By SEMA Editors

This ’17 Jeep Compass—caught testing in Metro Detroit—looks ready to follow in the footsteps of the Cherokee.

Jeep will replace both the Compass and Patriot crossovers with one new model to squeeze between the Renegade and Cherokee. The most recent news suggests the Compass name will carry over to the new model. 

Based on a stretched version of the Renegade and Fiat 500X platform, this new Compass looks larger than the outgoing model that's been on sale since 2007, with slightly less-blocky styling than the little Renegade.

The new Compass will be one of the first recipients of FCA's new family of engines, dubbed Hurricane, with a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder being one of the sources of power, teamed with the nine-speed automatic. European-bound models should get the same sort of diesels found in the Renegade and Cherokee.

The 2017 Compass should make its appearance on the show circuit in early 2016 with an on-sale date by fall.

By SEMA Editors

This ’17 Jeep Compass—caught testing in Metro Detroit—looks ready to follow in the footsteps of the Cherokee.

Jeep will replace both the Compass and Patriot crossovers with one new model to squeeze between the Renegade and Cherokee. The most recent news suggests the Compass name will carry over to the new model. 

Based on a stretched version of the Renegade and Fiat 500X platform, this new Compass looks larger than the outgoing model that's been on sale since 2007, with slightly less-blocky styling than the little Renegade.

The new Compass will be one of the first recipients of FCA's new family of engines, dubbed Hurricane, with a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder being one of the sources of power, teamed with the nine-speed automatic. European-bound models should get the same sort of diesels found in the Renegade and Cherokee.

The 2017 Compass should make its appearance on the show circuit in early 2016 with an on-sale date by fall.

By SEMA Editors

This ’17 Jeep Compass—caught testing in Metro Detroit—looks ready to follow in the footsteps of the Cherokee.

Jeep will replace both the Compass and Patriot crossovers with one new model to squeeze between the Renegade and Cherokee. The most recent news suggests the Compass name will carry over to the new model. 

Based on a stretched version of the Renegade and Fiat 500X platform, this new Compass looks larger than the outgoing model that's been on sale since 2007, with slightly less-blocky styling than the little Renegade.

The new Compass will be one of the first recipients of FCA's new family of engines, dubbed Hurricane, with a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder being one of the sources of power, teamed with the nine-speed automatic. European-bound models should get the same sort of diesels found in the Renegade and Cherokee.

The 2017 Compass should make its appearance on the show circuit in early 2016 with an on-sale date by fall.

By SEMA Editors

This ’17 Jeep Compass—caught testing in Metro Detroit—looks ready to follow in the footsteps of the Cherokee.

Jeep will replace both the Compass and Patriot crossovers with one new model to squeeze between the Renegade and Cherokee. The most recent news suggests the Compass name will carry over to the new model. 

Based on a stretched version of the Renegade and Fiat 500X platform, this new Compass looks larger than the outgoing model that's been on sale since 2007, with slightly less-blocky styling than the little Renegade.

The new Compass will be one of the first recipients of FCA's new family of engines, dubbed Hurricane, with a 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder being one of the sources of power, teamed with the nine-speed automatic. European-bound models should get the same sort of diesels found in the Renegade and Cherokee.

The 2017 Compass should make its appearance on the show circuit in early 2016 with an on-sale date by fall.

By SEMA Editors

The SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available for groups of 10 or fewer people.

If you need a place to meet with a small group (10 or fewer) while at the 2015 SEMA Show, the SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available. There is no charge for member exhibitors and buyers* to use these rooms.

Reserve your meeting room prior to the Show, or to check room availability during the Show, please visit the SEMA rep at the meeting room check-in counter, located inside the Members Lounge.

The Members Lounge is a convenient place to grab a hot or cold lunch, network with other SEMA members, access a computer with a printer and Internet service or charge your cell phone. The Members Lounge will be open during Show hours. A hot lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. daily and a cold “Grab ‘N Go” meal can be purchased any time during Show hours.

If you are a buyer attending the SEMA Show and your company is not already a SEMA member, join now.

