Video Summary
The vehicle is assembled in Mexico and China.It is a very high seller, with 200-300k units sold every single year.
It is a good value for $30-40k, which includes destination.
The reviewer drove the LT version with a front-wheel drive and CVT. All-wheel drive and the RS and Active trim levels are optional.
Front Wheel Drive gives it an aggressive final drive.
1142 lbs is its payload capacity,
15.25 ft long with an 8-9 ft wheelbase,
Weighs around 3300-3600 lbs.
Ground clearance of about 8 inches,
14.9-gallon tank.
There is no sunroof.
It is rated at 26 city and 28 highway, yielding just over a 400-mile range.
Non-locking gas door makes it possible for the gas to be siphoned.
The key has lock, unlock, remote start, and power liftgate buttons. An actual key is hidden inside the fob.
The reviewer notes that door lock proximity features are also present.
It includes a 60-40 split, but the back seats do not recline.
The front seat is heated and has power options.
For the front passenger, there is no heat or power. There is also a knee airbag.
There is a huge display with a theatre performance, and it is two screens,
The climate controls are controlled outside of the screen.
The screen is reflective.
Its 0-60 test came in at about 8.49 seconds.
It has good standard safety features.
There is a good deal of inside storage.
There are standard safety features.
The reviewer loves the aggressive front.
They believe it to be the best Equinox yet.
The engine makes 175 hp at 5600 RPM, and 184 lbft of torque at 2000 RPM.
It is convenient.
The reviewer stated that one trade-off is competent, not the most competent, power train.
This is just a good, go-to family vehicle.
The reviewers initial driving impressions are favorable.
