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Whether you drive a Compass or a Gladiator, the Jeep infotainment system can enhance your journeys with connectivity, entertainment, and navigation. From the intuitive interface to optional equipment, let's explore some of the features that make this system a favorite among drivers. Exploring the Jeep Infotainment System Intuitive Interface Each current-generation Jeep uses the Uconnect infotainment system, typically with a 10.1-inch or larger center touchscreen. The interface offers intuitive access to vehicle functions and various apps, including entertainment and connectivity options. You can reconfigure the display to show your preferred apps on the homepage and create a driver profile to recall your settings each time you drive. This system comes with a variety of pre-installed apps and you can download or purchase additional ones from the Uconnect Store. more Advanced Navigation System Getting from A to B is easier when you can get indications directly on the Uconnect screen. In equipped vehicles, the Uconnect Navigation system comes with easy-to-use, fully integrated, and up-to-date 2D and 3D maps, making it easy to locate your destination. Dynamic Range Mapping allows you to use the system for route planning, calculating the amount of fuel or battery charge in your vehicle to provide range estimates. With the available Send & Go feature, you can search and send addresses to your Jeep beforehand, while Last Mile Navigation provides walking directions from the parking lot to your final destination and back to the vehicle when you can't find a parking spot nearby. Off-Road Pages With the Uconnect Navigation and the available Off-Road Pages+, you can also find your way on off-road trails. Once you activate the Jeep Connect trial or enroll in the program, you can access the Jeep Adventure Guides and GPS Trail Logs that offer information on hundreds of off-road trails. You can also download off-road maps and check each trail's difficulty rating. The Off-Road Pages also provide important information on your vehicle's pitch, height, transfer case status, and the drive mode you're using if your vehicle is equipped with the Selec-Terrain traction management system. Smart Connectivity Whether you want to transform your Jeep into a Wi-Fi hotspot or connect remotely to your vehicle, the Uconnect system brings all these functions and more. All models compatible with Jeep's connected services boast Wi-Fi hotspot capability and can connect to the Jeep Connect so you can lock and unlock the doors or start the engine from a distance, check your vehicle's health, or receive reminders and alerts. The infotainment system also integrates smartphone connectivity via Bluetooth, Android Auto, and Apple CarPlay, while Alexa built-in is available or standard on numerous models. Ready to discover all the functions of this amazing system? Visit us at K & J CDJR in Breese, IL to explore the Uconnect infotainment system and try it on the road during a test drive.

The 2025 Dodge Hornet is a perky, compact SUV offering both traditional gasoline and plug-in hybrid options. Every impeccably styled model includes all-wheel drive and a generous amount of standard features to bring you ultimate performance, convenience, and comfort on your commutes, adventures, and more. Let’s take a quick dive into the 2025 Dodge Honet trim levels, and the power, performance, and features at each one. more GT AWD Starting with the GT, both gas-powered models feature a 2.0-liter inline-four engine, a nine-speed automatic transmission, and standard all-wheel drive. The engine delivers 268 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque for quick acceleration, and includes automatic start/stop technology to help you save on fuel when idling at a stop. When properly equipped, all the 2025 Hornet models are capable of towing up to 2,000 pounds for all your hauling needs. GT Plus AWD One of the main advantages of the 2025 Dodge Hornet GT Plus over the base model is the hands-free power liftgate, which makes cargo loading a breeze. It can be activated by simply kicking your foot below the liftgate to open it. It also works for the side power sliding doors, eliminating the need to fumble with handles or the key fob when your hands are full. Inside, the seat coverings get upgraded from cloth and leatherette to real black leather, the front seats become heated, and the driver gets an eight-way power adjustable seat with a four-way adjustable lumbar. A universal garage door opener comes standard in the GT Plus trim and up for additional convenience. R/T EAWD The R/T trims sport a turbocharged 1.3-liter inline-four plug-in hybrid engine, a 15.5 kWh battery, a six-speed automatic transmission, and electric all-wheel drive. The hybrid engine delivers 288 horsepower and 383 lb-ft of torque. It boasts an impressive total driving range of 360 miles, and you can get 32 miles of electric driving on a single charge. The R/T shares most of its standard features with the GT but carries over some seating upgrades from the GT Plus. R/T Plus EAWD Like the GT Plus, the R/T Plus includes connected travel and traffic services with the Uconnect 5 built-in navigation system to simplify your drives with the latest information. HD radio is also standard, and the integrated voice command function enables calling and audio control through your compatible device while keeping your eyes safely on the road. The Harman Kardon premium audio system amplifies your favorite music with astounding clarity, and everyone will enjoy the power sunroof on balmy days. No matter which trim you choose, you can't go wrong with the 2025 Hornet for your next compact SUV. Are you ready to try it for yourself during a test drive? Contact or visit K&J CDJR in Breese, IL, and our team will answer all your questions and help you find the trim level that's right for you.