2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD Drive & Review

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  • ( www.TFLcar.com ) The brand new 2013 Chevrolet Equinox is a compact AWD Crossover that's more for getting groceries than getting muddy. But what's is it like to live with the new 2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD? We spend a week driving and getting to know most vehicles that we review and the 2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD is no exception. In this video we drive and review the new 2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD to see how it does in the real world. Nathan spent a week living with the 2013 Chevrolet Equinox AWD to file this Drive and review video.
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Komentáře • 238

  • @hollyelliott8653
    @hollyelliott8653 Před 8 lety +70

    I recently bought a used 2013, 4 cylinder LTZ. I absolutely love this car, so glad I did not see this ridiculous review before I bought it!!

    • @ThatGamerKidHunter10
      @ThatGamerKidHunter10 Před 6 lety +5

      Holly Elliott Yes! We bought a new 2015 and we love it. This review is so ridiculous.

    • @thewhiterabbit7381
      @thewhiterabbit7381 Před 2 měsíci

      Sameeeee!!! These Cars are Amazing My friend just bought the 2013 and she cant stop talking about it!!! So happy she and i didn’t see this review!!!

  • @MadOgre
    @MadOgre Před 10 lety +16

    I've had mine for over a year now. (2013 LT2, FWD, V6) I got it brand spanking new May 1st, 2013.
    Let me tell you how its holding up. At 8,000 miles I had a problem with the battery that left me DOA. Luckily I was at the dealership to get it checked when it decided to completely fail. They replaced it under warranty, at no charge. At 12,000 miles I got a nail in a tire that required a flat tire repair. And another one at 14,000 miles. Both of these of course are road hazards and not car issues. I've had no other problems with the car at all. GM calls it a Truck/SUV, but in all reality its a car. Specifically, it's a station wagon. It's a short station wagon with tall windows.
    I've driven it from Utah to North Carolina, and back to Utah, up to New York, and down to Georgia and back... Basically all over the place. It loves to cruse on the freeway at full Interstate velocity. It's comfortable. Throw an Audible book into the sound system via Blue Tooth, and I'm good for 14 hours of travel time. It gets shockingly good MPG's on the Freeway. Better than the 4 Cylinder version gets. I'm about 30,000 miles on it now... It's towed a motorcycle on a trailer across the country, through the Rockies... It's been loaded with a pallet worth of small arms ammunition... And it's carried my family in safety and comfort. All tasks performed with a high level of competence and no complaint from the car. 300 horses the EQ can really get up and go when it's asked to. I only wish it had higher ground clearance and some better control of Torque Steer under full acceleration. Also, the LT2 Doesn't get Navigation. That's stupid. It's the same system as the LTZ, but Chevy doesn't let you have Navigation. The cheap SPARK gets Nav... But not a $32,000 LT2?
    Still, I'd rate it a 9 out of 10. Other fellows that own competing vehicles, Ford Edge, RAV4, CRV, Sportage... All commented that they should have got an Equinox.
    One distinct advantage it has... It's invisible to Cop Eye. Highway Patrol just ignores the EQ... even when I slide past them going well over the posted limit.
    Also... So far it seems to be the only GM vehicle that hasn't had a Recall! *Knock on Wood*

  • @astropilotred
    @astropilotred Před 9 lety +23

    The comments are far better reviews than this guy, so annoying I had to quit watching, glad I read the comments tho.

  • @henryallen8821
    @henryallen8821 Před 9 lety +29

    I thought he was harsh as well. My experience with the Nox has been great. The ride is solid, smooth and quiet. Doesn't feel like a truck or van at all. Leather seating is comfortable. Overall appearance is nice inside and out. I think the front end is especially good looking ... flared fenders and all. Radio is descent. Power liftgate is awesome. I like the Nox a lot ... not much to complain about if you ask me.

