I bought a 2018 Traverse new. I still have it in 2025. I bought it because it was an inexpensive truck. I have to say that it really grew on me as I have owned it. It is very reliable. I had only 1 check engine light after 4 years and cheap to fix. It runs great! Its fast and has a super comfortable suspension and interior. The stereo has a really good sound. It holds a lot of cargo at Costco for me. I take beach trips (total 7) with my gf and 3 children and their friends and everybody fits! I also tow with it. My son has a 16 foot Boston Whaler that it pulls no problem. Strong at the boat ramp as well. This is a great versatile truck and I will probably buy another one after 10 years. I am very pleased 4 stars for this truck. Almost perfect. Improvements: I would like a better and bigger touch screen and real usb hook up in car.

It's an excellent vehicle for larger families. I have six large adults that I haul around. Each and everyone has plenty of room to be comfortable. It seems to have more room than my Tahoe I traded in. It has good acceleration and handles well. I love the air-cooled and heated seats. It has a nice, solid ride. I am very happy with my Traverse. I traded in my 2021 GMC Acadia Denali, which I was very unhappy with.

2022 Traverse had 500 miles on odometer going on a trip brakes started making noise front brakes right and left side Noise was like a grinding metal to metal. Took it in to a dealership couldn't find anything wrong . Back from trip brakes still grinding back to dealership. After 6 trips to dealerships still grinding and no answers. Can't fix brakes . The only answer we were given was pads and rotors not compatible but can't find a fix. Still grinding noise . Does anyone have this problem? I recorded the noise because it seemed that since they couldn't find a problem with brakes that we were making up the brake noise .