I don't care what people say about the Renegade, I like, wife loves it, and it's an overall great vehicle for both on concrete and on the trail. Great presentation! Can't wait for your take on the Bronco whenever it launches.
Very underrated car! I had mine for 26000kms ( 2019 Limited 1.3turbo) and it drove flawless. The 1.3 turbo engine has enough grunt for every situation, the brakes are instant, and the level of refinement ( lack of interior noise and total absence of vibration) is above many high end cars that I have driven. Also the wind noise above 140km/h on Renegades equipped with accoustic glass ( Limited) is on par with many luxury sedans. Great allround car with solid feel and very refined drive. The Led headlights are also outstanding in the dark, compared to most bixenons. The steering is very quick, precise and cleverly weighted. I can honestly say that the facelifted Renegade is a bargain .
Renegades have come a long way and the 2020 model is IT. A true Jeep. I just purchased mine couple of weeks back. Just like the one in the video (Top trim, AWD, All the packs) but in Blue. They are just amazing.
Got a 2017 Renegade. Absolutely love mine. That selective 4 wheel drive is great for snowy winters, but small enough to have in the city. Perfect amount of space to lug around my music equipment. No complaints on my end. That park assist would surely come in handy though, haha!
It's really great to see someone take a "Non-Trailhawk" off-road! I have a 2016 Renegade (Dawn of Justice Edition) and it's been great for the past 80,000 kms. Now that it's paid off I've been looking at new vehicles but honestly I might just put some money into modifying my little jeep instead, lift it up a couple inches maybe add some all terrain tires, skid plates, and rock sliders and just hit the trails.
If you think 8:54 is a tight spot, you don't want to see German parking spots 🤣. However, I love this car and the video. I really want to get a Renegade.
I bought one of these , a LTD, in 2019 and kept in for three years whilst it was under warranty. It was made in Spain which worried me a bit, howerver the only fault in three years was a faulty outside temperature sensor which kept telling me to beware of ice when it was mid summer. The sensor is under the wing mirror. They simply changed the whole mirror, under warranty. Apart from that is was superb. Never missed a beat. I live in rural Scotland, so we had a bit of dirty trail stuff. The 4WD was excellent. The heated seats and heated steering wheel were just right for the Highlands. I traded it for a Merc ML350 whch was a heap of junk. I should have stayed with the Jeep.
I just bought a 2021 Jeep Renegade 80th Anniversary Edition Turbo. Black on Black. Love it. Thinking of getting her lifted, maybe 3 or 4 inches, maybe slap 35’s on her too. I’ll need to buy new rims too, the 19 inch rims are too city for me.
As much as I love Renegade reviews, you have a Huge error at 2:30. The Renegade Trailhawk does not have a Transfer Case & 4WD Low Range as a traditional 4X4 does...ie Wrangler, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee. It has a 4Low 'simulator', (Jeep's words, not mine), which just locks the vehicle into 1st Gear (with a better gear ratio over non-Trailhawk variants 21.5:1 vs 20:1). Trailhawk has different front & rear bumpers for improved approach & departure angles, 'Rock' mode on the dial, skid plates and Falken Wildpeak HT's and yes, a slight lift over other models. Anyone looking for a Renengade should look to the 1.3L Turbo for improved performance and reliability. Thanks!
I'd caution anytime thinking of buying one. My 2.4L engine seized at 14,000 with a fresh dealership oil change. At 30,000 the transmission failed. The struts will bend super easy too. I have been in the Jeep service center more then 20 times. Also there is now a class action lawsuit for the 2.4L Tigershark engine because of oil warning failures and excess oil consumption. Jeep says 1 quart every 750 miles after 50,000 miles is "normal". Buyer beware.
Great review. 36 grand is kinda steep. For the same price or cheaper you can get the Forester Limited or Touring spec which is the highest spec Forester bigger space all round. And it has all time AWD. The 2.5L Boxer engine wont suffer from turbo lag. But not many are a fan of the CVT. I daily drive the Crosstrek that has the CVT and it pretty smooth. Under normal driving the gearbox is very silent. Only under a dig will the gearbox strain. As well as the engine as i have the puny 1.6L version. There were 2 or 3 recalls for Subaru to replace some parts which i did send my car back to the dealer for the replacement. But no complains. Still missed my 2004 2.0XT Forester Turbo but have to kill it because the gearbox was shot and the replacement wasnt cheap.
