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Ford Bronco Sport vs. Jeep Compass: A Farmington Driver's Comparison

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Two small SUVs with standard 4x4 and an off road minded trim at the end of each lineup. They part ways on power, cargo room and how they want to be used on a Saturday.

Spring is when people around Farmington start thinking about the lake, the river and the state parks again. It's also when a lot of shoppers who want something smaller than a full size SUV end up comparing the Ford Bronco Sport and the Jeep Compass.

On paper they look close. Both are compact, both come with four wheel drive on every 2026 model, and both offer an off road focused trim with extra hardware. They part ways on power, cargo room and how they want to be used on a Saturday. Spend time in each and the differences get clearer, especially once you load gear, hook up a small trailer or turn onto a gravel road.

Quick answer: The Ford Bronco Sport offers more power on its Badlands trim, more cargo space, a 13.2 inch touchscreen on every model and up to 2,200 pounds of towing, or 2,700 on the Badlands, when properly equipped. The Jeep Compass uses a 200 horsepower 2.0L turbo across the lineup, tows up to 2,000 pounds, and offers low range gearing on the Trailhawk. Drivers who haul gear and spend weekends outdoors often find the Ford Bronco Sport the better fit.

Ford Bronco Sport towing

Up to 2,200 lbs, 2,700 on Badlands

Jeep Compass towing

Up to 2,000 lbs

Both offer

Standard 4x4 on every 2026 model

How Do the Ford Bronco Sport and Jeep Compass Compare on Power?

Jeep keeps it simple. Every 2026 Jeep Compass uses a 2.0L turbocharged four cylinder with 200 horsepower and 221 lb-ft of torque, paired with an 8 speed automatic. For 2026, the lineup starts at the Latitude and runs up through the Limited and the Trailhawk.

The Ford Bronco Sport gives you two engines. Big Bend, Heritage and Outer Banks models use a 1.5L EcoBoost with 180 horsepower and 200 lb-ft. The Badlands steps up to a 2.0L EcoBoost with 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft. Both run through an 8 speed automatic.

Fuel economy lands close for the everyday versions. The EPA rates the 1.5L Bronco Sport 4x4 at 25 city, 30 highway and 27 combined. The Compass comes in at 23 city, 31 highway and 26 combined. The more powerful Badlands drops to 23 combined, which is the trade for that extra muscle.

Ford Bronco Sport with a roof box crossing a rocky creek, water splashing, Farmington MO

Which Handles Gravel, Ice and Trails Better?

Every 2026 Bronco Sport and every 2026 Compass comes with four wheel drive. That alone covers most of what Southeast Missouri throws at a small SUV, from a January ice storm to a washed out gravel road after a spring downpour.

Our February trim guide walks through the Bronco Sport's G.O.A.T. Modes trim by trim. For this matchup, the piece that stands out is the Badlands. Its Advanced 4x4 system uses a twin clutch rear drive unit that can send torque to a single rear wheel when the other three lose grip. That same system comes with the Sasquatch Outer Banks Package.

On the Compass, Jeep Active Drive 4x4 is standard with Selec-Terrain modes for Auto, Snow, Sand and Mud. The Trailhawk earns Jeep's Trail Rated badge and adds Active Drive Low with a 20:1 crawl ratio, Rock mode, Hill Descent Control and all terrain tires. That low range gearing is a real plus for slow, steep climbs.

Ground clearance

Ford lists up to 8.8 inches of ground clearance for the Bronco Sport with available all terrain tires, and the figure varies by trim. KBB lists the 2026 Compass at 8.1 inches, and Jeep gives the Trailhawk a one inch factory lift. On a rutted farm lane, either one clears more than a typical car.

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The roads into the Arcadia Valley climb and twist, and a summer storm can leave gravel and branches across the pavement in a hurry. Slippery mode on a Bronco Sport or Snow mode on a Compass helps on loose stuff, but slowing down for the blind curves helps more.

Which Carries More Gear and Tows More?

