Best Used Luxury Car 2013: The Car Connection's Picks
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a new, thick-rimmed steering wheel with integrated radio, cruise control and hands-free phone controls
Trail Rated Compass gets a 1-inch lift in ride height
115-volt rear outlet that’s great for keeping the kids plugged in
FEATURES | 9 out of 10
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a new, thick-rimmed steering wheel with integrated radio, cruise control and hands-free phone controls
Edmunds' Inside Line
Trail Rated Compass gets a 1-inch lift in ride height
Motor Trend
115-volt rear outlet that’s great for keeping the kids plugged in
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Provided you're not springing for the top-level 2013 Compass with Freedom Drive II off-road capability, The Compass' equipment list is best compared to that of an affordable small car.
Air conditioning, power accessories, heated mirrors, fog lamps, keyless entry, cruise control, and fog lamps are included at the base level, along with illuminated cup holders and a removable/rechargeable light. All models also have the 60/40-split folding rear seatbacks.
Latitude and Limited models get extras like remote start, Bluetooth, and a media center with 30 gigabytes of storage. Automatic climate control and 18-inch alloys are reserved for top Limited models. A tailgate speaker system remains offered as part of the nine-speaker premium sound system.
Conclusion
Sticker prices are quite low, and you get a lot for the money in the 2013 Compass.