Contact AJ Carney at 909-978-6697 or andreac@SEMA.org if you have any questions.

* Non-exhibiting manufacturers and members otherwise eligible to exhibit are not permitted to use the meeting rooms.

By SEMA Editors

The SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available for groups of 10 or fewer people.

If you need a place to meet with a small group (10 or fewer) while at the 2015 SEMA Show, the SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available. There is no charge for member exhibitors and buyers* to use these rooms.

Reserve your meeting room prior to the Show, or to check room availability during the Show, please visit the SEMA rep at the meeting room check-in counter, located inside the Members Lounge.

The Members Lounge is a convenient place to grab a hot or cold lunch, network with other SEMA members, access a computer with a printer and Internet service or charge your cell phone. The Members Lounge will be open during Show hours. A hot lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. daily and a cold “Grab ‘N Go” meal can be purchased any time during Show hours.

If you are a buyer attending the SEMA Show and your company is not already a SEMA member, join now.

Contact AJ Carney at 909-978-6697 or andreac@SEMA.org if you have any questions.

* Non-exhibiting manufacturers and members otherwise eligible to exhibit are not permitted to use the meeting rooms.

By SEMA Editors

The SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available for groups of 10 or fewer people.

If you need a place to meet with a small group (10 or fewer) while at the 2015 SEMA Show, the SEMA Members Lounge has meeting space available. There is no charge for member exhibitors and buyers* to use these rooms.

Reserve your meeting room prior to the Show, or to check room availability during the Show, please visit the SEMA rep at the meeting room check-in counter, located inside the Members Lounge.

The Members Lounge is a convenient place to grab a hot or cold lunch, network with other SEMA members, access a computer with a printer and Internet service or charge your cell phone. The Members Lounge will be open during Show hours. A hot lunch will be served from 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. daily and a cold “Grab ‘N Go” meal can be purchased any time during Show hours.

If you are a buyer attending the SEMA Show and your company is not already a SEMA member, join now.

Contact AJ Carney at 909-978-6697 or andreac@SEMA.org if you have any questions.

* Non-exhibiting manufacturers and members otherwise eligible to exhibit are not permitted to use the meeting rooms.

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

SEMA members have a unique opportunity to schedule a free one-on-one meeting with an expert on intellectual property rights (patent, trademarks, copyrights), tax credits or antitrust laws. Meetings are available in 20-minute segments to all SEMA members registered to attend the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The meetings will take place Tuesday, November 3, and Wednesday November 4, 2015, between 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. in Room N242 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.  

Please email Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org to schedule a free consultation. Please specify your area of interest so that we can pair you with an expert specializing in that discipline.  

Our experts include:

Don’t let this chance slip by! To schedule an appointment, contact Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org or 202-783-6007, ext. 19. 

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

SEMA members have a unique opportunity to schedule a free one-on-one meeting with an expert on intellectual property rights (patent, trademarks, copyrights), tax credits or antitrust laws. Meetings are available in 20-minute segments to all SEMA members registered to attend the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The meetings will take place Tuesday, November 3, and Wednesday November 4, 2015, between 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. in Room N242 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.  

Please email Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org to schedule a free consultation. Please specify your area of interest so that we can pair you with an expert specializing in that discipline.  

Our experts include:

Don’t let this chance slip by! To schedule an appointment, contact Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org or 202-783-6007, ext. 19. 

By SEMA Washington, D.C., Staff

SEMA members have a unique opportunity to schedule a free one-on-one meeting with an expert on intellectual property rights (patent, trademarks, copyrights), tax credits or antitrust laws. Meetings are available in 20-minute segments to all SEMA members registered to attend the 2015 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The meetings will take place Tuesday, November 3, and Wednesday November 4, 2015, between 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. in Room N242 at the Las Vegas Convention Center.  

Please email Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org to schedule a free consultation. Please specify your area of interest so that we can pair you with an expert specializing in that discipline.  

Our experts include:

Don’t let this chance slip by! To schedule an appointment, contact Ashley Ailsworth at ashleya@sema.org or 202-783-6007, ext. 19.