  • @attcenter
    @attcenter Před 11 lety +12

    I guess you woke up on the wrong side of the bed or something? The Equinox is an awesome crossover and a top seller

  • @brenomelo3888
    @brenomelo3888 Před 10 lety +13

    I rented this car in Miami, this car is so awesome! I liked so much, that I wanted to buy this here in Brazil, but don't exist here :(

  • @MadOgre
    @MadOgre Před 8 lety +7

    It's me again... 60K miles and still no problems. Car still feels like new, still drives like new. I'm about ready to start looking for some new tires on it, normal maintenance stuff... I'm always using full synthetic oil of course.
    I do with there was some Updates to the Touch Screen software. It seems dated.
    I'm still kinda pissed there's no Navigation here. Well, there is through On Star. But that's expensive when I'm already paying for XM.
    Still, the car is still great.

    • @lutetiavollintine2466
      @lutetiavollintine2466 Před 4 lety +2

      it ain't a car it's a SUV you dickwad

    • @zachsmcl
      @zachsmcl Před 3 lety

      Where's your 90k miles update where you tell us your piston rings went out and you needed a new motor?

  • @SGX3738
    @SGX3738 Před 9 lety +13

    I think this review was a little harsh... I think the vehicle is pretty good -and they didn't talk at all about the class leading fuel economy. I have the 4 cylinder AWD and I get 31mpg at 55mph. 29mpg at 60. I know the 6 has more power (obviously) but when I bought mine I wasn't looking to bring it on the race track and fuel economy was a big priority. Also, You can get the base 2015 model for under 20,000 and it goes up from there. To get most of the features you would want, you only would need to spend around $27,000. I guess looks is matter of opinion but I think it's a pretty sharp car especially when compared to other competitors in it's class....
    The Fast Lane Car thanks for the *unbiased review!

  • @401SNelson
    @401SNelson Před 10 lety +7

    I love our 2014 Chevrolet Equinox.

  • @wiguy1818
    @wiguy1818 Před 10 lety +16

    I dont understand why these guys are allowed to review cars I watched a couple of thier videos and they dont get half the specs right on cars anyways.

  • @markjensen1927
    @markjensen1927 Před 9 lety +15

    Wow, He got the HP wrong twice. The V6 has 301HP.

  • @mr.boostang2064
    @mr.boostang2064 Před 2 lety +2

    Father inlaw has the 2015 2.4 fwd LT. I had the chance to drive it myself for a couple days and I have to admit the car is very comfortable and saves alot of fuel (30mpg on the hwy - 22mpg in the city). The car feels decently peppy for it only having 182hp and the 6spd automatic is very smooth. I heard early versions of this car burn oil (2010-2012) but luckily this 2015 model has had zero issues for the past 6-years

  • @rkt88403
    @rkt88403 Před 8 lety +2

    Bought my 2016 Equinox LS AWD I4 last month. Comfortable. Quiet. Economical. No complaints. No regrets.

  • @joecastillo4694
    @joecastillo4694 Před 4 lety +2

    I just bought a 14 awd v6 and I love mine it's bad ass!!

  • @Snarge22
    @Snarge22 Před 8 lety +5

    WHAT??? The rear seats do slide fore and aft. This is a great feature when you have a quite tall family. A significant feature when it became necessary to replace wife's previous car. Is the interior cheap? Yes. But I think the bones, the mechanical fundamentals of the car are good. And the Equinox is so much less pathetic with the 3.6L engine.
    I shopped numerous "crossover"/SUV types of vehicles and notice many were nearly as wide as a full size pickup. That's too wide for an car that is mostly used as an in-town runabout mommy-shopper duties. PS, bought a used 2013 for $16K. Nice depreciation over original purchase price.

  • @neftalimonita4784
    @neftalimonita4784 Před 9 lety

    I have a 2013, v6, 2wd, and I love it. Im a 6'-0 tall guy and I had previously bought a f150 lariat and a avalanche ltz, and I always felt like a pickup truck guy. So I bought this for the wife, but I took it to one of my many trips because of work and I loved it because of the amazing mpg, comfort, and it actually feels like it has a lot of power, long story short, the wife now drives the lifted f150 crew cab.