Got my 2019 Renegade Limited 4x4 for about a year and going to do my first off road course in a couple weeks with it. Very curious how it will perform!
You're correct. The Renegade Trailhawk doesn't have a transfer case. What it does have is a fairly low first gear of 4.70:1 in combination with a 4.33:1 final drive ratio and that's how you get the 20:1 (21:1 in models later than mine, which have a slightly lower final drive gearing) "crawl ratio." The use of a hydraulic automatic, with a torque converter to give 2:1 torque multiplication off idle, helps mask this "crawl ratio" to a degree, as does the vehicle's relatively light (by modern standards) curb weight. In normal driving, the transmission on my Renegade Trailhawk starts off in second gear, which at 2.84:1 is more like the first gear in a traditional automatic transmission. Where I go, it's the gearing that prevents me from taking my Renegade Trailhawk everywhere I used to go in the TJ that I had. It's not the tiny tires, independent suspension all the way around, or lack of locking differentials. If the thing had a 40:1 low range, it would take me pretty much everywhere I want to go off pavement. Even 30:1 would work. I "sky" a lot of tires in the Renegade, but the brake-based torque vectoring works well enough to make this inconsequential and allows those in contact with the ground to keep the thing putzing along. From the factory, you get a 30 degree approach, 25.5 degree breakover, and 34 degree departure angle, and that's why the weenie little 27.5 inch tall tires work okay.
Holy wow, Eric! Huge step up in quality. Genuinely thought this was a different channel from frame 1. Then I recognized you. High level production for sure and your energy was great too. Can tell you were into making this great. I like the passenger dash oh shit handle. That's for hangin' on tight when the driver goes over jumps, hahaha. Despite the gauges being a bit simple and plasticky looking, I kinda dig them. Oh man that dead stop acceleration was AWFUL. You still made me more interested in this rig than I expected though. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Trying to step up my review game! For the price and decent off-road and bad weather creds there some competition, but the Renegade is unique.
That looks like a High Altitude Edition trim to me not a Limited. It’s actually a step up from the Limited and is also why everything is black inside, that’s part of the trim package.
pretty negative review. You are hard on this jeep. I have a Renegade Latitude Altitude and I love it and it works just fine on a normal trail. I use it for hunting. I have had other 4x4 in the past and never found the need for 4 low other than to tow or pull out somebody stuck. Some of the extream off roading isn't for the common person and this Jeep is just fine for the common person
The sticker price on jeeps means nothing because they are always offering incentives I wish they would put the actual price on the window so that you don’t have to play the game
Entertaining Video! Nevertheless, I have a question which is maybe a bit off-topic: What happened to the Devel Sixteen? Should it not be in production already? Did someone already take delivery? So much burning questions!
@@georgioskaraiskos8216 In US , there is more than enough space compared to Europe. As a consequence drivers there, are used to it.For them that was quite a tight spot. Nevertheless I recently got the 4xe counterpart and it actually has no problem parking in a quite tight European spot. Overall this car is ideal for our roads , performing excellent on both highways and "countryside" roads, you know what I mean , althought I suspect that the 4xe is more offroad capable than the one reviewed. @RevMatchTV , excellent review , keep up the good work.
Hi I have a 2.0D Limited 17 plate. I love my jeep & have only used 4wd once during heavy snow, which worked perfectly. My question for 4wd owners is what is the top speed you can safely drive in 4wd mode? Thank you.
That was NOT a tight parking spot for a vehicle of that length; and it took at least three times longer than it should have to park it. I could park my Grand Cherokee L in that spot, no problem. If I were waiting behind you in traffic, I would be pretty annoyed.
Chrysler got bought out by FCA with completely new engineers from Maserati and alpha Romeo now designing jeeps entire lineup. That’s why they drive nicer than a Honda or Toyota because they sell over 2.2 million of these jeep and dodge vehicles every year they can put quality materials in them on my condo selling a fourth of that and can’t afford as nice and materials I do think it’s unfair to compare people who take jeeps off-road to someone who drives a Honda on pavement and say the Honda last longer because if Honda was an off-road brand they would have a bad reputation because rock tears up metal
Why would you drive a boring car just to save the annual $200 in repairs that the completely biased Consumer Reports says $200 a year is worth a smile on my face every day and my wrangler has 160,000 miles with three minor issues in its life
Definitely has some unique styling in the segment, but if it's going to struggle to accelerate, it's pretty much a Crosstrek, and I'd rather have the Crosstrek. Great review and camera footage!
