downed tree limbs, and bumpy, uneven trails. The 4x4 system provides traction on any terrain, while an optimized wheelbase and precision steering make it easy to navigate obstacles and tricky trails. Special water seals and high air intakes let you ford water up to 31.5 inches deep. A Gladiator Designed for Your Adventure Each of the ten models of the 2024 Gladiator has features designed with different adventures in mind. If you know you'll be taking on the deserts of Arizona, Utah, or Southern California, look for the Desert Rated Badge on a Gladiator. You'll find this badge on the Gladiator Mojave, which is designed to withstand harsh desert conditions like heat, dust, and sand. The Trail Rated Jeep badge indicates that the vehicle has undergone rigorous testing and can take on the toughest trails regardless of the terrain. All Gladiators feature this badge. Technology for Every Adventure While the 2024 Gladiator might be a rugged outdoor vehicle, inside you'll find a variety of technology designed for every kind of adventure. A 12.3-inch touchscreen display is just as perfect for choosing your next song as it is for using navigation to get to your destination. Voice recognition lets you change your destination, make calls, or switch up your music while driving in busy traffic or on winding dirt roads. With the Uconnect 5 NAV system, you can take advantage of the Segment-Exclusive Integrated Off-Road Adventure Guides. These guides are designed to help you explore a variety of off-road trails across the country. Are you dreaming of owning your own Jeep Gladiator? Visit Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Anderson, IN today to test drive the Gladiator or check out the other vehicles in our inventory.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a staple of Jeep's lineup, and every year, drivers anticipate the release of a new model. The 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee, which you can buy from your local Jeep dealership, certainly lives up to drivers' high expectations. It's feature-packed, great for adventures, and a fantastic family SUV. more Fantastic Safety Technology The Jeep Grand Cherokee contains an array of intuitive features designed to keep you safer. A digital rearview mirror shows you a camera feed of the area behind your vehicle. You can turn this on and off as needed. A surround-view camera lets you see all the other areas around the car. This SUV has the most security and safety features available in its class, and each one is incredibly useful. Other available driver assistance features include drowsy driver detection, parallel and perpendicular park assist, and active driving assist. Incredible Capability on the Trails If you love adventures, then the Jeep Grand Cherokee will serve you well. The Trailhawk trim is the best variation of this SUV for adventuring in the great outdoors. It has 10.9 inches of ground clearance so you can easily drive over logs and large rocks. You can also drive through water up to 24 inches deep thanks to the special water sealing on the underside of the vehicle. It has incredible articulation, fantastic traction, and the perfect amount of maneuverability that you need while out on your adventures. Lots of Wonderful Technology Inside Your family can stay informed and entertained in the Grand Cherokee thanks to the 10.1-inch touchscreen, which allows you to easily access the Uconnect 5 NAV infotainment system. If you have multiple drivers in your family, then you'll love how you can make five user profiles on the system. Each user can customize their home screen to make it easy to access the features they use most. Multiple smartphones can connect to this system at one time. If you want even more tech in the cabin, then you can equip the car with a passenger-side screen. That'll enable the front seat passenger to do things such as send directions to the driver's display. Fantastic for Entertaining and Monitoring Kids Keeping an eye on kids or pets in the back of the car is really easy with the rear-row cameras in the Grand Cherokee. You can zoom in on the display to make sure everyone is safe and sound. The kids will also be highly entertained on long trips thanks to the available rear-seat entertainment package, where the kids get their own screens with available Amazon Fire TV. Come by Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM in Anderson, IN to take the Grand Cherokee out for a test drive. Call 888-82-4086 to arrange it now.

For Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM owners, getting preventative maintenance done at the dealership provides numerous benefits. Preventive maintenance involves regularly scheduled inspections, parts replacements, and vehicle care by a certified dealer. Let's look at the importance of getting your car maintained at your Chrysler dealer. more Detect and Solve Minor Issues During preventive maintenance visits, your dealer's technicians conduct visual checks and use advanced diagnostic tools to scan for hidden issues. These tests can reveal minor issues before they worsen and lead to costly repairs. For example, they will perform the following checks on your vehicle: Check all fluid levels Inspect timing belts and hoses Inspect suspension parts like shocks, struts, and ball joints Check the emissions system Test the battery These tests will catch minor leaks, abnormal wear, and component damage early, allowing for prompt repairs. If you need replacement parts, the technicians will use original factory components to ensure optimal vehicle performance. Improve Safety and Reliability Regular maintenance improves your vehicle's safety and reliability, leading to a better driving experience. The technicians will inspect safety components like brake pads, brake pedals, and rotors to check for wear and tear. They will recommend replacement of worn-out parts to ensure smooth and reliable braking. CDJR technicians also check the tires and perform scheduled tire rotations, inflation, and balancing to improve the vehicle's handling. They can use the OBD2 scanner to read trouble codes for other safety components like airbags and sensors. This allows prompt repairs, which enhances the reliability of the vehicle's safety systems. Prevent Unexpected Breakdowns Through routine diagnostic scans and visual checks, your CDJR technicians pinpoint issues that could potentially lead to breakdowns. For example, testing the battery can save you from being stranded with a dead battery. The technicians will also examine belts, hoses, and electronics that could fail without warning. Addressing these problems early on increases reliability and provides peace of mind. Improve Fuel Mileage Routine maintenance can optimize your car's fuel efficiency and save you money at the pump. With engine diagnostics, you can reveal hidden issues early and optimize performance. Timely oil and filter changes, coolant checks, and replacement of spark plugs and faulty oxygen sensors help the engine burn fuel more efficiently. This translates into improved fuel economy and savings on gas. Build a Solid Maintenance Record Getting preventive maintenance at your CDJR dealer allows you to build a solid maintenance record for your vehicle. The dealer documents every scheduled service and part replacement with OEM parts. When the time comes to trade in or sell your vehicle, you can provide proof that the car was properly maintained. The pristine multi-year maintenance history allows you to achieve the maximum resale value for your vehicle. The time and money you invest in maintaining your vehicle will pay off in the long run. You will enjoy improved safety, reliability, and fuel economy. Swing by Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to schedule preventive maintenance for your ride.

Adventurous and ready for both highway road trips and off-road trails, the 2024 Jeep Compass is a stylish SUV here at your local Jeep dealer that offers sporty performance and versatility in a spacious two-row design. Also providing innovative technology and first-class cabin comforts, this edition has many impressive things going for it, though these five features are clear standouts. more 1. A Turbocharged Engine Powering this edition of the Compass is a responsive 2.0-liter engine that provides strong performance to complement the all-wheel-drive system. With a 200-horsepower output and 221 pound-feet of torque, this turbocharged four-cylinder lends the vehicle quick acceleration, as well as enough strength to tow up to 2,000 pounds, making it simple to haul trailers when you need to. 2. Full-Color Infotainment With a large, full-color 10.1-inch touchscreen, the innovative Uconnect 5 NAV is the Compass's all-in-one infotainment system. This feature allows you to stream music wirelessly from both Android and Apple devices, get turn-by-turn instructions to destinations using its advanced navigation function, and make hands-free calls without ever taking your hands off the wheel with its voice recognition technology. 3. Adaptive Cruise Control All of the driver-assist features offered for this edition are certainly impressive, though the Adaptive Cruise Control stands out as one of the most innovative by providing both convenience and safety in a single feature. When cruising highways, this system maintains whatever speed you prefer while only slowing down or braking when necessary to ensure there's always a safe distance between you and vehicles driving in front of you. 4. Luxury Seating Options This edition's seating options are impressively luxurious and sure to make drives more comfortable for all, with premium materials available that include leatherette and real leather. While the front-row seats can be heated and provide a memory setting for the driver's seat and lumbar support for both, a convenient 60/40 split-folding bench seat can be found in the back, making it simple to free up as much space as you need for cargo. 5. A Panoramic Sunroof A wide array of luxury amenities are also available for this SUV, including an expansive sunroof that everyone can enjoy when the weather's nice out. With two panels that span across both rows, the panoramic sunroof is sure to be appreciated when stargazing, letting light in on sunny days, or ventilating the cabin, and it opens quickly and quietly with the push of a button. These five highlights are merely a glimpse of everything this fun-loving SUV has to offer, so contact us today at Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to schedule your test drive and see it up close.

