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Michigan to Florida under $85 in Gas !!!!

By Dennis written on 12-07-2015

This is a very nice riding vehicle - comfort in both seats and lots of cargo capacity if needed. Handled highway to panhandle great. No issues at all . Quiet and comfortable. Eco button saves even more gas. The Bluetooth was very much appreciated.

Great ride

By BOB N. written on 08-01-2016

Have had this 2016 Equinox for three weeks now and totally love it. The ride is fantastic. Both my wife and I have commented how our legs don't feel like rubber after getting out from a trip. Car handles wonderfully with great steering and comfortable ride. So far I have been averaging slightly over 27 MPG on the highway here in New England and better than 23 MPG around town. The 4 cyl. 2.4 engine is great and has plenty of power to handle the hills and can easily pass on the highway without punching the pedal. Could not be happier with this choice. Only con is that my wife is short and cannot reach the back hatch to close it. Didn't want to get the LTZ package. Oh well...minor issue and made her a grabber to reach the hatch hand hold. After owing it for over 6 months it's the best vehicle I've owned. Now owned it for a year and it continues to impress me. Mileage on highway if about 27+ and local driving is running about 24. Handled great in the winter snows with the AWD. No cons... All good.

LTZ is great but not a Buick!

By Dr. Roy written on 04-08-2016

We miss these four accessories the most on our top of the Equinox line SUV. (1) the CD player (2) the glove box light and... (3) the heated steering wheel. A very poor decision on the part of GM management to eliminate these items. Well now I see the heated steering wheel in the 2018 model as an option. (4) turn signal in the outside rear view mirrors.

The Best of the worst

By kitcloudkicker81@gmail.com written on 06-30-2016

Rental cars are typically what they are, cars that are beaten on, and nothing special, but this one is about the best GM vehicle i have driven (car only has 1125 miles). The panel fitment on the body is terrible, interior is cheap, and the plastics are 1970's quality, but the transmission is the best automatic 4cyl trans that GM has to offer, the shifts are crisp in comparison to other GM products, the engine is unrefined, and i would absolutely opt for the v6, but it's better than the turbo offerings. Low end torque is there and throttle response is good enough to drive in city traffic or cruise on the highway. The seats are big, comfortable if not a little too soft, the interior seating quality will never last as long as the car, but then people who buy GM products typically don't expect them to last hundreds of thousands of miles either (if they did, buy a Pushrod GM product). The SUV is good on gas averaging 24MPG Eco mode in city traffic, and 33MPG eco mode on the highway, not too bad. Looks are a subject of taste, but the front of the thing looks like a joke, the high trim line over the front, just makes it look weird to me, the older ones were way better looking IMO. As far as the entertainment system, it is cheap, the speakers are cheap, the head unit is like every other GM delco branded unit, but it is lacking features that exist on higher end cars, or upscale models, it's Ok to drive, the seating position is more car like than the Buick Encore or Chevy Trax, but the SUV still feels top heavy. The Big tires, smaller wheels on the LT trim line make the steering very vague, and not very positive on where the wheels are facing.. It honestly feels twitchy. Personally, i am very critical when it comes to cars, and each person will have their own tastes, expectation, and personalities, but from a critical outlook i will say that this is not the best car on the road, and frankly for the price, it isn't even in the middle as per where i would rate it against other offerings, but.. It is one of the better GM products.. Maybe not in the looks, maybe not in the exterior build quality, or interior fit and finish, but the engine, and transmission feel like one of the better products, and when buying american, you want something that will run, and be easy to fix. This is something i would give a good rating for, the ease of repair, and the quality of the engineering feel like they are there..

Edmunds is out of their minds.

