A 2025 Jeep Compass runs about $31,995 in the Canadian market right now. Most of them land between $29,998 and $34,989. That's your working range. If a listing sits below $30,000, look at the trim and the odometer before you get excited, and if it's pushing $35,000 you'd want a loaded configuration to justify it.
These are barely broken in. Median mileage is 14,452 km, so you're looking at nearly-new vehicles that someone else already ate the drive-off depreciation on. We've flagged 32 deals on this model year in the last 90 days, so there's real movement to shop against.
How the trims stack up
The trim you pick swings the price by roughly $3,000. The Sport is the value end at a median of $30,450, with a typical spread of $28,996 to $31,966. The North sits just above it at $30,888, close enough that the two overlap heavily. If you don't need the extra kit, the Sport is the honest buy.
The Altitude is where the money goes. Median $33,580, and its range is tight, $32,990 to $33,998, which tells you sellers price this one with confidence and don't discount much. You'll pay around $3,100 over a Sport for it. Worth it if you want the trim, but know that you're paying for the badge, not a bargain.
So the play depends on what you're after. Want the cheapest way into a 2025 Compass? Chase a Sport near $29,000. Set on the Altitude? Budget $33,000 and don't expect much wiggle room below that.
Price by trim
| Trim | Median price | Typical range |
|---|---|---|
| Altitude | $33,580 | $32,990–$33,998 |
| North | $30,888 | $29,549–$32,081 |
| Sport | $30,450 | $28,996–$31,966 |
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.