2025 Chevrolet Equinox RS
- Used
Notes from the dealer
Pragmatic buyers seeking a dependable SUV will appreciate the Equinox RSâs balance of advanced features and proven durability. With its combination of leather interior, heated and cooled front seats, and navigation, daily drives and family outings are handled comfortably. Its utility is further enhanced by a hands-free power liftgate and dual zone climate control, supporting both convenience and comfort through every season. Note that this vehicle is used as a service loaner and may not always be on site â" please check availability before visiting, especially if youâre in the Sw Mt Vernon, IA area.
Efficiency and powertrain longevity define the Equinox RSâs performance. Its 1.5L DOHC engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission delivers steady power with a focus on long-term reliability. All-wheel drive equips the SUV to handle varying road conditions, making it a practical choice for those who value surefooted travel in changing weather. The EPA rates this SUV at 24 MPG city and 29 MPG highway, which keeps fuel costs manageable for daily commuting and extended trips.
The Equinox RS prioritizes safety with a comprehensive suite of active features designed to protect your investment and your family. Lane keep assist, blind spot monitoring, and reverse brake assist work together to prevent common collision scenarios. A 360-degree camera, reverse sensing, and auto high beam headlights make parking and nighttime driving safer and less stressful. These technologies help minimize the risk of costly repairs and support long-term peace of mind.
Convenience Package III and the Safety & Technology Package equip the Equinox RS with a range of comfort and convenience upgrades. Enjoy a panoramic sliding sunroof, power driver and passenger seats with memory, heated and ventilated seating, and a heated steering wheel. The 11.3-inch color LCD display, premium audio system, and navigation enhance infotainment value, while rain-sensing wipers and a rear camera mirror washer keep visibility clear in poor weather. Adaptive cruise control and remote keyless entry further streamline daily use.
In the competitive SUV segment, the Equinox RS stands out against models like the Ford Escape and Honda CR-V by offering a robust suite of technology and comfort features at a strong value point. Its proven reliability and reputation for solid resale value make it a wise choice for those aiming to minimize depreciation. The combination of AWD capability, attractive styling, and a comprehensive feature set reinforces its position as a high-value, long-term ownership option.
What warranty coverage originally came with this vehicle? The Equinox RS was backed by a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, 6-year/100,000-mile corrosion coverage, and 5-year/60,000-mile roadside assistance, transferring to subsequent owners. Is this brand reliable long-term? Chevroletâs track record for SUVs is grounded in solid engineering and widespread parts availability, keeping maintenance straightforward.
To discuss the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox RS or schedule a viewing, contact Lynch Ford Chevrolet at 319-895-8500 or visit 410 Business 30 Sw Mt Vernon, IA 52314. The team is ready to help you make a smart, value-driven decision for your next SUV.
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Great sporty looking car.
by Chaert on 7/26/2026 5:09:45 PM
Pros: 29-32 mpg Comfort plus Handles well Love all the extras. Panoramic Sunroof, heated/cooling seats, lots of bells and whistles, all wheel drive is great to have! Cons: none really 15,000 miles and no issues. - 5.0
Best bang for your dollar
by steve on 7/9/2026 1:41:46 PM
The AWD RS is a beautiful SUV inside and out. It is modern and has the technology that everyone needs at a great price. The ride quality is one of the best of any cars in the field. The seats are comfortable and adjusted for every rider. Is the engine the fastest no, but is all the vast majority of people need. - 5.0
Great car for the value.
by Living in the South on 5/23/2026 11:22:04 PM
I had a Toyota SUV before, but it was totaled. The handling for it was nice, but the Equinox 26 is far more comfortable. I'm 6'2", and there's plenty of room for me to get around in. I did a lot of shopping around and the options that came with it couldn't be beaten for the price. I've had it a little less than a year, but I've only driven it around 2500 miles. I got the CVT transmission and it has been extremely smooth in shifting gears due to it's design. The engine is small, which likely contributes to the bad gas mileage some people report getting. I live in a rural area and get about 32 mpg on average with me going light on the gas pedal. When I'm on the interstate, I get around 35 mpg, up to my max of almost 38 mpg. I use the adaptive cruise control as much as possible and not speeding up hard or braking much. The engine has a nice little hum to it and isn't loud. It gets up to speed fast enough, when I need it. I can even spin the tires a bit, if I try to take off too fast. I didn't have any problems with the sound system, but I went in and fiddled with all the settings in the very beginning. This might help some people out who are having sound issues. The only problem I've had with mine was a very small oil leak, which is likely due to me not getting the oil changed soon enough. I believe they said the oil plug gasket was being replaced just in case, and it hasn't leaked since. For now, I'd still get the car again. Here's to hoping I don't get some of the issues others have.
