2019 Chevrolet Equinox LT
Verdict #104 · 100,999 miles · VIN 3GNAXKEV9KS567679 · Stock #118589 MOOSED
“A hundred thousand miles and $369 off market — the most average used car on the lot at the most average price.”
Pros
- LT trim with the equipment most buyers want
- 1.5L turbo delivers decent fuel economy
- Equinox parts are cheap and everywhere
Cons
- 100,999 miles — six figures, the psychological and mechanical threshold
- $369 under market is 2.5% — barely a discount
- 1.5L turbo has oil-dilution concerns; verify service history
Analysis
There is nothing wrong with this Equinox and nothing right about the price. At 100,999 miles it has crossed the six-figure line where buyers expect a meaningful discount, and $369 off market is not one. The 1.5L turbo is economical but has documented oil-dilution issues when oil changes are stretched — at 100k miles, you are inheriting someone else’s maintenance habits.
The Equinox is the definition of a commodity SUV: thousands for sale, nothing special about any of them. Commodity cars should be bought at commodity discounts — 8 to 10% under market, not 2.5%. This one will still be sitting here next month, probably cheaper. Wait — MOOSED.
Market Comparison
Market check: dealer market value $14,700 vs asking $14,331 ($369 under). Dealer market value $14,700 vs asking $14,331 (2.5% under). Comparable 2019 Equinox LT models with ~100k miles list $13,500–$15,500 regionally.
The Original Listing
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