If you're a Jeep owner, you know that your vehicle is more than just a means of transportation: it's a ticket to adventure. But whether you're cruising through city streets or tackling rugged trails, having effective and reliable headlights is essential for safe driving. It's not uncommon for headlights to wear out or become less effective over time, so how can you tell if you need new headlights from the Jeep dealer? Let's shed some light on it. more Dimming Lights The first indicator that your Jeep might need a new set of headlights is a noticeable dimming of the lights. This is typically due to the regular wear and tear of aging bulbs, which leads to reduced brightness. If your headlights seem weaker than they should be, it could either be a simple case of needing new bulbs or a more complex issue with the Jeep's electrical system. Flickering Headlights Another common issue is flickering headlights. If your headlights randomly change intensity or flicker, this could be due to a loose connection, a failing bulb, or an alternator problem. In such cases, it's best to get a professional inspection to determine the exact cause and solution. Yellow or Cloudy Lenses Over time, your headlights' lenses may become cloudy or yellowed, a problem primarily caused by oxidation from UV exposure and environmental factors. It may be possible to reduce the problem with headlight restoration, but severe cases might require replacing the entire headlight unit instead. Moisture Inside the Headlights If you see water on the inside of your headlights, it is cause for concern. Usually, this means the seal is broken, and once moisture has entered, it can cause further damage to the headlights. If you notice condensation or water droplets inside the lens, you will probably need to replace the headlight assembly to prevent further issues. Misaligned Beams If your headlights point in the wrong direction, they may need a realignment. Uneven beams of light can be distracting to both you and other drivers on the road, so make time for this quick and easy process. Bulbs Keep Burning Out Frequent bulb burnouts could signal an underlying electrical issue in your vehicle. If you find yourself replacing the bulbs in your headlights over and over, it's worth having a professional inspection. Get New Headlights at Your Jeep Dealer If you notice any of these symptoms, don't waste any time taking your car to the dealership. Our professional technicians can evaluate your headlights and see whether you need new ones, then perform any needed repairs to get you back out onto the road. Your Jeep's headlights play a crucial role in safe driving, especially in the dark or inclement weather. From dimming to flickering or misalignment, signs of trouble should be treated promptly to ensure your vehicle remains a reliable companion on all your adventures. Visit Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM to have your headlights inspected today.

Getting an oil change whenever you need it is essential. It's one of the most important parts of your routine maintenance, and it's a service your Chrysler, Jeep, RAM, or Dodge dealer will be more than happy to perform for you as frequently as necessary. more How Often Does Your Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge/RAM Need an Oil Change? Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and RAM vehicles generally need oil replacements at least every 5,000 miles, though this can vary depending on the type of oil used in your vehicle. Specific models often use different oil, so you should check your manual and see what it says about how often you need an oil replacement for your model. How frequently you drive impacts how often you need to get your oil replaced, too. The average American drives between 10,000 and 15,000 miles per year, so you'll most likely need at least two oil and oil filter changes annually. Your dealer can help you create a service schedule to stay on top of oil replacements. There are also signs that can show up letting you know you need an oil replacement ASAP between scheduled service appointments. When to Head to the Chrysler, Jeep, RAM, and Dodge Dealer to Get Your Oil Replaced The Oil Quality Changes Fresh motor oil is a nice translucent amber shade. When it starts to get a little darker, then it's probably time for a top-up. If all of the oil is too dark to see through, then you need to get it changed. You'll also need a change if the oil texture is no longer smooth. For example, old, dirty motor oil often feels gritty between your fingers. The Engine Gets Noisier Because motor oil lubricates the parts of the engine, the engine can get louder when you have old, low-quality oil cycling through it. It might also make a knocking noise that tells you it's time to get that oil replaced as soon as you can. The Cabin Smells Like Motor Oil If you catch a subtle whiff of your oil in the cabin, then you need to head to the dealer as soon as possible. You might just need a top-off or an oil replacement, but there could also be a problem somewhere under the hood. The Gas Mileage Is Poor Take note of how quickly the fuel tank empties, because if you're stopping for gas more than usual, then it's time to visit the dealer. You might need an oil replacement, but lower gas mileage can be a sign of other issues, too. Visit Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM next time you need to get new oil for your vehicle. Our team is eager to help you out with all kinds of routine maintenance, including getting your oil replaced.