By Justin written on 12-18-2015

We came from a 2013 base model LS Equinox that was a lease. As low rent as it was the features for the time were impressive and lacked nothing we really wanted. Its glaring weakness was the 2.4 engine that always had to be beaten hard to get anywhere and we didn't have AWD or leather which we wanted on the next car. I tried to get another car, I tested the CR-V which rode harshly and was loud inside with a terrible radio set up but did have the great magic seats, Honda does do a great interior. Still we almost bought it till we learned about the cvt vibration problems that most owners have, dodged a bullet on that. The CX-5 Mazda...I just don't get Edmunds praise, its a lot of money for a bumpy, harsh and noisy ride with poor interior space and a center stack that is unreadable in motion. Neither of these was especially quick compared to the 4cyl Equinox either and the rear seat room for people on the Chevy is unbeatable, its limosine levels of legroom. So we got a v6 LTZ AWD and it was love at first drive. The acceleration is much better than the 2.4, taking care of our major issue with our 2013. It drives how I want the family truckster to drive, smooth ride, relaxed and quiet with plenty of get up and go. Why Edmunds praises jittery and stiff rides in a family car I can't comprehend, its not a track day machine guys and nobody wants their kids, or dogs, puking in the back because of the ride. The Equinox is secure handling and predictable, never feels dangerous and can be driven all day without penalty to your body or ears. The LTZ v6 suspension is a bit firmer than our 2013 but not painfully and has real hydraulic steering with much better feel and feedback than the electric units most common today including in the 4cyl Equinox. My only issues with our new Chevy is the warning signal overload. I like the mirror light blind spot warnings and the backing up cross traffic alert but the frontal collision alarm goes off at random sometimes, first time almost made me stain the new leather so it was disabled very quickly, at least you can turn it off. The lane change warning has never been turned on because besides being annoying its dangerous. If I have to swerve to avoid something I don't want to be confused if the alarm going off is because there is a car in my blindspot or just because I am crossing a lane line. At least it does not have any automatic braking features. It may sound callous but I'd rather risk mowing someone down than having the system misread a road shadow or raccoon, slam on the brakes and get me rear ended by a bus killing everyone in the car. So take Edmunds review with a grain of salt, think about how you want your family and crap hauler to be used. You want safe, quiet and comfortable or a track day special that rides like a '69 Scout? Its as bad as Consumer Reports riding down on the Jeep Wrangler every year because it doesn't ride like a Cadillac, they can't review a car for what it is intended to do only what they believe the only acceptable car is. To them every degree deviation from Honda Accord is a point off, regardless of what that car is intended to do. Edmunds seems to do the same but perhaps their benchmark is the MX-5 Miata.

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Options and features available on used Chevrolet Equinox's available near Long Beach typically include:

Features: Alarm , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Rear Bench Seats , Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel , Aux Audio Inputs , Stability Control , Post-collision safety system , Tire Pressure Warning , Trip Computer , Bluetooth , USB Inputs , Power Driver Seat , Back-up camera , Mobile Internet , 3500lb Towing Capacity , Remote Start , Heated seats , Auto Climate Control , Leather Seats , AWD/4WD , Parking sensors , Power Liftgate/Trunk , Apple Carplay/Android Auto , Keyless Entry/Start , Navigation , Sunroof/Moonroof , Lane Departure Warning , Upgraded Headlights , Blind Spot Monitoring , Upgraded Engine , Upgraded Stereo , Multi-Zone Climate Control , 360-degree camera , Cooled Seats , Pre-collision safety system , Rear Entertainment System , Towing Hitch .

Engine/Mechanics: 4 cylinders , 6 cylinders .

Transmission: Automatic .

Fuel Type: regular unleaded , flex-fuel (unleaded/E85) , premium unleaded (recommended) .

Drivetrain: front wheel drive , all wheel drive .

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Used Chevrolet Equinox by Year

Vehicle	Deals	Starting Price	Total Available
Vehicle	Deals	From	Available
2018 Chevrolet Equinox	9 Great Deals 9 Great	$19,595	43 listings
2017 Chevrolet Equinox	21 Great Deals 21 Great	$14,995	70 listings
2016 Chevrolet Equinox	15 Great Deals 15 Great	$13,500	59 listings
2015 Chevrolet Equinox	23 Great Deals 23 Great	$11,899	90 listings
2014 Chevrolet Equinox	4 Great Deals 4 Great	$12,194	24 listings
2013 Chevrolet Equinox	4 Great Deals 4 Great	$9,990	30 listings
2012 Chevrolet Equinox	2 Great Deals 2 Great	$9,995	17 listings

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