PREMIER Modern and sophisticated perfectly describes Premier. This upscale SUV features 20-inch bright machined-face aluminum wheels, a dual-outlet exhaust with rectangular tips, body-color lower moldings with chrome inserts and chrome roof rails. LED D-Optic headlamps and a hands-free power liftgate are standard. Perforated leather-appointed front and second-row seating and heated and ventilated front seats help ensure comfort in any climate.
Premier and High Country feature perforated leather-appointed front and second-row seating surfaces and heated and ventilated front seats, along with a heated steering wheel. Second-row outboard passengers can expect heated seats, as well. Eye-catching accents underline the street smart aesthetics of Redline. This edition includes all the features of Premier along with, 20 inch gloss black painted aluminum rims with red accents, signature black and red Traverse badging, dark taillamps the dual panel sunroof and black Chevrolet bowtie emblems grill, fog lamp bezels and more
Kelly Blue Book wrotePriced and positioned to compete with midsize SUVs, the Traverse is actually larger inside than a Chevrolet Tahoe, offering more passenger volume and cargo space. That means the only logical reason to get a Tahoe is if you need to tow more than 5,000 pounds.
US News and World Report saidTraverse is a good SUV. It makes for a great everyday vehicle, particularly if you carpool regularly or have a big family. There are three rows of spacious seats, and this Chevrolet rides smoothly, even over rough roads. The Traverse gets decent gas mileage, has plenty of cargo space, and comes with an easy-to-use infotainment system. We named this Chevy a finalist for our 2020 Best 3-Row SUV for Families award because of its solid combination of cargo and passenger space, safety and reliability ratings, available family-friendly features, and positive reviews from automotive journalists.
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