2012 Chevrolet Traverse Reviews, Pricing & Specs

we researched all suv's with third row seating. the traverse was the roomiest and most affordable. if you want affordability go with the basic model. if you have to have all the bells and whistles you will pay for it. we opted for the basic model with only a couple options added, super happy with decision. I loved the safety features also, knowing it would protect my family in a wreck.

So far this SUV has been great for hauling the family around. I look forward to taking it on long trips out of state and to the Lake. Couldn't be happier with this purchase. Feels safe, solid and nimble, and has more options than you can shake a stick at!

It’s a nice car. Drives smooth. Good value for car. Love the remote start and back-up camera.

I previously drove a Chevrolet Malibu and needed something with more room but compareable gas mileage. The Traverse has been wonderful and I am very happy with my purchase. We have also previously driven a Tahoe and the Traverse actually has more cargo space and equal leg room, overall HIGHLY recommended.

I got a great deal on a lease otherwise I would have chosen something smaller for better fuel economy. It meet my needs. It was great in the snow. The LS trim is very basic but acceptable. The window defrosters take forever because vent is center located and windshield is massive. Back seats slide which was nice for rear leg room. Stuff not overly complicated and where you would expect.

At 80k miles the steering went out. At 85k miles all of the struts went bad. At 87k miles the AC went out. At 104k miles the AC went out again. Do not buy this car without a warranty or you will sorely regret it.