This is where the Bronco Sport's boxy shape earns its keep. Ford lists up to 32.5 cubic feet behind the second row and up to 65.2 cubic feet with the rear seat folded on 1.5L models. Jeep lists the 2026 Compass at 27.2 cubic feet behind the second row and 59.8 cubic feet with it folded. The tall, square cargo opening on the Bronco Sport makes coolers, tackle boxes and camp chairs easier to stack.

Towing follows the same pattern. With the available Class II trailer tow package, 1.5L Bronco Sport trims are rated up to 2,200 pounds. The Badlands is rated up to 2,700 pounds when properly equipped. Jeep rates the Compass at up to 2,000 pounds.

None of these are built for a camper. They are about right for a pair of kayaks on a small trailer, a jon boat for Big River or a utility trailer for yard work. Check the door jamb sticker for your vehicle's exact payload before loading up.

They part ways on power, cargo room and how they want to be used on a Saturday.

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What Is It Like Inside the Ford Bronco Sport and Jeep Compass?

Every 2026 Ford Bronco Sport comes with a 13.2 inch center touchscreen. Big Bend, Heritage and Outer Banks get an 8 inch digital cluster, and the Badlands gets a 12.3 inch cluster. For 2026, Ford also made a 5G modem standard and included the Ford Connectivity Package for the first year, so features in the Ford app like remote start and vehicle status work out of the box once you activate them.

The Compass runs Uconnect 5 on a touchscreen of up to 10.1 inches, depending on trim, with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus an available 10.25 inch digital cluster. For 2026, Jeep added heated front seats, a heated steering wheel and remote start to the Trailhawk, a nice touch on a frosty February morning in Farmington.

Both cabins seat five. The surest way to judge comfort is to sit in each with the people who ride with you most, and to load the car seat or the dog crate you use every week.

Which Small SUV Fits Your Life in Southeast Missouri?

Owning either one means years of oil changes, tires and the occasional repair. Every new Ford sold at Sam Scism Ford includes Warranty Forever at no charge, covering listed powertrain parts for as long as you own it when you keep up the customary maintenance and keep records. Service is right here on Flat River Road.

Fits you if

Ford Bronco Sport

  • You haul coolers, bikes or camp gear and want more cargo room
  • You'd like 250 horsepower and a twin clutch rear drive unit in the Badlands
  • You tow a small trailer up to 2,200 pounds, or 2,700 with the Badlands
  • A big 13.2 inch touchscreen on every trim matters to you
  • You want service close to home in Farmington

Fits you if

Jeep Compass

  • Low range gearing with a 20:1 crawl ratio is high on your list
  • You want a Trailhawk with heated seats, a heated wheel and remote start
  • You prefer one engine choice across the lineup
  • Your towing stays under 2,000 pounds

A back to back drive settles more than any comparison. Take a Ford Bronco Sport out on US 67 and a stretch of gravel near Farmington, and decide from the driver seat.

Couple relaxing at the open liftgate of a blue Ford Bronco Sport loaded with camping gear, Farmington MO

Warranty Forever

Every new Ford Bronco Sport sold at Sam Scism Ford includes Warranty Forever at no charge. It covers listed engine, transmission and drive axle parts for as long as you own the vehicle, regardless of miles, with no deductible. Keep up with the customary maintenance and records. See the dealer for details.

How it works

Power and Efficiency

How much horsepower does the Ford Bronco Sport have?

Big Bend, Heritage and Outer Banks models use a 1.5L EcoBoost with 180 horsepower. The Badlands uses a 2.0L EcoBoost with 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque.

What engine is in the 2026 Jeep Compass?

Every 2026 Compass uses a 2.0L turbocharged four cylinder with 200 horsepower and 221 lb-ft, paired with an 8 speed automatic.

Which gets better gas mileage, the Bronco Sport or the Compass?

The EPA rates the 1.5L Bronco Sport 4x4 at 27 combined and the Compass at 26 combined. The Bronco Sport Badlands comes in at 23 combined.

