2006 Chevrolet Equinox Usados en Venta

I own a 2006 Chevrolet Equinox. I love that it is roomy and has the space of a small SUV, yet it still maneuvers like a car. The exterior paint has remained very shiny and has not chipped when the car has been dinged in the 10+ years I have owned it. The interior is easy to care for and has held up well to two children. I have had very few parts need replaced, and the parts I have had to replace from regular wear and tear have been under $500. It has never broken down on the road, even after a fairly even mix of highway and city driving. I bought the vehicle used in 2008, so it was only two years old, and paid less than $10,000 for it. Overall, it has been an extremely reliable car. I feel like it still looks like a fairly "new" car, despite its age and the miles I have put on it. I would absolutely buy this make and model of vehicle again. It has over 115,000 miles on it, and the ride remains smooth. There is no noise when I drive -- a problem I have had with vehicles when they get past five or ten years old in the past -- and I feel extremely safe on the road when I am driving or riding in it.

I bought my Equinox three years ago and have loved it every second. I have two small kids both in car seats and love the fact that I can put them in the car seats and still have room in the back seat for another person. The SUV gets pretty decent gas mileage for it to be a mid-sized SUV. I am extremely pleased with it.

I totaled my last car and really wanted an SUV to meet my needs. I need a spacious vehicle, but not TOO large. My equinox definitely meets my needs there. It is also all wheel drive which helps on my commute 45 minutes to work. I love the dark purple color and the shape of the vehicle as well. It surprisingly gets great gas mileage being an SUV. That being said, it does not drive as smooth as my past vehicles have. The handling is not as crisp and responsive as any of my past vehicles. It rides much "rougher". Not 2 months after I bought it, granted it is used, I had to spend $900 to fix it - the shocks, struts and a belt.