Conventional American thinking is bigger is better? No. I always looked at it as a ratio of size to capability. My Renegade TrailHawk is both shorter length than the Renegade you made the video on AND more capable. I was appalled to hear they only make the TrailHawk in a 1.4 Liter now... because you know what people were REALLY complaining about was it having TOO much power. Put a damned turbo on the 2.4 liter TrailHawk, offer it with a manual transmission, and that thing would sell like hotcakes... But, instead we have the crap FCA is trying to foist on us...
@@M3M33thousand yea look for a used car , all I buy is used cars with 20k miles and I save about 10k , I bought a 2014 dodge dart with 29k miles for 14k, currently has 117k miles still running strong 👍
Jeep has a pretty wide range of vehicles for different buyers. If you want to do more serious off roading obviously a Wrangler is going to be a better choice.
@@revmatchtv I understand that and that is why I just purchased a 2020 Grand Cherokee Trailhawk with a Hemi in February for my Birthday. I am 50 years old and Grew Up with Jeeps in my family and the name Renegade holds a Special Place in my Heart and the Abomination that Currently is carrying the name just does not CUT IT! My wife's car is a Jeep Liberty Limited that we are giving to my niece as SOON as Jeep Plant that makes the Gladiators Opens UP and my Dealership get the Gladiator Mojave that I have on Order come in which I hope will be by the end of June! The cars that Designed and Made by FIAT for European Markets and then get the Jeep Badge Slapped on them are NOT True Jeeps!
@@falcongamer58 They are WANT TO BE Jeeps! They are Marketed for Millennial that want to LOOK Like they Like the Outdoors and Want to Live the Jeep Lifestyle BUT DO NOT! 99.9% of them Have never taken their Jeeps Off Road! I went to an Off Roading Event back in February about week after I took delivery of my Grand Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 Hemi V8 Fully Loaded Still had the Temp Tag on it and I kept getting Asked by a few Young People that Had NEVER been to a Jeep Event WHAT the HELL what I doing there with a Grand Cherokee that it was not capable to go on the Same trails the Wranglers were going!!! I told them all the SAME Thing that the Grand Cherokee is as Capable as ANY Wrangler is and with the Hemi V8 it can be even more Capable but since I was running the Factory Goodyear Wrangler tires I stayed at Level 3 and below I did not want to damage my New Jeep when this set of tires are done I am putting Falken Wildpeak AT3 Tires they are more capable and will give me an instant 1 inch of Extra Lift when I go to 265/65R18 since the Goodyears are 265/60R18. I cannot wait for the Mojave to come out so I bring one HOME that is a VERY COOL TRUCK with LOTS of Capability! That was the Jeep that was put into the US Military Trials for a Light Transport Attack Vehicle!
I found the Renegade to be the better " Jeep" compared to my Wrangler and 2019 GC . It is built better, it has zero rattles, the paint and finish is better, it is more nimble and more economical. Look closer at the build quality of a 2020 GC or a Wrangler ( paint, panel alignment, exterior trim fitment) and tell me then wich is the better product. I had a couple of 2000 and 2004 GC 4.7 many years ago but in terms of build quality the actual GC and Wrangler are a complete joke. The 2019 Wrangler has already begun to show rust on the weld points of the frame.
So why does jeep have so many 4 wheel drive system's . Jeep likes to cheapen the 4 wheel drive if you buy a less expensive car. Not the case with Subaru or Mercedes or BMW
Jeep has many, many iterations of their 4 wheel drive systems it's true. Mercedes and BMW are 50-100% more expensive. Subaru is heading more up market as well.
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I don't care what people say about the Renegade, I like, wife loves it, and it's an overall great vehicle for both on concrete and on the trail. Great presentation! Can't wait for your take on the Bronco whenever it launches.
Thanks. My friend has a Renegade Trailhawk and loves it. Excited for the Bronco!
How ya fog lights doing.. mines burnt up
Ordered a new Trailhawk today
Renegades are by far the most attractive suvs ever made
A lot like a Kia Soul except able to get 4 wheel drive in the Renegade.
