Jeep - Renegade (2017)

The Jeep Renegade has carved out a distinctive niche as one of America’s most vibrant compact cross‑overs. From its first unveiling in 2014, the Renegade has promised the off‑road flair of a Jeep tied together with the practicality of a city‑ready SUV. When you’re looking at a Jeep Renegade price today, the conversation shifts from speculation to reality, especially for those eyeing the 2017 model. That year marked the height of the Renegade’s popularity, and the first‑hand stories about the Jeep Renegade 2017 price can tell you a lot about value, market demand, and how a vehicle’s worth melts or remains steady over time.

• Engine: 1.6L (petrol) or 1.7L (diesel) inline‑four
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 6‑speed automatic (based on trim)
• Fuel Type: Petrol or diesel (Euro‑5 compliant)
• Top Speed: 155 km/h (petrol); 145 km/h (diesel)
• Power: 94 hp (petrol); 110 hp (diesel)
• Torque: 150 Nm (petrol); 250 Nm (diesel) — ideal for light off‑road excursions
• Dimensions: Length 4,133 mm; Width 1,735 mm; Height 1,628 mm; Wheelbase 2,550 mm
• Ground Clearance: 180‑215 mm (variable per trim)
• Seating Capacity: 5 seats; adjustable rear seats for cargo flexibility
• Interior Features: 7‑inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, roof rails, and optional 360° camera
• Safety: Dual front airbags, ABS w/ EBD, stability control, rear parking sensors
• Notable Trim Levels: Standard, Latitude, Active, Grand Cherokee, and MAX (often for the 2017‑year lineup)

When sellers ask “used Jeep Renegade price,” they’re inquiring not just about the number on the tag, but the matrix of depreciation that hits every model each year. A well‑maintained “used Jeep Renegade price” reflects the inevitable erosion the vehicle undergoes or, conversely, how the Renegade defends its value.

Depreciation Insight:

• In the first 12 months, the Renegade typically loses **15‑20% of its retail price**—the steepest depreciation phase in its lifecycle. If you passed on a stock‑new 2017 Renegade priced at $22,000, the market value in one year could dip to around $18,600‑$18,800.
• The second year brings a **8‑10% decline**. Regular market conditions can make a 2018 Renegade retain its value at roughly $17,200‑$18,200.
• After the third, depreciation slows to **about 5‑7% per year** for the next few years, with the 2019 model often holding above $16,000 in less competitive markets.
• In the long run, a 201

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