When the all-new Chevrolet Equinox was introduced last year, it broke new ground, representing everything the compact crossover was meant to be. It opens up 1803 L (63.7 cu. ft.) of cargo space and sets the pace with a 6.1 L/100 km highway fuel consumption rating that’s better than Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V – even the Ford Escape Hybrid.** The 2010 Equinox captured attention with its expressive design and earned recognition as a Consumers Digest Best Buy^‡ and an IIHS Top Safety Pick.^† Yes it’s possible to get that much out of a compact crossover – since the introduction of the new Equinox.

Equinox LS FWD/AWD

From $25,995 MSRP

182 hp ECOTEC 2.4L 4-cylinder engine with Direct Injection and Variable Valve Timing (VVT)
GM Oil Life Monitoring System
6-speed automatic transmission
4-wheel disc brakes with ABS, panic brake assist and hill start assist
StabiliTrak^® electronic stability control system
Traction control
4-wheel independent suspension
17" painted aluminum wheels
Remote keyless entry system
Power rear door child security locks
Multi-Flex^TM rear seat
Six air bags
Driver Information Centre
Ambient lighting on centre stack, cupholders and centre console
Air conditioning
Power windows and door locks
Tilt and telescoping steering column
Cruise control
Reclining front bucket seats with front centre console and armrest
4-way driver’s seat with manual fore/aft, power up/down and power lumbar adjuster
60/40 split-folding Multi-Flex rear seat with ability to slide 200 mm (7.9-in.) fore/aft and 3-position reclining
6-speaker 80-watt sound system with CD player, MP3 playback and auxiliary audio input jack
OnStar^® with 6 months of the Directions & Connections Plan and Turn-by-Turn Navigation