The Jeep Compass stands out with the available Active Driving Assist system. That technology monitors lanes, traffic signs, and speed to ease highway driving, which is especially helpful on I‑94 or US‑18 during busy commutes. Safety features are built deep into the design, such as lane‑keep assist and automated emergency braking that can help prevent surprises off the beltline.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee brings another layer of practicality. With the available rear‑seat monitoring camera built into the Uconnect® 5 touchscreen, you can glance at what’s happening in the back row—perfect for ferrying kids to school in Elm Grove. Moreover, J.D. Power’s 2024 Quality & Reliability rating for the Grand Cherokee model is 81 / 100, indicating consistent dependability among verified owners.*

Then there’s the Jeep Wrangler, ready for adventure on and off pavement. With the available 4G LTE Wi‑Fi Hotspot supporting up to eight devices in a 50‑foot radius, everyone can stay connected. That’s great when towing a boat to the Glacial Drumlin State Trail or streaming routes while exploring the Kettle Moraine.

Our online finance tools help users get a clear picture before entering the dealership. The finance application allows you to submit details securely and learn whether you qualify for a loan or lease—ideal for planning before testing a Jeep Compass or Grand Cherokee. You get estimated monthly payments and an idea of terms without pressure.

Our “What’s My Buying Power” tool takes available credit and income input, and gives you a personalized range you can afford. That makes the experience more transparent when comparing trims—such as choosing between Trailhawk and Limited, selecting two‑ or three‑row seating in Grand Cherokee, or assessing options like Active Driving Assist in the Compass.