Used 2018 Chevrolet Traverse Premier

2-Owner, Carfax report, Plenty of service history, 4x4 The Traverse will surpass your expectations. The cabin is also truck-inspired, so much so that it seems to be shouting that it wants to be a Tahoe. The Traverse is a large premium crossover. A good-looking SUV for family use, the Traverse has aged well, as we expected when it was introduced. Classy on the outside, it's roomy and comfortable inside. With fresh SUV styling, the Traverse features a new chassis and a new powertrain with a 3.6-liter V6 that gets better fuel mileage, making 310 horsepower. Double overhead cams, aluminum block and head, variable valve timing, direct high-pressure fuel injection, smooth 9-speed automatic transmission. The front is smooth, a big grille with a gentle shape and discreet sweeping headlamps. The nose rolls up to the hood and down over a black horizontal air intake to the body colored bumper. The LT Leather also includes the Convenience/Driver Confidence Package, a larger display in the instrument cluster, and an auto-dimming rear-view mirror with Chevy's trick rear camera mirror. Flip the toggle switch at the bottom of the rearview mirror. Instantly, the mirror changed to a widescreen backup camera view. The front heated leather seats are wide and supportive. The center console provides lots of storage for all those necessities you need at your fingertips. A three-zone automatic climate control system is standard across the range and offers rear seat passengers a control panel for temperature and fan speed, as well as a variety of vents to distribute air flow. Chevy definitely kept families in mind with ample storage, cup holders, and wireless device connectivity. The infotainment center’s MyLink 8" touch screen u might want to keep out of sight. Bose 10-speaker stereo, GM's latest OnStar technologies. While 4G LTE Wifi connectivity gets a lot of attention, on long drives, everyone was able to get online if they needed to. Chevy's teen driver and family link programs will give parents peace of mind. Delivers reports on a young driver's on-the-road behavior, while the latter allows parents to set boundaries on things like speed, volume of the audio system, and set a maximum driving range. The system can also send text and email alerts. Plenty of cupholders and USB ports throughout the cabin, factory power moonroof with rear sky light. The second row captain chairs feature GM's SmartSlide feature, improved for 2018. The bench seat splits and folds, while the curbside captain's chair flops for easy access to the third row. Chevy claims class-leading passenger space for 7 with captain's chairs, class-leading legroom in the third row, and class-leading cargo volume. The Traverse offers a ton of cargo space. There's a vast 23 cubic feet behind the third row, much more than any sedan. With the third row flat, it swells to 58.1 cubic feet, as much as some smaller crossovers have with their second row dropped. With both rows flat, it's a vast 98.2 cubic feet. Independent suspension with MacPherson struts in front and five links in the rear, trying to make the handling more nimble and predictable. The 20” polished aluminum wheels seemed to be the finishing touch. Interested parties should confirm all data before relying on it to make a purchase decision. All prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Prices may not include additional fees such as government fees, registration fees, finance charges, service contracts, dealer document preparation fees, taxes, and compliance charges. Online prices are listed as "cash only" promotional prices, or the owner obtained financing, and Buy Right Auto Sales, Inc. makes no guarantee or commitment towards the price of the vehicle when financing. Buy Right Auto Sales, Inc. is not responsible or liable for any misrepresentation of trim codes, packages, and or options on the vehicles, as they are automatically generated by a third-party company.