  • @mattevans4438
    @mattevans4438 Před 10 lety +3

    I love my 2013 Equinox.

  • @mamagotvsg
    @mamagotvsg Před 11 lety +1

    I have this SUV v6 LTZ AWD great in the snow and off road It great

  • @FoodyTunes
    @FoodyTunes Před 11 lety +1

    THE REAR SEATS SLIDE! That's been one of the selling features for a number of years!

  • @jpsanch33
    @jpsanch33 Před 10 lety +6

    Beautiful vehicle

  • @jackinvancouver9193
    @jackinvancouver9193 Před 10 lety +4

    I can see him not liking the V6 versus 4 cylinder and the $36k price. But the Equinox 4 cylinder beats many in its class and is by far the safest in the IIHS tests - something that you cannot say for many of his Jeeps that he loves.

  • @spacingout.
    @spacingout. Před 7 měsíci

    i’m a college student and i just got this car for my commute to class(i’m in minnesota and i drive on gravel roads to get to my classes) these comments make me feel better about getting this car than the review itself lol 😭

  • @MadOgre
    @MadOgre Před 11 lety

    I bought a new 2013 EQ 2LT and now have north of 3000 miles on it. smooth, quiet, and potent enough to really get up and move when i need it thanks to the V6. Very good gas mileage too. Freeway cruising averages as much as 34 mpg. Of course, mine is FWD.

  • @dustychevy1693
    @dustychevy1693 Před 9 lety +1

    I have the 4 cylinder 2wd and love it

  • @ibanez720rg
    @ibanez720rg Před 9 lety +4

    I'm not sure whats wrong with the one you tested, but my back seats do slide forward and rearward.

  • @neoisone5774
    @neoisone5774 Před 6 lety +1

    ... this is one man’s opinion not a review.. seriously. I myself have a V6 LT 2015 @ 41k miles, always brings smiles to my face every time i hit the pedal. exterior has a premium feel, interior is far decent and honestly i liked it more than the 2017/18 design... my only complaint is that it has no software update available to add carplay.. chevy.com told me that it is more of a hardware.. other than that. all well and practical...
    ...will own it..!!

  • @fia318
    @fia318 Před 5 lety +2

    i have this car and its so fun to drive around town .

  • @TheReviewScientist
    @TheReviewScientist Před 11 lety +2

    The guy had a smartass attitude the whole video.

  • @kjchicago1
    @kjchicago1 Před 11 lety +3

    Wish I had this car/truck! A great-looking Chevy!

  • @buddydudeify
    @buddydudeify Před 11 lety +4

    I like the chrome wheels.

  • @JSWISTN
    @JSWISTN Před 9 lety +1

    im 3o yrs old and I love my 2015 Equinox.

  • @rusty3129
    @rusty3129 Před 9 lety +11

    He's reviewing based on what he wants and is biased to other vehicles. He's probably just some guy who is trying to collect a fan base through his poor CZcams channel

  • @timmypstyle
    @timmypstyle Před 3 lety +1

    I just bought a 15 equinox LT and like it so far. And its just a 4 cylinder with awd. Definitely not a speed demon but it does decent. I'm used to V6s and V8s that have a but more low end torque and ive noticed that you do have to press the pedal farther for it to go like my V6s do with barely any pedal. The 6spd makes the 4 cylinder very tolerable with close ratios. Its not going to outperform much, but it does the job its made to do just fine. My only issues are the location and methods of turning on the headlights and the stick location and also function for the windshield wipers is very odd to me.

  • @camaroman101
    @camaroman101 Před 11 lety

    also the flashing red light is the forward collision alert system which is optional. it also has different distance settings or you can completely turn off the system

  • @Skott62
    @Skott62 Před 11 lety +1

    I've test driven the 2013 LTZ V6 model and I liked it. Its a shame the V6 doesn't get better mileage than it does though. The 4 cyl will net you better mileage but the V6 is where the power is at. Especially if you plan to tow a small trailer or boat.

