2007 Chevrolet Equinox Reviews, Pricing & Specs
































































































































































































































































































































































































































































What owners say
"Overall, owners of the 2007 Chevrolet Equinox appreciate its spacious interior, good handling in various weather conditions, and decent fuel economy. They enjoyed the performance, particularly its strong engine and the feel of driving it. However, many drivers noted concerns about the turning radius, some mechanical issues, and the high cost of ownership as downsides."
This car all around is a great car! I wish Chevy still made a similar model as the newer 2010 Equinox isn't an equinox at all and it doesn't have near the comfort or leg room of this one. I've had some bigger guys in my car that all commented on the leg room and comfort of the car. Gas mileage is also pretty acceptable. I know the newer ecoBoost style cars have more HP and better mpg overall, but for the money and the additional leg room, I haven't been able to get myself to buy a new car because i haven't found enough benefits to doing so. The AWD and Traction Control works awesome! I have a long stone driveway and I've had guys with trucks, my parents minivan, friends cars, that get stuck in the snow and I go through it no problem. Wet pavement and Snow you can literally just floor the pedal and the car will make sure you get going before anyone else that doesn't have good AWD. No car is perfect and all cars will have maintenance. I'm at 108,000 miles now and so far I've had minimal maintenance in my opinion but there were a couple big repairs but Chevy covered them under the 100k mile warranty. The head gasket was bad, replaced by chevy. I did have to replace both front wheel bearings, both front tie rods, all struts but having owned multiple other cars that all needed similar repairs around 100k miles, I'm not surprised and I feel its acceptable. I do tow with the car on occasion. I have a wood utility trailer I pull behind it that is a fair size. I don't use it much because it is honestly too big in my opinion as its just a little too wide and i think with a V6 engine, you need a trailer that doesn't extend beyond the side of the car you're towing with. A standard 4x6 utility trailer would be fine for this vehicle. Mine is about 5x8 and made of 2"x8" wood. Not ideal at all.
September 6, 2013I love my Equinox. This is the first time I've owned something other than a Ford. Also, the first NEW car I've ever owned. It gets pretty good gas mileage. About 21 town, 27 highway. It is very fun to drive. I haven't enjoyed a vehicle this much since my Mustang. It has lots of room iin the back seat, which was a big selling point for us. Adults sit very comfortably in the back. The only things I'd change is the headrest on the front seats. I'd make them lower for people sitting in the back. I'd also change the fact the the vent would be off instead of on each time you get in. Otherwise I highly recommend it.
July 28, 2008This car has a strong engine and passes well. It has good gas milage for an SUV and rides like a car. No major mechanical issues in over 7 years of ownership. Good car for halling grocerys or just getting from a to b.
January 25, 2015What owners say
This car all around is a great car! I wish Chevy still made a similar model as the newer 2010 Equinox isn't an equinox at all and it doesn't have near the comfort or leg room of this one. I've had some bigger guys in my car that all commented on the leg room and comfort of the car. Gas mileage is also pretty acceptable. I know the newer ecoBoost style cars have more HP and better mpg overall, but for the money and the additional leg room, I haven't been able to get myself to buy a new car because i haven't found enough benefits to doing so. The AWD and Traction Control works awesome! I have a long stone driveway and I've had guys with trucks, my parents minivan, friends cars, that get stuck in the snow and I go through it no problem. Wet pavement and Snow you can literally just floor the pedal and the car will make sure you get going before anyone else that doesn't have good AWD. No car is perfect and all cars will have maintenance. I'm at 108,000 miles now and so far I've had minimal maintenance in my opinion but there were a couple big repairs but Chevy covered them under the 100k mile warranty. The head gasket was bad, replaced by chevy. I did have to replace both front wheel bearings, both front tie rods, all struts but having owned multiple other cars that all needed similar repairs around 100k miles, I'm not surprised and I feel its acceptable. I do tow with the car on occasion. I have a wood utility trailer I pull behind it that is a fair size. I don't use it much because it is honestly too big in my opinion as its just a little too wide and i think with a V6 engine, you need a trailer that doesn't extend beyond the side of the car you're towing with. A standard 4x6 utility trailer would be fine for this vehicle. Mine is about 5x8 and made of 2"x8" wood. Not ideal at all.
September 6, 2013I love my Equinox. This is the first time I've owned something other than a Ford. Also, the first NEW car I've ever owned. It gets pretty good gas mileage. About 21 town, 27 highway. It is very fun to drive. I haven't enjoyed a vehicle this much since my Mustang. It has lots of room iin the back seat, which was a big selling point for us. Adults sit very comfortably in the back. The only things I'd change is the headrest on the front seats. I'd make them lower for people sitting in the back. I'd also change the fact the the vent would be off instead of on each time you get in. Otherwise I highly recommend it.
July 28, 2008This car has a strong engine and passes well. It has good gas milage for an SUV and rides like a car. No major mechanical issues in over 7 years of ownership. Good car for halling grocerys or just getting from a to b.
January 25, 2015love just about everything. cant think of a bad word about it . i was so mad i got rid of my 2007 last year i went out and bought another just to putz around when not driving my murano convertable or vette convertable. great grocery getter and family transporter..
October 21, 2013high Performance and acceleration.quick braking with ABS and (X) braking system ,nice handling,high build quality and it didn't need repair ;) (TN IT'S FIRST THREE YEARS) ! but it have one disadvantage which is high cost of Ownership,but over all this car is fun to drive... .
August 4, 2009This vehicle drives great. it is very spacious. It is worth buying.
January 2, 2008Love the looks of it. Love the instrument panel. Very roomy. only put 4 k on the car so I hope it last me a long time. The oil burning is internal there are no leaks no wet areas around the engine or underneath no smoking or bad smells from the car at all. Its not the end of the world but it would be nice if it didn't use any oil. Still trying to trouble shoot it.
April 5, 2015Handles very well on the snow (even better with the snow tires)but I've had to bring it into the dealership 2x for ignition problems. The back window doesn't open seperately from the hatch like some other Crossovers which would be nice.
July 15, 2009Trims & specs
Base MSRP $25,085 | Seating 5 |
Engine 3.4L 185 hp V6 | Cargo Capacity 35.7 cu ft |
Combined MPG 20 | Drivetrain AWD |
Base MSRP $23,585 | Seating 5 |
Engine 3.4L 185 hp V6 | Cargo Capacity 35.7 cu ft |
Combined MPG 20 | Drivetrain FWD |
Base MSRP $24,295 | Seating 5 |
Engine 3.4L 185 hp V6 | Cargo Capacity 35.7 cu ft |
Combined MPG 20 | Drivetrain AWD |
Base MSRP $22,795 | Seating 5 |
Engine 3.4L 185 hp V6 | Cargo Capacity 35.7 cu ft |
Combined MPG 20 | Drivetrain FWD |



