Jeep Dimensions

Though more civilized than ever, the 2012 Jeep Wrangler remains a no-nonsense American icon. Its quirky character and original off-road features continue to hold appeal. Jeep Wrangler SUV offers the following pros: Superior off-road capability; strong engine; surprisingly fun to drive around town; two- and 4-door variations; rough-and-tumble image; it's a convertible.

The 2012 Jeep Liberty can certainly hack it in the bushes, but it struggles on the pavement. Dashboard class and fuel efficiency also leave much to be desired.

The 2011 Jeep Compass is the most cheap car in this growing category of entry-level utility cars, but it's still far better with more features rather than fewer. Jeep Compass SUV offers the following pros: Low price; good fuel efficiency; all-wheel drive; available flip-down tailgate speakers. Jeep Compass SUV drawbacks are: Unimpressive powertrain; limited trunk room compared to competitors.

With its on-road refinement, well-trimmed cab and conventional off-road ability, the 2012 Jeep Grand Jeep Cherokee is a fully competitive midsize SUV. Jeep Grand Jeep Cherokee SRT8 offers the following pros: Available V8 power; high tow rating; upscale dashboard with many available luxury features; capable off-road prowess; outlandish SRT8 model.

The 2010 Jeep Commander is a seven-passenger midsize SUV that is provided in two versions: Sport and Limited.

Those wanting a affordable way to travel off the beaten path might want to consider the 2012 Jeep Patriot. But in most other areas, the Jeep Patriot is outclassed. Jeep Patriot SUV offers the following pros: Low base price; Jeep-lite styling; above-average off-road ability; clever features.

With its on-road refinement, well-trimmed cab and conventional off-road ability, the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee is a fully competitive midsize SUV. Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 offers the following pros: Available V8 power; high tow rating; upscale dashboard with many available luxury features; capable off-road prowess; outlandish SRT8 model.