2015 Chevrolet Traverse consumer reviews

Great ride, plenty of room for passengers or cargo. Seats fold down completely flat for hauling in back with 3 rows of seating for friends

Love this car! Room for two kids, third row seating, room for my husband who is 6'2" and has trouble having enough leg and head room. Captain seats for the kids keeps them separated :)

Purchased this car when we found out we were having three kids. Have previously purchased two GM owned saabs, Tahoe, equinox and now this traverse. Car was great for a while third row was nice with three kids BUT at 110,000 miles and under 5 year warranty the transmitgoes... I contact GM thinking surely they will do good by this but guess what they say YOU ARENT A LOYAL GM customer!! Our customer relations person told us to send a letter to a P.O. BOX aid we weren?t happy. Meanwhile my cousin who has a HONDa got a new engine after warranty. At this point it has been over three weeks. The dealership saying GM doesnt think we are LOYAL. Listen if you want a reliable care for your family go to a car maker that stands behind their product. I have never had a transmissIon go in a car with this little miles and I have owned Saab?s and BMWS!

This vehicle is roomy,stylish, alot of power, all the bells and whistles, love the back up camera if any thing is in the way it will alert very nice feature,very comfortable

Great car for my needs. Lot's of cargo room and a nice upgrade from my 2008 Jeep Patriot. Only complaint is the usb port for the stereo does not recognize my new phone.

I love my Traverse. The room and comfortable ride make it a pleasure to go on long trips. Would highly recommend the Traverse. Wish I would of bought one sooner.

Bought used with 36,000 miles. Remodeled version came out recently so the previous model can be had for significantly less than actual value. We have three kids in rear facing car seats and the Traverse takes them all with little effort. The middle seats fold into vertical lines and slide forward with the tug of a strap and make rear seat access a breeze. The 60/40 split in the rear means we can have a kid back there and still fold part of it down which makes for plenty of room for their mountain of stuff. Lots of little cubby holes and cup holders amplify the usable space. Not one inch is wasted. Coming from a Silverado, the Traverse felt a bit sluggish at first. It is definitely geared for fuel economy. But, after two weeks on the road in mixed driving I haven?t had an anxious moment merging or passing. The vehicle isn?t in a hurry but it never feels anemic. It cruises at 80 just as well as it does at 45. Most of all, the Traverse is designed so that both the driver and passengers are comfortable during any length of trip. Even with the LT package, there are all of the little touches like a nice sound system, rear cabin heat and AC controls, aux plugs, and soft touch materials that make it feel much more than a utilitarian family hauler. I had originally felt discouraged that I had to surrender to the Minivan Life but this is quickly becoming my favorite vehicle of the half dozen I?ve owned.

Great family car. Plenty of room for my three kids, their sports gear and their friends. My 6'2" husband doesn't mind driving it but says the passenger seat is a bit uncomfortable for long rides. Doesn't stop him from coming along though!

The car is smooth, turns well, has great pickup, spacious, clean, well proceed and looks amazing! I would recommend to friends and family about the nice cars available.

This car is comfortable, stylish, quiet and a dream to drive. Controls are at your fingertips. Roomy for adults, children, grandchildren and pets. I am looking forward to a road trip in this awesome suv.