4x4 and Off Road

Is four wheel drive standard on the Ford Bronco Sport?

Every 2026 Bronco Sport comes with 4x4. The Badlands adds the Advanced 4x4 system with a twin clutch rear drive unit.

What does Trail Rated mean on the Jeep Compass Trailhawk?

It's Jeep's badge for its off road trims. On the Compass Trailhawk it comes with Active Drive Low, a 20:1 crawl ratio, Rock mode and Hill Descent Control.

Which handles an icy Missouri morning better?

Both come with standard 4x4, so tires and speed matter more than the badge. Slippery mode on the Bronco Sport and Snow mode on the Compass tune traction for slick roads.

Cargo and Towing

How much can a Ford Bronco Sport tow?

1.5L trims are rated up to 2,200 pounds with the available Class II package. The Badlands is rated up to 2,700 pounds when properly equipped.

How much can a Jeep Compass tow?

Jeep rates the 2026 Compass at up to 2,000 pounds when properly equipped.

Which has more cargo space?

Ford lists up to 65.2 cubic feet with the rear seat folded on 1.5L Bronco Sport models. Jeep lists the 2026 Compass at 59.8 cubic feet.

Cabin and Technology

What size screen comes in the Ford Bronco Sport?

A 13.2 inch center touchscreen is standard on every 2026 Bronco Sport. The cluster is 8 inches on most trims and 12.3 inches on the Badlands.

Does the Jeep Compass Trailhawk have heated seats?

For 2026, Jeep added heated front seats, a heated steering wheel and remote start to the Compass Trailhawk. Check the window sticker on other trims.

Does the Ford Bronco Sport work with the Ford app?

Every 2026 Bronco Sport has a standard 5G modem and includes the Ford Connectivity Package for the first year, which supports remote features in the Ford app once activated.

Buying and Ownership

Does a new Ford Bronco Sport include Warranty Forever at Sam Scism Ford?

Every new Ford sold at the store includes Warranty Forever at no charge, covering listed powertrain parts for as long as you own it. Customary maintenance and records keep it in force.

Can I trade my Jeep Compass for a Ford Bronco Sport?

We take trades of any make and condition. Get an online value first or bring the vehicle to 5019 Flat River Road for an appraisal.

Can I order a Ford Bronco Sport with specific options?

Sam Scism Ford can place a custom factory order for the trim, color and packages you want when Ford's order bank is open. Lead times vary.