Ensuring your Chrysler or Pacifica's braking system properly works is crucial for road safety. Brake pads play a significant role in this system, as they create the necessary friction when pressed against the rotors to slow down and stop your car. It's important to replace the pads at your Chrysler dealer before they wear too thin and can't provide you with the necessary stopping power to keep you safe behind the wheel. more Lifespan and Mileage The lifespan of pads differs significantly and can range from 30,000 to 80,000 miles, depending on the vehicle you drive, the road conditions, and how frequently you use your brakes. If you drive on quiet country roads, the pads will last much longer than when you brake often or hard on congested roads in heavy traffic. To ensure your safety, replace the pads between 30,000 and 50,000 miles. Pad Thickness and Measurements New pads are typically eight to twelve millimeters thick, but the lining will wear down each time you use your brakes. The pads must be at least 6.4 millimeters thick to create the necessary friction to slow down and stop your car. If they are thinner or the wear indicators start making squealing sounds, replacing the pads as soon as possible is best to prevent brake failure. Ask your Chrysler technician to measure the pad thickness regularly and replace the pads before they wear too thin. Inspections Get a comprehensive brake inspection at your dealer from a certified technician at least once a year or every time you take your car for routine maintenance. Regular brake inspections and pad measurements will ensure the pads are replaced before they wear down and get so thin they don't work effectively and cause damage to the rotors. Replacement Signs There are signs to look out for that warn you when to get new pads. The wear indicators built into the pads will make high-pitched squealing sounds when the pads get too thin, and when the linings are worn down, your car will take longer to slow down and stop. In some cases, your car will even start to pull to the left or right when you apply the brakes. If you don't heed the signs, the pads will soon wear so thin that the bare metal will scrape against the rotors, making hideous grinding noises and causing severe damage that will lead to expensive repairs. It's vital to ensure your pads are thick enough to ensure your safety on the road. If you notice your pads are thin or squeal while braking, it's best to get them replaced by a certified Chrysler technician as soon as possible. Call Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram t oday to schedule a brake inspection, pad thickness measurement, and a professional replacement with quality pads.

