Chevy Equinox Lease Deals

Ready to Ride: The Chevy Equinox

The Equinox is a unique SUV, thanks in large part to its powertrain. The Equinox offers a balanced performance under the hood, providing plenty of power while simultaneously performing efficiently.

The Chevy Equinox packs a 1.5L Turbo 4-cylinder engine under the hood, which comes ready to pump out 175 horsepower and 203 lb-ft of torque. This engine is mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission, which will help provide seamless and effortless gear changes. With this transmission working, you’ll be able to earn up to an EPA-estimated 26 city and 31 highway MPG.

Inside the cabin, you’ll find that the Equinox is spacious and advanced in terms of its technology. With standard features like Active Noise Cancellation, you’ll be able to tune out the rest of the commute, sitting back and relaxing as you ride either to or from the office.

Our Equinox Lease Deals

Here at our dealership, you’ll find that we have a number of Equinox models and trim levels available for you to lease. So, you’ll just have to figure out which model you want to get behind the wheel of.

Once you have settled on an Equinox that you want to lease, our finance team will be there to help you nail down your deal. We’ll work with you to identify a term length, mileage limit, and monthly payment amount that aligns with your wants and needs as a local driver. From there, all that will be left is signing the dotted line and heading off the lot.

The Benefits of Signing a Chevy Lease

There are many reasons you may decide to lease your Chevy, most notably, the benefits offered to you. Leasing is quite flexible due to the short-term nature of each contract. Whether you just need a ride for a few years before you move into the city or you are someone who values the ability to upgrade interior features and tech as new models become available, this flexibility can prove quite beneficial.

Leasing is also quite flexible from a financial standpoint. When compared to traditional financing, you won’t have to make a down payment in some cases and likely won’t be responsible for as many repair costs.