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A handful of smaller changes round out the year. Platinum Chassis Cab: the F-350, F-450 and F-550 Chassis Cab can now be ordered in Platinum trim, with Platinum interior appointments, leather seating surfaces and SYNC 4. Proud to Honor package: a limited edition appearance package for the F-250, F-350 and F-450 with red, white and blue graphics, darkened exterior accents and black wheels. New colors: Neptune Blue is new for 2027, and Iconic Silver Metallic, which Ford offered on fleet trucks for 2026, is on the 2027 color list. Digital rearview mirror: newly available on upper trims, useful when a tall load or a camper blocks the back glass. The Platinum chassis cab is a bigger deal than it sounds. Ranchers and contractors who wanted a flatbed or service body used to give up the nicer cab to get the chassis they needed. Now a work body and a Platinum interior can share the same truck. How Should You Shop a 2027 Ford Super Duty Around Farmington? Start with the work. Write down what you hitch to, how often the truck is loaded, and whether it'll ever wear a flatbed or service body. Those three answers point to the engine, the cab and bed, and whether you want a pickup or a chassis cab. 1 Pick the engine by the load The 7.3L gas V8 handles occasional heavy towing with simpler upkeep. Daily gooseneck or fifth wheel work across the region is where the High Output Power Stroke earns its keep. 2 Decide between the lot and an order Check what's in stock first, including any remaining 2026 trucks. If you want a specific package like the Carhartt or a long bed Tremor, a factory order lets you choose every option. 3 Bring the fleet team in early Our Commercial Fleet department handles upfits like service, utility, flatbed and dump bodies, shelving, ladder racks and liftgates, plus commercial loans and leases through our Finance Center. 4 Drive it hooked up Bring your own trailer for the test drive if you can. Hitching and backing on a real load tells you more than a spec sheet. Trading in an older truck toward the new one is simple, too. Start with an online offer, then finish the appraisal at the store. We look at any make and condition, and you're not obligated to buy. Warranty Forever Every new Ford sold at Sam Scism Ford, including a 2027 Super Duty, comes with Warranty Forever at no charge. Listed engine, transmission and drive axle parts are covered for as long as you own the truck, regardless of miles, with no deductible. Keep up with the customary maintenance and records. See the dealer for details. How it works 2027 Ford Super Duty Engines What engines are offered in the 2027 Ford Super Duty? + Ford lists the 7.3L gas V8 as the standard engine and the High Output 6.7L Power Stroke diesel as the one diesel option. The 6.8L V8 and the standard output Power Stroke were dropped for 2027. How much power does the 2027 Ford Super Duty 7.3L make? + Ford rates the 2027 7.3L V8 at 420 horsepower and 445 lb-ft of torque in the F-250 and F-350. Ford says it updated the engine to meet current environmental standards. Is the High Output Power Stroke standard on any 2027 Super Duty? + It comes standard on the F-450 pickup and is available on the F-250 and F-350. Ford rates it at 500 horsepower and 1,200 lb-ft. Tremor and Off Road Can I get a Tremor on a 2027 Super Duty XL? + For 2027 the Tremor Off-Road Package can be paired with the XL when it has the STX Appearance Package. That puts the Tremor's 35 inch tires and locking rear differential on the work trim. Does the 2027 Super Duty Tremor come with an 8 foot bed? + Ford now offers the Tremor on the Crew Cab long box with a 176 inch wheelbase and a 48 gallon fuel tank, on XLT, Lariat, King Ranch and Platinum. What is the XL Off-Road 35 inch tire package? + It's a decal free package for the XL Crew Cab 4x4 short box with single rear wheels. It adds 35 inch off road tires, a factory lift, performance shocks, a locking rear and limited slip front differential, skid plates and a matching full size spare. Carhartt and Special Editions Which Super Duty gets the Carhartt package? + Ford offers it on the XLT Crew Cab 4x4 pickup with single rear wheels. Ford opened orders on May 8, 2026 and listed availability for fall 2026. What comes with the Super Duty Carhartt package? + Highlights include a spray in bedliner, all terrain tires, off road running boards, 20 inch machined and painted wheels, a dark grille and cloth seats inspired by Carhartt's Duck Canvas with triple stitching. What is the Proud to Honor package? + It's a limited edition appearance package for the F-250, F-350 and F-450 with red, white and blue graphics, darkened exterior accents and black wheels. Work Trucks and Fleet Can I get a Platinum Super Duty chassis cab for 2027? + Ford added Platinum trim to the F-350, F-450 and F-550 Chassis Cab for 2027, with leather seating surfaces and SYNC 4. It's a fit for buyers who want a work body and a nicer cab. Does Sam Scism Ford handle Super Duty upfits? + Our Commercial Fleet department arranges service, utility, flatbed and dump bodies, shelving, ladder racks and liftgates for farms, trades, utilities and municipal fleets across Southeast Missouri. Can I factory order a 2027 Super Duty? + You can start a custom order online, and our team verifies the build, checks incoming stock and submits it to Ford. Lead times vary, and you can track the truck once a VIN is assigned. Buying at Sam Scism Ford Should I buy a 2026 or a 2027 Ford Super Duty? + If you want the 6.8L V8 or the standard output diesel, a remaining 2026 truck is the only way to get one new. If you want the Carhartt, a long bed Tremor or a Platinum chassis cab, look at 2027. Does Warranty Forever cover a 2027 Super Duty? + Warranty Forever comes at no charge on every new Ford sold at Sam Scism Ford, covering listed powertrain parts for as long as you own it when you follow the customary maintenance. See the dealer for details. Can I trade in my current truck toward a 2027 Super Duty? + We appraise trucks of any make and condition, including financed ones. Get an online offer first, then finish the appraisal at the store. Running a farm or fleet Talk with our commercial team about upfits, chassis cabs and ordering. Commercial Trucks Trading in a truck Get an offer on your current truck, any make. Value Your Trade

