2012 Chevrolet Traverse SUV Crossover Pros & Cons

Chevrolet Traverse SUV Crossover Pros and Cons

  The smooth handling and comfortable ride of the Chevrolet Traverse SUV Crossover are leaps and bounds better than larger SUVs.

  The engine is well balanced to provide good power, with respectable fuel-efficiency.

  Plenty of passenger and cargo space makes this a nice change from a truck or a minivan - many of the benefits of a family sedan without most of the issues of larger SUVs.

  The large size of the Chevrolet Traverse SUV Crossover can make everyday parking more difficult, as it won't fit in many spaces and can be complex to handle in parallel parking operations.

  Though it is larger than a family car, it is not designed for extensive towing. If you plan to move heavy trailers, you will want to choose another option.

  For the price, use of plastic in the interior is overdone.

  The transmission shifts smoothly, however it is known to move into higher gear at inopportune moments, giving less power than one might desire when ascending hills or passing fast-moving traffic.

  Those that need towing capability of greater than 5,200 pounds will have to select another option, as that is the maximum for the Chevrolet Traverse SUV Crossover.