The sweet spot for the trim level on the 2010 Chevy Equinox will be a FWD LT1 with the four-cylinder engine. That is what you will find mostly on the road -- and in our inventory. However, that doesn't mean that you can't have a little fun now and then with a well-equipped model.
Boston.com just reviewed such a creature and really loved it!
"The 2010 Equinox has finally caught up, and in some areas, passed its competitors."
"Chevy's effort at making refinement and interior quality its top priorities have paid off in the Equinox, similar to what the Malibu achieved in 2008. With the 2011 Cruze replacing the Cobalt and 2011 Spark up against the aging Aveo, Chevy seems committed to changing its substandard reputation against the imports. So long as the money doesn't run out, we're confident they'll have a good shot."
Click here for the rest of the review on a well-equipped LTZ model Equinox.
As you can read by the reader comments after this story, GM has a long way to go in changing perceptions of their products. But we are here to tell you this new Equinox REALLY is amazing to see in person. It looks like no GM ever built. Trust us.
Boston.com just reviewed such a creature and really loved it!
"The 2010 Equinox has finally caught up, and in some areas, passed its competitors."
"Chevy's effort at making refinement and interior quality its top priorities have paid off in the Equinox, similar to what the Malibu achieved in 2008. With the 2011 Cruze replacing the Cobalt and 2011 Spark up against the aging Aveo, Chevy seems committed to changing its substandard reputation against the imports. So long as the money doesn't run out, we're confident they'll have a good shot."
Click here for the rest of the review on a well-equipped LTZ model Equinox.
As you can read by the reader comments after this story, GM has a long way to go in changing perceptions of their products. But we are here to tell you this new Equinox REALLY is amazing to see in person. It looks like no GM ever built. Trust us.