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Selling Your Car to Sam Scism Ford, Even If You're Not Buying

Buying  |  Farmington, MO You don't have to be shopping to sell us your car. Start online, finish with an appraisal at the store, and walk out with an offer on any make, Ford or not. Plenty of people around St. Francois County end up with a vehicle they don't need. Maybe the kids moved out and the third car just sits, or you inherited a truck, or you bought something new elsewhere and kept the old one too long. Sam Scism Ford buys cars, trucks and SUVs outright. No purchase required, any make or condition. The process is short, and knowing what to bring makes it shorter. Quick answer: Sam Scism Ford will buy your vehicle whether or not you buy one from us. Get a starting value online, then bring the vehicle to 5019 Flat River Road for an inspection and appraisal, along with every key, the title or payoff information, registration and a photo ID. A private sale often brings more money but takes longer and puts the paperwork, the strangers and the lender on you. Purchase required No, we buy outright What we buy Any make, model or condition Where 5019 Flat River Road, Farmington In this post Selling without buying How the online offer works The in store appraisal What to bring and payoffs Private sale or dealer sale Can You Sell Your Car to Sam Scism Ford Without Buying One? You can. Most people think of a dealer appraisal as part of a trade, but we also buy vehicles on their own. We're always adding to our pre owned inventory, and cars that come from local owners are a big part of it. It doesn't need to be a Ford. Chevys, Toyotas, Hondas, a Jeep with a lift on it, a minivan with a cracked windshield. The sell your car page says we buy any make, model or condition, and we mean it. You came in to sell, so that's the conversation. If you decide later that you want something else, the offer can go toward that instead. How Does the Online Offer Work? Start with the Value Your Trade tool. You'll describe the vehicle and its condition, and you get a starting value without leaving the house. Treat that number as a starting point. Nobody has seen the car yet. The online value assumes the condition you describe is the condition we'll find, so be straight about the warning light, the dent in the tailgate and the tires that are nearly bald. A careful description gets you a number that holds up. The final figure comes from an in person look. That's true at every dealer, and it protects both sides. Value Your Car Online Browse Used Inventory What Happens During the In Store Appraisal? 1 Bring it in during sales hours Monday through Friday 8 AM to 6 PM, Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM. Calling ahead at 573-430-1687 helps us have someone ready. 2 Walk around and inspection Our team looks over the body, glass, tires, interior and under the hood, and notes any warning lights or leaks. 3 How it runs and what it's worth here Expect a short drive to hear and feel how it runs. The value also depends on what similar vehicles are bringing in this market. 4 You get a firm offer We explain how we got there. Take it, think it over or walk away with no hard feelings. A little prep goes a long way. Clean out your stuff, run it through a car wash and bring service records if you have them. You don't need to fix dents or replace tires first, since those repairs rarely pay back what they cost. What Documents Should You Bring to Sell Your Car? This list comes straight from our sell page, and having all of it with you is the difference between a quick visit and a second trip. The vehicle and every key and remote: spare fobs add value and cost money to replace. The owner's manual: if it's still in the glove box, leave it there. A valid state issued photo ID for each person selling. Title, or loan payoff information if a lender still holds it. Current registration. What if you still owe money on it? That's common and it doesn't stop a sale. Call your lender for a payoff amount before you come in. It's often a little different from the balance on your last statement because of interest and any payoff fees. When we buy the car, we pay the lender and the lender releases the title. If our offer is more than the payoff, the difference is yours. If you owe more than the car is worth, you'd need to cover the gap, and we'll show you the math plainly before anything is signed. Leased vehicles take one more step, because the leasing company owns the car. Bring your lease paperwork and our team