Why are used Jeep Compasses so cheap?
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The three-year resale value retention rate of the Compass is only about 45%, significantly lower than the market average. JEEP is a marginalized American brand in China, and under this double blow, the Compass's resale value is exceptionally low. The reliability of the Compass's three major components is relatively poor, with common issues including oil burning, transmission noise, sunroof noise, severe rear wheel bearing wear, noise from the B-pillar on the passenger side, and noise from the door frame exterior trim when bumping or squeezing. Below is a related introduction to the Compass: Interior: The interior of the Compass well continues the JEEP style, with a simple design, very clean straight lines, and everything prioritized for practicality. Performance: The Compass is equipped with the world-leading dual VVT engine, paired with a rare 6-speed manual-automatic CVT transmission in its class, achieving perfect coordination. The advanced dual VVT engine can adjust the working time of the intake and exhaust valves in real-time based on its own operating conditions, delivering exceptionally strong power output and outstanding fuel economy.