  • @MadOgre
    @MadOgre Před 11 lety

    Oh, and i used it to pull a trailer from UT, to NC... it never lacked for power, not even pulling over the Rockies, or making a pass.

  • @Agent77X
    @Agent77X Před 8 lety +2

    As many have said it; the Equinox is the "best" crossover ever made at any price!

    • @zachsmcl
      @zachsmcl Před 3 lety

      If you're a Crack smoking Karen. Otherwise anyone with half a brain would know that a CRV / RAV 4 would shit on it in every conceivable way

  • @547Rick
    @547Rick Před 11 lety

    Bought a 2005 Equinox AWD new for my wife. It has been a great car. Even taken on a vacation and it runs great at 80mph no effort. No problem passing other vehicles and is pretty comfortable. The AWD is not only great in the winter weather but the car really holds the roads on the highway. I would buy another one.

    • @ItsMe-ic7on
      @ItsMe-ic7on Před rokem

      Don't you mean 2015?

    • @ryanthomas5528
      @ryanthomas5528 Před rokem

      @@ItsMe-ic7on if this comment was posted 9 years ago, how would that make it a 2015 model???

  • @vladsly
    @vladsly Před 11 lety +2

    It's 301HP not 264, thats the old specs. The rear seats to move forward and backwards. The Chrome wheels don't look bad, that's a matter of opinion in the eyes of the buyer. I love TFLcar (this youtube channel) because there are always good reviews. I like all the reviews except this one. And for 30K, you can't expect leather and suede dashboards.

  • @jsmilesrmhs
    @jsmilesrmhs Před 11 lety

    That is why they have the black moveable black piece in the back to prevent things from falling when you do move the seats back and forth

  • @grandemage
    @grandemage Před 11 lety

    Just curious, have you guys tested out the new Journey with the pentastar? I'm interested in getting an R/T AWD model in particular.

  • @NathanDAdlen
    @NathanDAdlen Před 11 lety

    THAT'S what I did wrong. The seats didn't move from the side, so I assumed they were no longer able to. Thanks for pointing that out!

  • @mustang501982
    @mustang501982 Před 9 lety

    I have a 2013 2wd with a 4cl I love it its a great highway car

  • @akdesign5467
    @akdesign5467 Před 5 lety

    What is better for export from USA Chevrolet Equinox 2013 or Subaru Outback 2011-2012 (ej253) by Copart?

  • @Paulose54
    @Paulose54 Před 10 lety

    Were looking forward to byuy a used 2012, but thx 2 this review i'll keep my money

    • @bionic1081
      @bionic1081 Před 10 lety +2

      this review is WAY off base. this guy is either a fan of small sports cars or big ass trucks. the review is poor and he gives critique only. trust the reviews here in the comments. it's a great SUV!

  • @lurpygeek
    @lurpygeek Před 9 lety +8

    Wow, you got so many things (factual and technical, not opinion or preferences) wrong on this review, I don't know why anyone should listen to what you have to say.

    • @ss-dn6xy
      @ss-dn6xy Před 7 lety +1

      I have lag ths CAR In Iraq

  • @AnthonyBacardi
    @AnthonyBacardi Před 11 lety

    THE BACK SEATS DO SLIDE!!!!

  • @ineway1121
    @ineway1121 Před 11 lety

    The back seats do slide foe and aft, except it does it in one piece only.

  • @adamwoosha
    @adamwoosha Před rokem

    Hard plastic interior is the best, it will hold up to the groceries, kids, spills, and everything else

  • @stchman
    @stchman Před 11 lety +1

    Hey Nathan, the 3.6L engine has 301HP, not 260HP. The rear seats do move forward and back.
    I actually like chrome wheels. The point of a review is to talk about the car and not your personal preferences.

  • @XBLStatic93X
    @XBLStatic93X Před 11 lety

    Just wanted to correct one thing...the 3.0L from 2010-12 had the hp/tq specs you mentioned. The 3.6L is 301hp and 272tq.