Very underrated car! I had mine for 26000kms ( 2019 Limited 1.3turbo) and it drove flawless. The 1.3 turbo engine has enough grunt for every situation, the brakes are instant, and the level of refinement ( lack of interior noise and total absence of vibration) is above many high end cars that I have driven. Also the wind noise above 140km/h on Renegades equipped with accoustic glass ( Limited) is on par with many luxury sedans. Great allround car with solid feel and very refined drive. The Led headlights are also outstanding in the dark, compared to most bixenons. The steering is very quick, precise and cleverly weighted. I can honestly say that the facelifted Renegade is a bargain .
Renegades have come a long way and the 2020 model is IT. A true Jeep. I just purchased mine couple of weeks back. Just like the one in the video (Top trim, AWD, All the packs) but in Blue. They are just amazing.
Got a 2017 Renegade. Absolutely love mine. That selective 4 wheel drive is great for snowy winters, but small enough to have in the city. Perfect amount of space to lug around my music equipment. No complaints on my end. That park assist would surely come in handy though, haha!
Park assist is a very cool feature
Our 2018 has been a great car... and is quite capable off road ! Don’t listen to the bad reviews... test drive one!
I enjoyed it!
It's really great to see someone take a "Non-Trailhawk" off-road! I have a 2016 Renegade (Dawn of Justice Edition) and it's been great for the past 80,000 kms. Now that it's paid off I've been looking at new vehicles but honestly I might just put some money into modifying my little jeep instead, lift it up a couple inches maybe add some all terrain tires, skid plates, and rock sliders and just hit the trails.
It's a capable little vehicle!
If you think 8:54 is a tight spot, you don't want to see German parking spots 🤣. However, I love this car and the video. I really want to get a Renegade.
nah you should check out india, traffic moves as close as 1inch
Thanks for your excellent support! I'm love my renegade!
I bought one of these , a LTD, in 2019 and kept in for three years whilst it was under warranty. It was made in Spain which worried me a bit, howerver the only fault in three years was a faulty outside temperature sensor which kept telling me to beware of ice when it was mid summer. The sensor is under the wing mirror. They simply changed the whole mirror, under warranty. Apart from that is was superb. Never missed a beat. I live in rural Scotland, so we had a bit of dirty trail stuff. The 4WD was excellent. The heated seats and heated steering wheel were just right for the Highlands. I traded it for a Merc ML350 whch was a heap of junk. I should have stayed with the Jeep.
I just bought a 2021 Jeep Renegade 80th Anniversary Edition Turbo. Black on Black. Love it. Thinking of getting her lifted, maybe 3 or 4 inches, maybe slap 35’s on her too. I’ll need to buy new rims too, the 19 inch rims are too city for me.
Shout out to all the renegade family! I love my 2020 renegade trailhawk.
I have a red Night Eagle here in the UK, live it.....
As much as I love Renegade reviews, you have a Huge error at 2:30. The Renegade Trailhawk does not have a Transfer Case & 4WD Low Range as a traditional 4X4 does...ie Wrangler, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee. It has a 4Low 'simulator', (Jeep's words, not mine), which just locks the vehicle into 1st Gear (with a better gear ratio over non-Trailhawk variants 21.5:1 vs 20:1). Trailhawk has different front & rear bumpers for improved approach & departure angles, 'Rock' mode on the dial, skid plates and Falken Wildpeak HT's and yes, a slight lift over other models. Anyone looking for a Renengade should look to the 1.3L Turbo for improved performance and reliability. Thanks!
Thanks for the clarification
You do not get a transfer case in thre trailhawk version. You get a lower gear ratio in the differentials. 4.33 in the trailhawk version vs the 3.73.
I'd caution anytime thinking of buying one. My 2.4L engine seized at 14,000 with a fresh dealership oil change. At 30,000 the transmission failed. The struts will bend super easy too. I have been in the Jeep service center more then 20 times.
Also there is now a class action lawsuit for the 2.4L Tigershark engine because of oil warning failures and excess oil consumption. Jeep says 1 quart every 750 miles after 50,000 miles is "normal". Buyer beware.
I haven’t encountered this problem, and I’m at 23,000mi, whats your environment? That might’ve had play in it seizing
what year did you have?
The Dodge Dart 2.4l i had had the same issue do not buy the 2.4 l
What year is your Renegade?
