I got the car with 80,000 miles on it. I chose it cause it looks like a car instead of a van. The 2010 Chevrolet Traverse ranks 13 out of 19 midsize SUVs. The 2010 Chevrolet Traverse is a solid performer in a competitive class. Despite its list of attributes, there are still enough negatives that you may want to consider other vehicles. While it has great cargo space and a car-like ride, it also has poor fuel economy and a frustrating infotainment system. It is below average for the class.

The Traverse is comfortable, powerful and has all the bells and whistles that you want. Cameras galore, horsepower under the hood, smooth driving and handling and is exactly what you want in a family vehicle. The dealer switched the traditional gold Chevy emblem out for an all black one which is a sweet look. The all leather seats, including (two) buckets in the middle and a split dual folding rear seat are well put together and clean easy. The ability for the one bucket seat can have a car seat or booster seat on it and still has the ability to lift forward, allowing others to easily access the rear. One thing that I would say as a negative is the auto shut off at a stop. When you come to a stop, the car shuts off and then restarts when you release the brake. I do have concerns that this will wear on the starter for the car. Other than that, I absolutely love the car and everything about it.