  • @camaroman101
    @camaroman101 Před 11 lety +1

    also for 2013 the 3.6l v6 has 301hp and 272 ft-lbs

  • @bigwilbf3fanboy
    @bigwilbf3fanboy Před 11 lety +4

    wow this is bull. i have a 2013 Chevy equinox and its an awesome city car also runs on snow with no problem

  • @rktrumble
    @rktrumble Před 11 lety

    I think you did great on the review. The rear seat slide is an option, so mabey yours did not have it.

  • @A20TV
    @A20TV Před 11 lety

    i agree!

  • @darkforceofone
    @darkforceofone Před 7 lety

    I'm confused, the 2013 LTZ V6 Equinox he tested here doesn't have a sliding rear seat but my 2013 LT V6 Equinox does? Also my Equinox has a 301HP V6 but his LTZ has less hp?

  • @jsmilesrmhs
    @jsmilesrmhs Před 11 lety

    Are you sure the seats do not move forward and backwards? I am sure that they do that was a big selling feature of this car.

  • @evanlandry7271
    @evanlandry7271 Před 7 lety

    Question. Does the Equinox LTZ have heated mirrors, and if so, how do you turn them on?

    • @bq4140
      @bq4140 Před 3 lety

      When you turn on the rear windshield defroster the mirror heaters come on with it

  • @2424Goldie
    @2424Goldie Před 11 lety

    Why isn't the Dodge Journey a competitor? Can you do a review of it please!

  • @spoirier01
    @spoirier01 Před 11 lety +1

    I own one with the 4 cylinder. Its absolutely the best value in its segment. The back seat is huge and it does move fore and aft. This guy doesn't know what he's talking about

  • @76carmel
    @76carmel Před 11 lety

    In a way, I kinda am. I did test drive its twin GMC Terrain and found it very competitent. However, I test drove the I-4 and just does the job; however, I found its disadvantage are the pillars which are a little thick. I've never tested the Audi, but probably won't because it's out of my league pricewise. Most Equinoxes don't sell for $36k, most start at $22k, but add all the options and you have the tested vehicle that Nathan has here...

  • @BigR376
    @BigR376 Před 10 lety

    I know this is two years old, but I hope they noticed they noticed that this model has a 3.0L V6, not a 3.6. The 3.6 engine was not added until 2014, and has 300 HP.

  • @MCPlaya17
    @MCPlaya17 Před 11 lety

    Rear seats do slide about 8 inches back or forward

  • @0NeedHelp
    @0NeedHelp Před 10 lety

    can you guys please review the Chevrolet Captiva US, I know you cant buy them New, but u sure can buy them used and it would be great if you guys will would review it....

  • @76carmel
    @76carmel Před 11 lety

    Nathan, isn't that V6 the 3.6L with 301 hp? I think the rear seats do move forward and backward, but don't recline. Remember -- Chevy sells over 200,000 Equinoxes annually. So, don't dismiss it. There are lot of Equinoxes where I'm at, but most have the I-4 that still does the work. In this class, who do you think is the best (CR-V, Escape, Tuscon, Sportage, CX-5, RAV4 (pending redesign))?

  • @vampirongosangronzon3165

    Could this car have enough power for a week in San Francisco hills?

  • @sergantblack7536
    @sergantblack7536 Před 10 lety

    finally 2014 so many car improve of V6.and all around 260 horsepower above.damn.

  • @redneckpower394
    @redneckpower394 Před 6 lety +2

    This review was based on his opinion rather than an review on the vehicle , which makes this video a waste of time to create and watch. Although the TFL channel is for the most part a decent channel this individual and this review gives it a very negative mark on what people have come to except from the TFL lineup. A review is a review of the vehicle, let the viewers know options and lay out, then the viewers can decide if this vehicle is something they may like. .

  • @1rustyb
    @1rustyb Před 11 lety

    The warning lights would be great if they applied the brakes. I saw a guy yesterday total a Mercedes R Class and the two cars in front. I'm NOT sure if It's an option on that, "COMMAND DISTRONIC ", But it would have made his day. The controls for that are on the steering wheel? You would think it would be on the NAV screen..

