With its square profile, upright front end and Camaro-esque grille and headlights, the redesigned Traverse trades its softer edges for a sportier and more rugged look. Sportier performance also sits under the hood, with a new turbocharged four-cylinder engine that's more powerful the turbo helps develop 22% more low-end torque and more efficient than the V6 it replaces. A 17.7-inch touchscreen display raises the bar in the infotainment arms race, while Google Android software makes for fast responses and streamlined connectivity with Google apps, such as Maps and Play for navigation and music. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are still included for those who prefer to mirror their phone's features.
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.
The Traverse combines practicality with modern technology in a vehicle designed for how you actually live. With three rows of seating, you accommodate passengers comfortably whether you're commuting or embarking on weekend adventures. The panoramic sunroof, featured on this LT Traverse floods the cabin with natural light, while the available rear air conditioning and zone climate control ensure everyone stays comfortable regardless of conditions.
Practical conveniences abound with the power liftgate, rear camera, and remote keyless entry making daily tasks simpler. The heated seats and steering wheel provide welcome comfort during colder months, while the power-adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support helps you find your ideal driving position.
The rear window wiper and variably intermittent front wipers adapt to changing weather, while the body-color bumpers and heated power mirrors complete the polished exterior appearance. With only 15,093 miles on the odometer, this Traverse remains virtually new with fresh potential ahead.
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