Our 2008 Chevy Equinox is sporty looking for an SUV, with adequate interior room, convenient fold-down seating for space, also has convenient roof racking and towing package. It was a nice choice for an adventurous couple as ourselves. The exterior is sharp looking with an appealing blue color; however, the interior is oddly designed. One of the cons of this vehicle is the remote window controls are not on the doors. In addition, there is no lighting on the automatic shifter, allowing you to see what gear you are actually placing the vehicle in. It is on the dashboard, but in the dark, your eyes follow to your hand, which is doing the shifting. We are generally happy with the vehicle's performance. Fuel economic is a plus. It has been a fairly reliable vehicle with oil changes and tires being the only expense since purchasing it two years ago. As campers we especially enjoy the roomy interior with fold-down seats to accommodate our camping gear, and our kayaks fit beautifully on the roof rack!

I have a 2012 Chevy Equinox. I have had it since 2014 and bought it at a used car place, CarMax. It ran great at first with no problem. The exterior of the car and the interior of the car is nice. It is roomy and the buttons and features are aesthetically pleasing. But there are some things to be desired.