If you've been looking for the perfect all-in-one SUV that delivers exceptional performance and versatility alongside plenty of interior luxury comforts, meet the 2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee L. Known for its three-row design and off-road capabilities, this edition also provides a wide array of next-level tech features and safety monitoring systems. more Powerful Performance With this edition of the Grand Cherokee L, you can take your pick between two impressive engines, with the base option being a 293-horsepower V6. The other engine, a 357-horsepower V8, is capable of towing up to 7,200 pounds, and both engines pair with an 8-speed automatic transmission that lends the vehicle smooth shifts at every speed. Four-wheel drive is offered for all six of the vehicle's trims and comes standard on Summit Reserve models. While this system can help you tackle tough terrains with ease, there's also Selec-Terrain, a terrain management system that puts versatility in your hands by letting you choose from five different driving modes for enhanced traction and performance. A Comfortable Interior The Grand Cherokee L's interior is a luxurious one that allows you and your passengers to relax on long drives with three rows of seating available, multiple fabric options including leather, and both heating and cooling settings for the driver's and front passenger's seats. To accommodate cargo, there's both a 60/40 split-folding seat and 84.6 cubic feet of available space with all the seats folded down. When you want to keep everyone entertained, the Uconnect 5 infotainment system will surely be appreciated with its hands-free voice recognition technology, smartphone connectivity, and advanced navigation system. Music played with this system sounds like never before with the available 19-speaker McIntosh audio system, along with multiple screens available for all your passengers and an Amazon Fire TV option. There's also a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot if anyone needs to connect to the internet. Advanced Safety Systems Plenty of impressive driver-assist and safety monitoring systems are also offered with the edition, like the Drowsy Driver Detection System, which can notify you if it detects you're not paying attention to the road while driving. To help you avoid collisions, both Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning and the Blind Spot Monitoring System also use alerts to inform you of hazardous situations. The first system does so if you're moving too quickly toward another vehicle and then employs Active Braking to help you automatically stop, while the second system lets you know if other vehicles are anywhere near your blind spots while on multi-lane roads. Luxury and advanced technology meet versatile performance in the 2023 edition of the Grand Cherokee L. Call us today at Ed Martin CDJR to test-drive this sophisticated Jeep SUV, and we'll be here to help if you have any questions.

In the class of smaller SUVs for 2023, the new Jeep Compass is a clear standout with its stunning performance features, first-class technology, and standard all-wheel drive. It's surprisingly spacious as well, as it seats up to five passengers, and its comfort and advanced safety systems are sure to be appreciated. With so much to love in this two-row SUV, here are six of its most impressive features that drivers love. more 1. A Powerful Turbocharged Engine The 2023 Compass's engine is a responsive, turbocharged 2.0-liter I-4 that churns out 200 horsepower and is ready to prove itself on both road trips and off-road journeys. Paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission, this engine produces 220 pound-feet of torque, giving the vehicle both smooth rides and impressive acceleration. 2. Infotainment on a Large Screen Many of this SUV's tech features, such as the available nine-speaker Alpine audio system, team with an impressive Uconnect 5 infotainment system. This feature integrates with a 10.1-inch touchscreen, the largest in its class, and offers everything from Bluetooth smartphone connectivity to advanced navigation assistance, as well as a voice command function that allows you to keep your hands on the wheel while driving. 3. Sophisticated Terrain Management The Selec-Terrain feature is a traction management system that complements the vehicle's all-wheel-drive powertrain. To adapt the vehicle to challenges in different scenarios, this system offers four modes with most trims (Auto, Sand/Mud, Sport, and Snow), though, in the rugged Trailhawk model, it adds Rock mode to tackle more demanding terrains. 4. Comfortable and Stylish Seats This edition's bucket seats offer many different comfort features, including a heating function and both eight-way and six-way power adjustable settings. They also come in many different colors and fabrics, including a unique Black/Ruby Red combo with the Trailhawk trim and premium leather trim for select upper-end models. 5. An Intuitive Parking System Parking with the Compass is both fun and convenient with the available Parallel and Perpendicular Park & Unpark Assist features. After choosing an available parking spot, you can activate this feature and watch it steer the vehicle into the space while you still control shifting, braking, and accelerating. 6. An Expansive Sunroof for All While many other vehicles come with a conventional sunroof, this one offers an expansive dual-pane panoramic one. This sunroof not only opens over the front row but also in the second row, allowing everybody in the cabin to stargaze on warm nights or feel a cool, flowing breeze on sunny days. Praiseworthy performance, off-road capabilities, and a comfortable cabin packed full of top-notch tech features are just some of what this unique SUV has to offer. To see its other features, come take it for a test drive today by reaching out to us at Ed Martin CDJR, and get ready to be impressed.