2018 Chevrolet Traverse consumer reviews

Traded in our Equinox for the Traverse. Wanted more room since I'm 6'1". Very roomy and comfortable. Vert satisfied with it so far. The wife has claimed it for her. I might get to drive it someday!!

19000,IN FOR MECHANICAL ISSUES 15 TIMES.TRANSMISSION HARD SHIFTING ,NO SHIFTING.LCD SCREEN GOES BLACK,STILL NOT FIXED,CLEAR COAT PEELING OFF WHEELS,CHROME PEELING OF ROOF RACK,ELECTRICAL ISSUES,DOES NOT NOW WHEN CAR IS IN PARK,BELLS GO OFF,LIGHTS FLASHING,HAVE TO RESTART CAR ,SHIFT TO DRIVE AND BACK INTO PARK,CONTINUE THIS UNTIL ECU ACKNOWLEDGE IN PARK, CONDENSATION IN TAIL LIGHT,NASTY SMELL FROM AC SYSTEM

Great so far...but...I wish it wasn't so jerky between shifts, the auto stop feature is annoying and not great gas milage (21 combined). For $52,000 ( I have the High Country model) there should be a remote keyless entry panel on the door-there isn't.

Think it’s a great vehicle so happy I found it with basil Depew they are great to deal with and make it so easy! Thank you basil family

This car has been causing lots of issues for us. Have had tranny reprogrammed around 57000 kms, both sway bar links replaced within months of each other, now it needs a new emission canister replaced($700 out of my pocket). Rattles in the front dash, center console leather is bubbling and not covered. This what I can remember off top of head. Would not suggest anyone buying one of these cars. I won't buy Chev products ever again.

The car rides smooth, has great gas mileage, and a lot of room. It’s very classy looking. Love it so far It turns corners very well and is very tight and easy to maneuver.

I went from a smaller sized SUV to the larger traverse. We are loving the extra row of seats but my favorite part is that it doesn’t feel like I’m driving something much bigger. The drive is very smooth and the seats are so comfortable. The kids can get easily in and out.

In the Summer 2018 I bought a new Chevy Traverse. I was sold on the enterior space and the very positive reviews. The interior space featured a 3rd row large enough to fit 2 adults with easy access, not just that but behing the 3rd row space was massive! These 2 elements blew away the decade old Toyota Highlander I was trading in. Driving it qas fun with the responsive 9-speed transmission and the gas mileage was amazing for the size of vehicle. However now for the bad and why I traded it in after 2 years and even though I was upside down. After a few thousand miles we started to have sporatic issues with a flickering on the 8 inch display but it would last for a couple minutes at most then go away for months. Then the 2nd issue as we were comung back from a vacation our sound system went out and did some very strange things. At first it was out for about an hour then came back on. Then it went our for the entirerty of the rest of our 5 hour drive home. When I took in into the dealership they couldn't do anything because at that moment nothing was wrong. So at 2 years old and 40,000 miles I made a decision that for piece of mind I need to do something. I was initially scared to buy a Chevy, and my experience did nothing but reinforce thar fear. Over 600,000 miles on 4 Toyotas no real issues, 40,000 on a Chevy and I am out as a customer!

This car is roomy, sylish, comfortable. So happy to be part of the Chevy family. This car is fully loaded, with leather interior. Like new condition.

I am still in awe of this vehicle, the space, the comfort and all the little things GM thought of when they built this vehicle. I am constantly offering to drive everywhere these days.