will walk through the buyout numbers with you. Is a Private Sale or a Dealer Sale Right for You? An honest answer is that a private sale usually brings more money. Edmunds puts it simply: you cut out the middleman, so you keep more. You also pick who buys it, which matters to some folks selling a car they loved. The cost is your time. You take the photos, write the ad, answer messages at 10 PM, meet strangers for test drives and handle the title and payment yourself. Edmunds notes it can take weeks or months. If there's a loan on it, the buyer has to trust that the lender will release the title after they pay, and plenty of private buyers won't. Fits you if Selling to Sam Scism Ford You want it done in one visit There's a loan or lease to pay off The car needs work a private buyer would balk at You'd rather not meet strangers or handle the title yourself Fits you if Selling it yourself You can wait weeks for the right buyer The title is clear and in your hand The car is clean and in demand You're comfortable handling payment and paperwork Farmington driver tip If you list privately, meet buyers somewhere public and busy in daylight, and don't sign over the title until the money has cleared your bank. Get our offer first either way so you know your floor. Warranty Forever If you do decide to replace it, every new Ford and most used vehicles sold at Sam Scism Ford come with Warranty Forever at no charge. It covers listed engine, transmission and drive axle parts for as long as you own the vehicle, regardless of miles, with no deductible, as long as you follow the customary maintenance in the agreement and keep records. See the dealer for details. How it works Selling Basics Will Sam Scism Ford buy my car if I'm not shopping for another one? + We buy vehicles outright with no purchase required. You leave with an offer either way. Do you only buy Fords? + Any make and model is welcome, from imports to other domestic brands. What matters is the vehicle's condition and what it's worth in this market. Will you buy a car that needs repairs? + Our sell page says any condition, and that includes mechanical problems and body damage. Mention the issues up front so the online value is closer to the final offer. The Online Offer Is the online value my final offer? + It's a starting number based on how you describe the vehicle. The firm offer comes after our team inspects and drives it. Why can the appraisal come in different from the online value? + Things a form can't capture, like tire wear, warning lights, odors or a rough shift, show up in person. Accurate details online keep the gap small. Can I check my car's value without visiting? + The Value Your Trade tool on our site gives you a starting value from home. Come in when you're ready for a firm number. The Appraisal Visit When can I bring my car in for an appraisal? + During sales hours, Monday through Friday 8 AM to 6 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM. A call to 573-430-1687 first helps us have an appraiser free. Should I get my car detailed before selling it? + A wash and a cleaned out interior help, and a full detail usually isn't needed. Skip big repairs, since they rarely pay for themselves. What do appraisers look at? + Body, glass, tires, interior, warning lights, how it drives, vehicle history and local demand. Service records help show it was cared for. Titles and Payoffs What if my bank has the title? + Bring your loan payoff information instead. We pay the lender directly and the lender releases the title. How do I get my payoff amount? + Call your lender or check its website for a payoff quote. That figure can differ from your statement balance. What if I lost a key or remote? + Bring the ones you have. A missing key can lower the offer a bit since we'd have to replace it. Private Sale or Dealer Will I make more selling privately? + Often, according to Edmunds, but the sale can take weeks and you handle the ads, test drives and paperwork. Getting our offer first gives you a number to compare against. Can I sell privately if I still have a loan? + It's possible but harder, because ownership can't transfer until the lender releases the lien. Many private buyers won't wait on that. Does Sam Scism Ford sell the cars it buys? + Many of them end up in our used inventory, which is part of why we buy any make. You can browse the lot on our used vehicle pages. Ready to sell See how selling your car to Sam Scism Ford works. Sell Your Car Talk to us first Reach the sales team at 573-430-1687 or send a message. Contact Us