Used 2019 ChevroletEquinox LT

Overview: 2019 Chevrolet Equinox LTThe LT trim slots into the mid-range position of the 2019 Equinox lineup above the LS and below the Premier offering a compelling balance of features and value.Trim Position & EnginesTrim Levels: The Equinox comes in L (base), LS, LT, and Premier trimsStarting MSRP for LT: Approximately $27,100 $27,200 for the base FWD versionEngine Options (available on LT trim):1.5L turbocharged 4-cylinder 170?hp, 203?lb-ft; paired with a 6-speed automatic.2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder 252?hp, 260?lb-ft; comes with a 9-speed automatic.1.6L turbo-diesel 137?hp, 240?lb-ft; also with 6-speed automaticKey Features of the LT TrimThe LT trim offers an upgrade from LS with:Lights & Convenience:HID (xenon) headlightsSatellite radio8-way power-adjustable driver’s seatLights and Brights: 19-inch wheels, chrome trim, LED headlights & taillightsEdmundsInfotainment: 8-inch touchscreen, navigation, 120-volt outlet, two USB portsConfidence & Convenience: Remote start, dual-zone climate control, heated front seats, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, power liftgate (diesel excluded), leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knobPerformance & PracticalityRecommended Trim: Car and Driver suggests the midrange LT FWD, with the 2.0T engine being worth the price premium for improved performanceDriving Experience:Handling is competent with responsive steering and controlled body roll.The base 1.5L engine can feel underpowered, especially with AWD, while the 2.0T provides more robust acceleration at a fuel economy costSpecs & Fuel EconomyConfiguration Engine MPG (City/Highway/Combined) Drive TypeFWD 1.5L Gas 26 / 32 / 28 mpg FWD (6-speed)Cargo Capacity: 29.9 cu ftCurb Weight: Around 3,325 lb (FWD, 1.5L), up to 3,478 lb (AWD)Summary: Is the LT Worth It?Why the LT stands out:Strong value with upgraded lighting, power-adjustable seating, and broader feature availability.Multiple compelling option packages (safety, tech, appearance).Honors practicality with solid fuel economy (especially with 1.5L or diesel) and roomy cargo.Things to consider:Base 1.5L engine might feel sluggish for some; the 2.0T improves performance but uses more fuel.Owner reliability appears generally solid, though some users report high-mileage issues especially with NHT automatics or after 100K miles.