2023 JEEP RENEGADE 1.5 T4 E-Hybrid Mhev Limited SUV 5dr Petrol Hybrid Dct Euro 6 (s/s) (130 Ps)

Why Buy the Jeep Renegade?

The Jeep Renegade, despite its diminutive size, punches above its weight when it comes to off-road capability and character. It’s a stylish and surprisingly versatile compact SUV that offers a unique alternative to the more common offerings in its class. If you're seeking a car that can handle a bit of rough and tumble, with a quirky design and a dose of American ruggedness, the Renegade is worth serious consideration. Its compact dimensions make it ideal for navigating city streets and tight parking spaces, while its Jeep heritage means it’s more adventurous than many rivals. The elevated driving position provides good visibility, and the interior, while not the most premium, is functional and generally well-built. For those who appreciate a bit of individuality and a vehicle that can escape the asphalt when called upon, the Renegade carves out its own niche.

UK Price Guide (GBP)

The price of a used Jeep Renegade can vary significantly depending on the model year, mileage, specification, and overall condition. You can expect to find examples from around £7,000 for older, higher-mileage models, while newer, low-mileage examples with desirable trims can fetch upwards of £18,000.

Model Year	Approximate Price Range (GBP)
2015-2017	£7,000 - £11,000
2018-2020	£10,000 - £15,000
2021-Present	£14,000 - £18,000+

Specs

The Jeep Renegade is typically offered with a range of petrol and diesel engines. Common petrol options include 1.0 and 1.3-litre turbocharged units, while diesel offerings have historically featured 1.6 and 2.0-litre MultiJet engines. Transmission choices usually include manual or automatic gearboxes, with some models benefiting from Jeep's capable 4x4 systems, particularly the Trailhawk variant.

• Engines: 1.0L Turbo Petrol, 1.3L Turbo Petrol, 1.6L MultiJet Diesel, 2.0L MultiJet Diesel
• Transmission: 6-speed Manual, 7-speed Dual-Clutch Automatic, 9-speed Automatic
• Drivetrain: Front-Wheel Drive (FWD), Four-Wheel Drive (4WD)
• Length: Approx. 4,236 mm
• Width: Approx. 1,805 mm
• Height: Approx. 1,667 mm

Common Issues

While generally reliable, some Jeep Renegade owners have reported a few recurring issues. These can include:

• Electrical Gremlins: Infotainment system glitches and issues with power windows have been noted.
• Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Problems: As with many modern diesels, short journeys can lead to DPF regeneration issues, especially on older models or those not used for long runs.
• Suspension Noises: Some owners have experienced knocking or creaking sounds from the suspension.
• Minor Trim Fitment: Occasional reports of interior trim not being perfectly fitted.

It's always wise to check service history and carry out a thorough inspection for any potential problems.

Running Costs

Running costs for the Jeep Renegade are competitive for its class, though not the absolute cheapest. Fuel economy will depend heavily on the engine and transmission choice, with smaller petrol engines and diesels generally offering better MPG. Insurance costs can vary depending on the specific model and your personal circumstances. Servicing costs are generally in line with other mainstream SUVs. Road tax will be determined by CO2 emissions, so refer to the specific vehicle's VED band.

Variants

The Jeep Renegade has been available in various trim levels, each offering different levels of equipment and styling. Popular trims include:

• Sport: The entry-level model, offering essential features.
• Longitude: Adds more comfort and convenience features.
• Limited: A mid-range trim with significant upgrades to interior and exterior styling and technology.
• Trailhawk: The most rugged variant, boasting enhanced off-road capability with specific suspension, tyres, and advanced 4x4 systems.
• S: Often features sporty styling cues and a higher level of standard equipment.

Newer models may also feature updated naming conventions or special editions.