@@PrstgeWrldWde 2016 Sport 2.4L
Im here today cuz me and the wife just bought this.we traded in our 2016 jeep patriot towards this.needed to see what she wanted
I have 4 wranglers but I retired and will purchase the renegade latitude for my grocery getter. Awesome
How do you afford 4 Wranglers? They are around £40 k each in the UK....
Excelent, but here in Brazil we have this version in 2020 with 1.8 liter no turbo, Where only in 2022 arrives the 1.3 liter with turbo.
Great review. 36 grand is kinda steep. For the same price or cheaper you can get the Forester Limited or Touring spec which is the highest spec Forester bigger space all round. And it has all time AWD. The 2.5L Boxer engine wont suffer from turbo lag. But not many are a fan of the CVT.
I daily drive the Crosstrek that has the CVT and it pretty smooth. Under normal driving the gearbox is very silent. Only under a dig will the gearbox strain. As well as the engine as i have the puny 1.6L version.
There were 2 or 3 recalls for Subaru to replace some parts which i did send my car back to the dealer for the replacement. But no complains. Still missed my 2004 2.0XT Forester Turbo but have to kill it because the gearbox was shot and the replacement wasnt cheap.
At $36K it's fully loaded. That said, I've seen these at dealers for around $30K right now. The Forester is great.
Yeah this def isn't what I would pick for $36K, but I also don't think it's the worst option.
You can get pretty good deals on them, mine was 36k and I only paid 29k
Good luck getting a similar discount with Subaru, as stated by others
Got my 2019 Renegade Limited 4x4 for about a year and going to do my first off road course in a couple weeks with it. Very curious how it will perform!
Nice , thanks for the review
You bet
You did a awesome video
I don't think tailhawk has a transfer case, it just locks in 1st gear, you can do the same with limited model, just put it in manual mode haha
You're correct. The Renegade Trailhawk doesn't have a transfer case. What it does have is a fairly low first gear of 4.70:1 in combination with a 4.33:1 final drive ratio and that's how you get the 20:1 (21:1 in models later than mine, which have a slightly lower final drive gearing) "crawl ratio." The use of a hydraulic automatic, with a torque converter to give 2:1 torque multiplication off idle, helps mask this "crawl ratio" to a degree, as does the vehicle's relatively light (by modern standards) curb weight.
In normal driving, the transmission on my Renegade Trailhawk starts off in second gear, which at 2.84:1 is more like the first gear in a traditional automatic transmission.
Where I go, it's the gearing that prevents me from taking my Renegade Trailhawk everywhere I used to go in the TJ that I had. It's not the tiny tires, independent suspension all the way around, or lack of locking differentials. If the thing had a 40:1 low range, it would take me pretty much everywhere I want to go off pavement. Even 30:1 would work.
I "sky" a lot of tires in the Renegade, but the brake-based torque vectoring works well enough to make this inconsequential and allows those in contact with the ground to keep the thing putzing along. From the factory, you get a 30 degree approach, 25.5 degree breakover, and 34 degree departure angle, and that's why the weenie little 27.5 inch tall tires work okay.
Holy wow, Eric! Huge step up in quality. Genuinely thought this was a different channel from frame 1. Then I recognized you. High level production for sure and your energy was great too. Can tell you were into making this great. I like the passenger dash oh shit handle. That's for hangin' on tight when the driver goes over jumps, hahaha. Despite the gauges being a bit simple and plasticky looking, I kinda dig them. Oh man that dead stop acceleration was AWFUL. You still made me more interested in this rig than I expected though. Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it! Trying to step up my review game! For the price and decent off-road and bad weather creds there some competition, but the Renegade is unique.
Its so cute he calls that off roading 🤣🤣
That looks like a High Altitude Edition trim to me not a Limited. It’s actually a step up from the Limited and is also why everything is black inside, that’s part of the trim package.
It is the Limited. It’s a press car. It came with the factory sticker with all the options listed.
The wrangler is actually smaller (2 door). Just the engine is smaller.
is that a gas locking exterior door?
over picky reveiwer interior looks awsome
pretty negative review. You are hard on this jeep. I have a Renegade Latitude Altitude and I love it and it works just fine on a normal trail. I use it for hunting. I have had other 4x4 in the past and never found the need for 4 low other than to tow or pull out somebody stuck. Some of the extream off roading isn't for the common person and this Jeep is just fine for the common person
Does your Latitude have the Latitude badge on the back? We got the same (2020) and it only has a 4x4 badge, no Latitude.???
