When comparing trims, the Jeep offers six trim levels, while the Chevy offers four trim levels:

Although both SUVs have special edition trims to boost their rosters, it’s the Jeep Compass that offers more standard trims. Having two additional trims gives you more ways to meet your on-road needs.

Both the Compass and the Blazer are offered with several different wheel sizes, which function for both purpose and aesthetics. Furthermore, their wheels were meant for driving, and that’s just what they’ll do. In fact, both SUVs come standard with front-wheel drivetrains!

Both models also offer an available drivetrain; however, the Jeep’s may prove to be more capable and useful out in the wild. The Compass’ available 4-wheel drive helps you feel confident tackling all types of terrain, inclement weather, and more. The Chevy’s available all-wheel drive is great for added stability but may be more useful for on-road traveling.

The Jeep and the Chevy will adapt to your surroundings with their comparable drive mode select systems. The Selec-Terrain® Traction Management System on the Compass offers Auto, Rock, Snow, and Sand/Mud modes, helping you master both the off-roads and the city streets.

The Chevy’s similar Driver Mode Selector system offers similar modes, including Tour, AWD, Tow/Haul, Off-Road, and Sport. Of these five modes, only Tour and Sport come standard with the system.

Thanks to their similar driving systems, these SUVs can take you out and about with ease. How about taking you for the long haul? Well, both the Jeep and the Chevy offer up to an EPA-estimated 22 city MPG rating. So, if you work in town or often commute to the city, you’ll drive efficiently in either model.

However, when it comes to highway hauling, the Jeep’s EPA-estimated 31 highway MPG outdoes the Chevy’s EPA-estimated 29 highway MPG rating. Those two additional miles will help you venture farther and explore new routes longer.

In the Chevy Blazer, you’ll have an 8-inch touchscreen display as your right-hand man. The Jeep Compass offers an 8.4-inch display. Either display will help you clearly see your infotainment and navigation. However, this is the only screen size offered for the Chevy. On the other hand, the Jeep offers an available 10.1-inch display!

Same goes for their instrument clusters. The Blazer is available with an 8-inch Driver Information Center, which is impressive. However, your vital vehicle information will look larger than life in the Compass thanks to its available 10.25-inch digital cluster display.

Along with their connectivity features, these models also prioritize your comfort. Whether you live in a chilly climate or often commute in the early morning or after dark, the available heated front seats and heated steering wheel in these SUVs will keep you and your copilot cozy.

Your rear-seat passengers can also get in on the action with available heated rear seats in the Jeep Compass! Unfortunately, a similar amenity is unavailable in the Chevy Blazer.