Used Chevrolet Traverse for Sale

I would not buy this car again. We have had all kinds of problems with the A/C, motor mounts and back hatch door. Some of the problems were fixed under to warranty. I do not drive the car very much and the warranty ran out because of time, not miles, so I have a car that has 40K miles and the A/C died. Since the warranty had expired, we had to pay a lot of money to have the A/C fixed. We have a 1998 Toyota Camry which has never had any A/C problems. It is actually cold in the Camry during a very hot summer day. I would not buy this car again. How does the A/C just die when the car has 40K miles? It cost us thousands to fix the A/C.

I really like how well the vehicle handles in the snow, and I love how much space it has compared to the car I had before. It has been great for long road trips. I also like that I can take friends and kids easily in this vehicle. The reason that I only think that it's ok is that we've had to have it repaired several times. We've had a lot of issues with the alternator. It was replaced with a factory refurbished one when it gave out, and the repair guy said that the alternator's made for the Traverse aren't that great, but that he would replace it for us. Lo and behold, the next alternator died in four months. We had that one replaced with another factory refurb, and it was dead within three weeks. We've since gotten a brand new alternator put in it and haven't had any more troubles.

Looking to purchase a new SUV Chevy, I found myself leasing instead of buying and my final choice was the Traverse. I wasn’t looking for great gas mileage, although, for a big car, the Traverse isn’t awful. I was looking for a safe transport vehicle that would allow me to move my college age child and all the “stuff” that goes along with it into a college near the Canadian border. The Traverse allowed me all the interior room needed to accomplish this. With the third and second row seating folding down in an extremely easy manner, loading the car was a snap. Driving 6.5 Hours on mountainous roads in the dead of winter proved to be an enjoyable ride. The handling of the Traverse on snowy and tricky road conditions gave me a confidence I hadn’t experienced before. I can’t say enough about the comfort of the ride. My back never hurt, plenty of leg and body room, great visibility from every angle, and the knowledge that if something did happen, I was protected by multiple airbags. The Traverse was able to accelerate smoothly on the steep inclines and hugged the road on the curvy parts – never once making me feel that I wasn’t in full control.