Exterior - Chevrolet Dealer serving Clinton MI

The Equinox’s stunning façade is easy on the eyes from all angles. When you view it from the side, the winding accent line streaming across the door panels will immediately capture your attention. At the same time, the lower-body molding adds functionality, and this molding extends across both bumpers as well. The front end is curved and confident. The inverted, chrome grille is designed with horizontal bars, and the upper bar carries outward to top the multi-bulb headlights. The nose’s curve places the air vents and foglight ports in a sporty, setback position. Exterior features for the 2023 Equinox may include up to 19-inch wheels, a hands-free liftgate, roof rails and other gear. The 2023 Jeep Cherokee carries many of the brand’s expected design traits, including boxy wheel wells and a rectangle-themed grille. The molding over the wheel wells is thick, and it grows thicker as it spans over the lower portion of the doors and the bumpers. The doors are accented by a single, horizontal pinstripe. At the front, the 2023 Cherokee has triangle-shaped headlights with an upper LED bar. Some of the exterior features offered on this Jeep model are 17-inch wheels or larger, foglights, tow hooks and wheel arch extensions.

Safety - 2023 Chevrolet Equinox dealer

You will also discover differences between the 2023 Chevrolet Equinox vs 2023 Jeep Cherokee when you check out their safety technologies. The base trim for the Equinox is well-appointed with forward collision mitigation, a rear-seat reminder and lane-keeping assistance. Higher trims add rear and front parking sensors, a blind-spot warning, a rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control and automated parking. The 2023 Jeep Cherokee also has several safety technologies. Its base-level technologies include lane keeping, a blind-spot monitor and forward collision mitigation. For both of these vehicles, you will also find a solid selection of active and passive equipment.