2016 Jeep Patriot High Altitude
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The Patriot is Jeep's compact SUV, a boxy and straightforward alternative to the RAV4 and CR-V. It rides like a proper Jeep, with decent ground clearance and a 4WD system that handles snow and dirt trails with confidence. Inside, the cabin is simple and functional, with plenty of cargo space once you fold the rear seats flat. Some owners have dealt with Bluetooth pairing issues and a finicky tire-pressure light, but major mechanical failures are rare. The High Altitude is the top Patriot trim, giving you four-wheel drive and the stronger 2.4L I4 that the base Sport and Latitude models skip. Its 2.4L I4 makes 172 horsepower and works with the six-speed automatic to handle dirt roads and winter slush without drama, though the 22 mpg combined fuel economy trails the front-drive versions.
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Miles Overview
The Patriot is Jeep's compact SUV, a boxy and straightforward alternative to the RAV4 and CR-V. It rides like a proper Jeep, with decent ground clearance and a 4WD system that handles snow and dirt trails with confidence. Inside, the cabin is simple and functional, with plenty of cargo space once you fold the rear seats flat. Some owners have dealt with Bluetooth pairing issues and a finicky tire-pressure light, but major mechanical failures are rare. The High Altitude is the top Patriot trim, giving you four-wheel drive and the stronger 2.4L I4 that the base Sport and Latitude models skip. Its 2.4L I4 makes 172 horsepower and works with the six-speed automatic to handle dirt roads and winter slush without drama, though the 22 mpg combined fuel economy trails the front-drive versions.
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$96
6% APR for 72 months
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6 days listed
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