2021 Chevrolet Equinox Prices and Deals

Take your pick:

The carryover 2021 Equinox remains in robust supply across the country. The Equinox was scheduled to receive a big refresh, but that has been delayed till 2022 due to the pandemic.

The mid-range LT is easiest to find and generally carries the best pricing. The base LS isn't quite so common and already carries a lower price, so don't expect as much room for dealing. The entry-level L model isn't likely to be discounted at all and is excluded from most factory incentives. The 2020 Equinox has sold out.

Current offers are available on a national basis and will expire March 1, 2021 unless otherwise noted. So far, there are no enhancements scheduled for Presidents' Day.

Lease: From $199 for 39 months

Current lessees of any brand can lease a 2021 Equinox in popular LT trim from $199 for 39 months (10,000 miles a year) with $1,709 due at signing.

The effective monthly cost works out to $243, an exceptional value for this price class. If you're not currently in a lease, your total cost may be higher, but you can still expect very good value.

Rebates: Up to $4,750 off

The 2021 Equinox now comes with a $4,000 factory rebate for all buyers. In addition, current customers of competing brands are eligible for a $750 conquest bonus for a total savings of $4,750.

Finance: From 0% APR for 72 months + $2,650 bonus

In place of the full rebate on a 2021 Equinox, you can get 0% financing for 72 months, plus $2,650 bonus cash.

You remain eligible for the $750 conquest bonus if you qualify. This combo makes for an excellent purchase deal.