That’s a ridiculous price but I like they way they drive. A certified preowned version would be much more reasonable around 16k.
The sticker price on jeeps means nothing because they are always offering incentives I wish they would put the actual price on the window so that you don’t have to play the game
I decided to not buy a Renegade; the transmission lagged between 1st and 2nd gear. Very annoying.
Is that on the turbo engine and which one did you drive? Thanks
Interesting stuff!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Entertaining Video! Nevertheless, I have a question which is maybe a bit off-topic: What happened to the Devel Sixteen? Should it not be in production already? Did someone already take delivery? So much burning questions!
So many questions but no answers!
@@revmatchtv I think you must do some investigations for us here :-D
just fyi.. its a jeep.. so there are lots of customs you can pick up on accent colors. interior and exterior
"This is a tight spot" seriously dude???You could park a Grand Cherokee in there
I'll let you park it next time.
@@revmatchtv Hey,no offence,but that's not what we call a tight spot in Europe.Keep up the good work
@@georgioskaraiskos8216 In US , there is more than enough space compared to Europe. As a consequence drivers there, are used to it.For them that was quite a tight spot. Nevertheless I recently got the 4xe counterpart and it actually has no problem parking in a quite tight European spot. Overall this car is ideal for our roads , performing excellent on both highways and "countryside" roads, you know what I mean , althought I suspect that the 4xe is more offroad capable than the one reviewed. @RevMatchTV , excellent review , keep up the good work.
Hi I have a 2.0D Limited 17 plate. I love my jeep & have only used 4wd once during heavy snow, which worked perfectly. My question for 4wd owners is what is the top speed you can safely drive in 4wd mode? Thank you.
You can drive at highway speeds no problem.
Reminds me of a Kia Soul. Renegade can get four wheel drive.
What happened to the Devil 16 is there any updates
There has been no news on the car. Maybe I’ll do an update anyway:)
Great review..
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm getting my soon
I love my Renegade! The Mysky alone made me get it.
The sunroof is quite epic!
That was NOT a tight parking spot for a vehicle of that length; and it took at least three times longer than it should have to park it. I could park my Grand Cherokee L in that spot, no problem. If I were waiting behind you in traffic, I would be pretty annoyed.
Thanks for the feedback. Super helpful.😍😘😘
I dont care about being first.
I was view 69, to me, that is all that matters
Nice!
Hahaha - hope you enjoyed the review. I worked for days on this.
As soon as Chrysler sells it to Toyota or Honda, then I'll buy one
Chrysler got bought out by FCA with completely new engineers from Maserati and alpha Romeo now designing jeeps entire lineup. That’s why they drive nicer than a Honda or Toyota because they sell over 2.2 million of these jeep and dodge vehicles every year they can put quality materials in them on my condo selling a fourth of that and can’t afford as nice and materials
I do think it’s unfair to compare people who take jeeps off-road to someone who drives a Honda on pavement and say the Honda last longer because if Honda was an off-road brand they would have a bad reputation because rock tears up metal
Why would you drive a boring car just to save the annual $200 in repairs that the completely biased Consumer Reports says
$200 a year is worth a smile on my face every day and my wrangler has 160,000 miles with three minor issues in its life
I have an 18 Upland Edition with 75,000 miles. So far, no issues
That jeep is small?!
It's the smallest Jeep.
Definitely has some unique styling in the segment, but if it's going to struggle to accelerate, it's pretty much a Crosstrek, and I'd rather have the Crosstrek.
Great review and camera footage!
Thanks! I worked hard on this review! It's true there's a lot of competition at this price point but Jeep does sell a lot of these.
Conventional American thinking is bigger is better? No. I always looked at it as a ratio of size to capability. My Renegade TrailHawk is both shorter length than the Renegade you made the video on AND more capable. I was appalled to hear they only make the TrailHawk in a 1.4 Liter now... because you know what people were REALLY complaining about was it having TOO much power. Put a damned turbo on the 2.4 liter TrailHawk, offer it with a manual transmission, and that thing would sell like hotcakes...
But, instead we have the crap FCA is trying to foist on us...
@@3vo408 I’ve been to Moab with my TrailHawk. What I wished I had was turbo and manual transmission.
Plz cme soon to India....
Buy the Suzuki Jimny...
@@tgamble1000 sorry ... No Maruti...
Looks like North Fork Road.