  • @StormAutoAdventures
    @StormAutoAdventures Před 10 lety

    Actually guys, it's rated at 301 HP / 272 LBFT with the 3.6L V6 motor, not 292 HP... Unless it's rated lower in Canada or another country?

  • @randomfoo777
    @randomfoo777 Před 11 lety +8

    i thought this was a car review, not someones whiny personal blog

  • @Slash396
    @Slash396 Před 11 lety

    Okay, you tell me, what crossover cost 10K less than this?

  • @buicksedan
    @buicksedan Před 11 lety +2

    The back seats do go back and forth! You must be biased against gm. You have done nothing but criticize this vehicle and really need to be more fact based and less obnoxious in your review. Thanks! :-)

  • @JacobLHooper
    @JacobLHooper Před 10 lety +1

    They say this competes with the RAV4, CR-V, and Mazda CX5. Maybe it's just me, but this Equinox doesn't look like a crossover. It seems huge. Not a big fan of the front end of this car either.

  • @05Forenza
    @05Forenza Před 11 lety

    I test drove one of these at a Chevy event, and it visually wasn't bad. In fact, I opened the drivers door and thought "wow, nice!" and then I sat down and went eh. And then the hard plastics, more eh. And the 4 cylinder had no guts, and it had gaudy rims. I really would like to like Chevy, but they need to produce something decent first.

  • @mikey0277
    @mikey0277 Před 11 lety +1

    The rear seats do move back and forth

  • @MEAMERIE
    @MEAMERIE Před 11 lety

    and ppl were complaining about the Santa fe mpg...this thing is expensive too

  • @AlternativeUses
    @AlternativeUses Před 11 lety

    I had a terrain v6 slt rental a few days ago. it felt like a cheap car loaded with a bunch of options...not very solid. The gmc I had had sliding rear seats and a 300 hp v6. ru sure the same doesn't apply to this?

  • @TedCutTheCheese
    @TedCutTheCheese Před 11 lety +1

    I disagree with Nathan on this review. First of all I like the chrome wheels and the taillights. The tail lights remind me of a trailblazer which I really like. Also I'd go with the 4 cylinder engine. The v6 is kind of pointless in this. You can't pull a lot with either engine. So this is mostly for the city where fuel economy is more important. Also who cares what the interior feels like. Other than little kids who goes around touching everything?

  • @rkmari6872
    @rkmari6872 Před 5 lety +1

    "Let me find a car that I hate and then do a review on it" like no one searches for a review on a car they hate. I agree this review is ridiculous. If I'm interested in a car I want good things said about it and if you really don't care for it personally at least do an unbiased review on the pros and cons

  • @idyba5704
    @idyba5704 Před 3 lety

    What is the best car between equinox 2013 and ford escape 20?13

  • @karhaulr29
    @karhaulr29 Před 11 lety

    my sister bought one, and within 100km the tranny locked up. the problem list was huge, and the dealers were pathetic. GM finally bought the thing back after putting several circuit boards into the dash. it was like a bi-weekly break down vehicle.
    doesn't stregthen my feelings for GM.

  • @jlhenaff
    @jlhenaff Před 11 lety

    Also, both the specs brought up in annotation and the specs he verbally claimed the engine to have were both wrong.

  • @khellendrose
    @khellendrose Před 11 lety

    It's not 264hp it's 301hp and 276 torque. The numbers you claimed are for the old 3.0 V6

  • @rktrumble
    @rktrumble Před 11 lety

    but my point is that you load up an equinox to 40k and you only get almost every option that the Q5 has standard, I know you can option out the Q5 to over 50k but alot is standard and when you can have both cars at 36k + why would you even consider the equinox?

