In which year was the round-headlight Jeep Compass produced?
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The round-headlight Jeep Compass was produced in 2010. Exterior: The Compass features a trendy front design, inheriting the family's signature silver seven-slot grille, complemented by black inner-framed chrome fog light surrounds and smoked taillights, along with dynamic 18-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels. The vehicle's muscular body lines and rugged yet stylish appearance have received praise from netizens, who commented that "the exterior is very tough and fashionable." Interior: The Compass' interior faithfully continues Jeep's American design ethos, with simple styling and clean straight lines that emphasize practicality. After the 2014 facelift, uniquely designed two-tone seats and premium soft-touch materials previously reserved for top-tier models were introduced for the first time in the 2.4L Comfort trim, further enhancing comfort.
I remember the Jeep Compass with the round headlight design was first launched in 2007. Back then, I was a car enthusiast and often visited auto shows, seeing it in production from 2007 until around 2010. The first-generation Compass featured these classic round lights, a signature Jeep styling that mimicked the traditional elements of the Wrangler. Later, after the 2011 facelift, the headlights became square-shaped, giving it a more modern look. I guess the car you're asking about is from this period. The round-light version was sold in North America and globally, and it was highly recognizable.