This was southern California in the desert!
If i win in lottery i will buy this for sure. Ryt away
You can get a used one for a good price, I got a 2017 latitude 4x4 for 17k
@@Brandon-to9vp that’s exactly what I plan to do. I feel like it would a great first car for me price wise
@@M3M33thousand yea look for a used car , all I buy is used cars with 20k miles and I save about 10k , I bought a 2014 dodge dart with 29k miles for 14k, currently has 117k miles still running strong 👍
That was a ford,not a fjord. Different things,the more you know.
FCA?! Ain’t no way!
It’s an Chrysler FCA product ...that says it all wether to purchase one or not ......NOT
hello nice land rover
Not quite a Land Rover!
lol
its pretty close
The car is excellent but service is very worst... example my punto car... TN34Y0019
Is there another dealer you can try?
@@revmatchtv better we'll go for local shop
Cool
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@revmatchtv yup
Junk..this is Fiat, not Jeep anymore..
Same old style interiors! 🤮
Also the same old Fiat 500. The Renegade and the Jeep Compass both share the Fiat 500 platform.
The Renegade and Compass are NOT REAL Jeeps just cars that have an ALL Wheel drive system!
They're baby jeeps
Jeep has a pretty wide range of vehicles for different buyers. If you want to do more serious off roading obviously a Wrangler is going to be a better choice.
@@revmatchtv I understand that and that is why I just purchased a 2020 Grand Cherokee Trailhawk with a Hemi in February for my Birthday. I am 50 years old and Grew Up with Jeeps in my family and the name Renegade holds a Special Place in my Heart and the Abomination that Currently is carrying the name just does not CUT IT! My wife's car is a Jeep Liberty Limited that we are giving to my niece as SOON as Jeep Plant that makes the Gladiators Opens UP and my Dealership get the Gladiator Mojave that I have on Order come in which I hope will be by the end of June! The cars that Designed and Made by FIAT for European Markets and then get the Jeep Badge Slapped on them are NOT True Jeeps!
@@falcongamer58 They are WANT TO BE Jeeps! They are Marketed for Millennial that want to LOOK Like they Like the Outdoors and Want to Live the Jeep Lifestyle BUT DO NOT! 99.9% of them Have never taken their Jeeps Off Road! I went to an Off Roading Event back in February about week after I took delivery of my Grand Cherokee Trailhawk 4x4 Hemi V8 Fully Loaded Still had the Temp Tag on it and I kept getting Asked by a few Young People that Had NEVER been to a Jeep Event WHAT the HELL what I doing there with a Grand Cherokee that it was not capable to go on the Same trails the Wranglers were going!!! I told them all the SAME Thing that the Grand Cherokee is as Capable as ANY Wrangler is and with the Hemi V8 it can be even more Capable but since I was running the Factory Goodyear Wrangler tires I stayed at Level 3 and below I did not want to damage my New Jeep when this set of tires are done I am putting Falken Wildpeak AT3 Tires they are more capable and will give me an instant 1 inch of Extra Lift when I go to 265/65R18 since the Goodyears are 265/60R18. I cannot wait for the Mojave to come out so I bring one HOME that is a VERY COOL TRUCK with LOTS of Capability! That was the Jeep that was put into the US Military Trials for a Light Transport Attack Vehicle!
I found the Renegade to be the better " Jeep" compared to my Wrangler and 2019 GC . It is built better, it has zero rattles, the paint and finish is better, it is more nimble and more economical. Look closer at the build quality of a 2020 GC or a Wrangler ( paint, panel alignment, exterior trim fitment) and tell me then wich is the better product. I had a couple of 2000 and 2004 GC 4.7 many years ago but in terms of build quality the actual GC and Wrangler are a complete joke. The 2019 Wrangler has already begun to show rust on the weld points of the frame.
For that price...Subaru
Parked next to a Subaru, the Renegade looks a million dollars...
Crap
Italian made junk...
😂😂 people are so lazy all that robot stuff and letting the car park and all that stuff is called being lazy and annoying listening to Beeps
So why does jeep have so many 4 wheel drive system's . Jeep likes to cheapen the 4 wheel drive if you buy a less expensive car. Not the case with Subaru or Mercedes or BMW
Jeep has many, many iterations of their 4 wheel drive systems it's true. Mercedes and BMW are 50-100% more expensive. Subaru is heading more up market as well.