Is a 2014 Second-hand Compass Worth Buying?

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DelMorgan
09/08/25 3:01am
4-year-old second-hand Compass is worth buying, but you need to pay attention to whether the car parts are normal. The meaning of second-hand cars: Second-hand cars refer to motor vehicles that have been registered with the public security traffic management authorities, have not yet reached the national scrapping standards or are within their economically practical service life, and can still be used. The service life of cars: The concept of a car's lifespan is derived from the survival period of living organisms, but a car's lifespan is different from that of living organisms. A car is a machine composed of hundreds or thousands of parts, and it will not be scrapped just because some parts are damaged or unusable.
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OJake
09/19/25 8:37am
Back when I was into cars, I also considered a used 2014 Jeep Compass. The chassis of this Jeep model is really solid, providing a stable drive, but there's an issue with the transmission being a bit fragile, especially that CVT design—it tends to slip or make strange noises, and repairs can be costly. Before buying, make sure to thoroughly check the car's condition, look for any accident records, check if the door gaps are even, inspect tire wear, and listen for excessive noise when starting the engine. Keeping the mileage under 100,000 km is manageable, but beyond that, you might face major repairs. The AC system could also be aging, and it would be troublesome if it doesn’t cool in summer. Overall, if it's well-maintained and priced reasonably, say around 20,000 to 30,000 yuan, it’s decent for daily commuting. But if you're on a tight budget or dislike hassle, it's better to look at other brands.
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