2022 Chevrolet Equinox LS AWD
Verdict #168 · 42,898 miles · VIN 2GNAXSEV4N6123421 · Stock #P411 MOOSED
“$22,690 for a 43k-mile Equinox LS when a 43,531-mile LS AWD just price-dropped to $19,400 — over three grand above the market.”
Pros
- AWD and low 42,898 miles — the right mileage for a 2022
- Clean white paint; LS is the honest, cheap-to-run Equinox spec
- Yes Automotive offers pre-approval and has an on-site service center
Cons
- $22,690 vs $19,400 for a 43,531-mile LS AWD — $3,290 over at the same miles
- Edmunds dealer-retail for an average-condition 2022 LS AWD is ~$20,170
- A 44,454-mile LS lists at $18,995 as a fair price — $3,695 under this ask
Analysis
The Equinox LS is a commodity — and commodities have commodity prices. A 2022 LS AWD with 43,531 miles just price-dropped to $19,400 in Massachusetts. A 44,454-mile LS lists in Houston at $18,995. Edmunds puts average-condition dealer retail for this spec at about $20,170. This car asks $22,690 at 42,898 miles — $2,500 to $3,700 above where the market actually trades.
The car itself is fine: AWD, 43k miles, clean white, the 1.5T that’s cheap to run. Yes Automotive is a solid lot. But none of that changes the price, and the price is the verdict. At $19,500–$20,000 this is a BUY all day. At $22,690, you’re paying LT money for an LS.
MOOSED on price — bring the ask down $3,000 and we’ll talk.
Market Comparison
Market check (Oct 2026): 2022 Equinox LS AWD comps at ~43k miles: $19,400 (43,531 mi, price drop), $18,995 (44,454 mi, fair price), $22,154 (42,201 mi). Edmunds dealer-retail average condition: ~$20,170. At $22,690 with 42,898 miles, this Equinox sits $2,500–$3,700 above the market. MOOSED.
The Original Listing
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