  • @76carmel
    @76carmel Před 11 lety

    Careful now, with the Audi Q5, it may base at around $38k, but add up all the options including some recommended options -- then that rig will climb to over $50k. And the base Q5 has the really good turbo I-4 and you can fully get it fully loaded at around $45k, but Audi loyalists will step into the V-6, and that's the $50k+ rig. Equinox and Q5 are comparing apples to oranges; ideal comparison the Q5 would be the Cadillac SRX. Hard to compare luxury brand to a volume brand.

  • @rktrumble
    @rktrumble Před 11 lety

    Are you a Chevy salesman? When you have 2 awd crossovers that you can get for the same price with about the same options does that not mean that they are comparable? I am not trying to sell the Q5, I was just making a point on how bad the equinox is and there is no way you can argue that.

  • @FoodyTunes
    @FoodyTunes Před 11 lety

    YEAH THE SEATS SLIDE!!! There's an easy to use pull handle under the seat that can move forward for more cargo room, or back for more legroom. This car is a great vehicle, and the chrome looks great, and the 4-cyl is plenty unless you plan on towing. Your a little off on this one Nathan. Maybe TFL should start to not put a video out everyday and focus more on quality review. I'm usually a fan, especially of the off road reviews.

  • @DazdnCofuzd
    @DazdnCofuzd Před 10 lety

    I agree on the wheels, Chevy just cheeps out they style of wheels. Need more aggressive looking wheels imo. Overall 'Nox isn't a bad looking as Nathan saying and also agree on interior(that goes for more than just Chevy).

  • @diamondsprince
    @diamondsprince Před 3 lety

    lift kit?

  • @alexcowlan9016
    @alexcowlan9016 Před 6 lety

    I like mine

  • @TedCutTheCheese
    @TedCutTheCheese Před 11 lety

    I usually agree with Nathan but I disagree with nearly everything you said. The looks are kinda simple I guess but if you want something that stands out more there's the Terrain. The chrome looks great IMO. GM vehicles look good with chrome. The taillights look great. They look like the Trailblazer. And the 4 cylinder is a lot better. This vehicle isn't made to go for fast or tow a lot. There is no point of getting a V6. Oh and what does it really matter if a 30k vehicle has a plastic interior?

  • @ThorMaxx
    @ThorMaxx Před 11 lety

    why does Chrome cost so much? Folks had a PT Cruiser Turbo with Chrome rims... but the Chrome was a plastic shell over the alloy

  • @ericflowers2146
    @ericflowers2146 Před 8 lety

    The chrome wheels are probably snap on wheel covers.

    • @Snarge22
      @Snarge22 Před 8 lety

      That was the case with my 2008 Dodge pickup. Buddy just bought a 2011 Dodge Durango and the same thing! They're very good covers as one has to feel for the lip or tap on the wheel outside, but you're likely right.

  • @Lovejazz01
    @Lovejazz01 Před 11 lety

    That's why I like SaabKyle04! He's much more informative and appreciative and let's the viewers make they're own decisions whether they like the car or not!

  • @ziiamkyz
    @ziiamkyz Před 10 lety +2

    what the fuck are you talking about?? this car is beautiful!

  • @sentient127
    @sentient127 Před 11 lety

    Kind of a harsh review, but I do agree that a lot of the bells and whistles don't add much to the car nor the driving experience. At a $36k price range, I'd be shopping in an Audi dealership instead of a Chevy.

  • @revampted
    @revampted Před 11 lety

    Subaru XV smash up WHEN?

  • @lutetiavollintine2466
    @lutetiavollintine2466 Před 4 lety

    i'm getting one but mine is a 2010 Chevrolet Equinox LT and the man that i talked to said that i could put a $1,000 down payment on it

  • @patrickhill2861
    @patrickhill2861 Před 11 lety

    AWD, (ALL WHEEL DRIVE) used for inclimate weather conditions thats a lot different from 4 wheel drive it gets 17/24hwy i understand its a 1mpg dif. but come on. comes in a 4 cyl. comes standard w/ a lot more options than most competitors. the seats do slide back and forth in the 2nd row. This guy needs to check his facts. Actually a leading competitor in safety and space idk what this guys talking about