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The 2018 Chevrolet Equinox is brimming with high-tech features. While some are available as options, many of these features come standard on every trim, ensuring you get more for your money. Here are just some of the coolest features you can expect from the new Equinox. Teen Driver Technology One of the best things about the 2018 Chevrolet Equinox is that even the base model L comes with the automaker's Teen Driver system. The built-in feature reminds new drivers how to drive safely, even when you aren't there. Using Teen Driver, you can set a volume limit for the radio, speed alerts, and other visual and audio warnings. In the case of the speed limit function, the system provides warnings when the car is traveling over a predetermined speed. The Teen Driver system is capable of muting the audio system until all front-seat occupants are buckled. It also provides you with an in-vehicle report card that shows how your teen did behind the wheel. This helps you identify potential problem areas so you can coach your teen driver on how to improve. Best of all, Teen Driver automatically turns on any available active safety technologies, such as forward collision alert, side blind zone alert, front automatic braking, and more. Wi-Fi Hotspot Every 2018 Equinox is equipped with OnStar, a subscription-based communications, turn-by-turn navigation, hands-free calling, in-vehicle security, and remote diagnostics system. OnStar itself is certainly nothing new, but the 4G LTE with Wi-Fi feature is, which makes subscribing to this service more tempting than ever. With OnStar 4G LTE, your Equinox becomes your own personal hotspot, allowing you to connect your smartphone, tablet, laptop, and other mobile device to the internet at 4G LTE speeds. Imagine being able to use the system's navigation system while your spouse finishes work on her laptop and the kids are in the back watching videos on their tablets. Plus, if you've purchased the Equinox Premier trim, you can take advantage of the vehicle's wireless device charging. more 360-Degree Camera System If you spring for the Confidence and Convenience II package, your Equinox will come with a 360-degree parking camera system that gives you a clearer perspective of the area around you. This active safety technology gives you a birds-eye view of the environment to assist you in parking the vehicle. You'll still need to use your mirrors and direct vision, of course, but the the camera system can help you navigate those tight spots. The 360-degree camera kicks on when you shift the Equinox into reverse. It uses four cameras mounted around the vehicle, including a rear-vision camera, a forward-facing camera in the grille area, and two side-facing cameras located on each side mirror. In addition to the surround vision turning on in reverse, you can also manually select the front camera view on the center console. There's a lot to love about the 2018 Chevrolet Equinox, but don't just take our word for it. Stop by Chevrolet of Columbus to experience these features for yourself. Image "Chevrolet Equinox" via Flickr by TuRbO_J used under CC BY 2.0

The Chevy Bolt EV is a compact all-electric vehicle with almost double the range of most of its rivals and has a surprising amount of space on the inside. The Bolt EV is an all-new vehicle for 2017, and it comes in two different trims. Here are five things to know about the Chevy Bolt EV. Trim Levels The Bolt EV comes in two different trim levels, starting with the LT. The LT has 17-inch alloy wheels and LED daytime running lights along with xenon headlights. Inside, you'll get cloth seats, automatic climate control, and keyless ignition and entry. A step up to the Premier trim will get you everything from the LT plus cargo roof rails, ambient interior lighting and leather seats. Power Both models have the same 200-horsepower electric motor and a very large 60-kWh battery that sits underneath the floor. A fully charged battery will get you about 238 miles. When you need to charge the battery, a standard 240-volt charge will take about 9.3 hours to bring it to a full charge. For the most part, it is unlikely that you'll run the battery down to empty, so in most cases, it won't take the full nine hours to charge up. Both models also have DC fast-charging capabilities. This allows you to use a Level 3 charging station and fill the battery to 80 percent in just over an hour. Technology You can expect to find some of the latest technology in the Bolt EV. Even the base model LT comes standard with a 10.2-inch touch screen along with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also has Bluetooth for phone and audio, OnStar, and two USB ports. The Premier trim comes with the same technology and the option to add the Infotainment Package. This includes a seven-speaker Bose stereo system, wireless charging for smartphones, and two additional charge-only USB ports for the back seat. more Safety Systems Both models come standard with a rearview camera, and the Premier comes with a top-down parking camera system along with a camera rearview mirror. The Driver Confidence I package is an option for the LT and adds a blind-spot monitoring system, and rear cross-traffic alert along with rear parking sensors. The Premier offers the option for the Driver Confidence II package with forward collision warning with pedestrian detection, automatic emergency braking, and lane departure warning with intervention. This package also adds automatic high beams. Interior The cabin of the Bolt has more space than you would expect a compact to have. The tall profile means there is a good amount of headroom both in the front and the back, and there are plenty of storage spaces and cubbies. In the back, you'll find 16.9 cubic feet of storage space with the seats up, and there is also an option to add a cargo area floor cover to increase the storage capacity. The 2017 Chevy Bolt EV is a great option for those who want an alternative fuel vehicle without any range anxiety. Image via Chevrolet.com

Sports car fans know the name Camaro, but if you've never experienced owning one of these bad boys for yourself, 2017 is a great year to try something new. The latest Camaro won the Motor Trend Car of the Year award for 2016 thanks to its stunning performance and specs for its fairly modest price range. These, however, are only the surface-level benefits. Read on to see what makes the Camaro a great choice for sports car fans of all budgets and lifestyles. New Engines The Chevy Camaro makes its return with an all new base engine: a 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 275 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. This slight jump in torque over the 2016 model also brings more efficiency, with up to 30 city miles per gallon and 31 mpg highway. Drivers with a need for speed will find the optional 3.6-liter V6 more thrilling, with 335 horsepower and 284 pound-feet of torque, while higher models can use a 6.2-liter V8 with 455 horsepower and 455 pound-feet of torque. Then there's the ZL1, with an exclusive engine we'll look at next. ZL1 Top-Class Model The Camaro is terrific for drivers who want a sports car that's not too fancy or overblown, but if you want the best features and numbers in every category, the ZL1 is for you. Newly returned after a hiatus, this top-level trim gives the Camaro a supercharged LT4 6.2-liter V8 engine with 650 horsepower and 650 pound-feet of torque. The ZL1 also offers a 10-speed automatic transmission for buttery-smooth shifting at all speeds, and this setup can shift even faster than many 10-speed automatics on luxury sports cars. Returning Packages Past Camaro generations offered a 1LE handling package that revised almost every cooling and suspension feature of the Camaro for prime track performance. For 2017, the 1LE is back, more advanced than ever, and offered on both V8 and V6 powertrains instead of just the pricier V8. The package adds 20-inch aluminum wheels, FE3 rear cradle mounts, dampers and stabilizer bars, an SS heavy-cornering fuel system, dual-mode exhaust, and much more. If you're looking to get a model with the six-speed transmission, this package is a worthwhile upgrade. