Used 2015 Chevrolet Traverse for Sale

4.0

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.0

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.0

Performance

4.5

Comfort

4.5

Fuel Economy

3.0

Reliability

3.5

Owner Reviews

4.0

2 Reviews


Overall	4.0

Value	4.0

Performance	4.5

Style	4.5

Comfort	4.5

Fuel Economy	3.0

Reliability	3.5

2015 Chevrolet Traverse - Smooth ride

We bought our Traverse about three months ago. We have three children, and the Traverse provides enough space for all three children to have their own space. When my husband and I were vehicle shopping, we were looking for an SUV with lots of room to store sports equipment, musical instruments, backpacks, etc., and have room for the kids to sit comfortably, but also it needed to fit in our very modest budget. We had it narrowed down to the Traverse and a Buick Enclave. We ended up going with the Traverse simply because it seemed to have more room. The overall quality of the vehicle is great. Everything seems to built very sturdy. This is the first Chevrolet I've ever purchased, and based on what I know and have experienced in the short three months that we've had our Traverse, I would ... (more)

Story

We live fairly close to the beach. We are able to fit beach chairs, toys, cooler, etc., in the trunk of the car.

Pros

One of the things we were specifically looking for when vehicle shopping was we needed an SUV with captain seats. The Traverse was one of the few vehicles in our price range with that option. The seats are wide enough to hold the different size car seats that we need. The ride itself is very smooth. I haven't noticed anything rattling or shaking while riding. The back-up camera is large enough to clearly see while you're backing up. The third-row seat seems to have plenty of room. I've had to sit in the back seat a few times, and I feel like I have enough leg room, and I am 5'7". I don't t... (more)

Cons

One of the things I immediately noticed that I didn't like was the headrest for the driver and passenger seats. They tend to tilt forward, which doesn't allow you to actually rest your head. It just seems to be an awkward position for a headrest. I don't understand it. It also seems to guzzle gas very quickly. According to the meter, it says we're getting around 20 mpg, but it just seems that I can actually see the gas hand going down as I drive. I'm not a big fan of the radio in the Traverse. There is not a scan option to go through the radio stations, so you have to repeatedly press the ... (more)

2015 Chevrolet Traverse - A spacious and comfortable family vehicle.

The car has a lovely spacious interior that can seat 7 people. I love how roomy it is and that I didn't have to resort to purchasing a mini van. I am in mini van denial with this SUV instead. The seats are leather and there are captain's chairs in the second row that keep my kids from smacking each other too much. It has a lot of fun extras like a double moon roof and my whole family can fit in it comfortably. It's only okay as far as fuel consumption goes, but I needed a bigger vehicle and am happy with this one.

Story

We used this vehicle to tow our boat for the first time out to Norris Lake, TN. We got lost and ended up pulling our boat up and down these tiny windy roads and it was super stressful as we weren't used to pulling a boat at that time. The SUV didn't let us down and there were no problems so it's funny to look back on.

Pros

I love the third row seating, and the fact that that row can fold completely flat so there's room for transporting stuff the way you would with a truck when needed. We also use this vehicle to tow a speedboat, and it has been great for that. When out of town guests visit, we can fit our family of four plus guests in this vehicle and take all of them and the boat out to the lake. I feel safe driving my kids around in this larger vehicle too. I also am spoiled by the automatic lift gate, which comes in handy for loading groceries, etc.

Cons

The gas mileage is decent for a vehicle of this class, but it does use a fair amount of fuel. I've also noticed that the gas tank seems to be on the small side, probably so that when I fill up the cost per tank doesn't shock me too badly, but this means that I have to fuel up more frequently which is annoying. It seems like a sneaky trick the manufacturers are using to trick drivers into thinking this car is more fuel efficient than it really is.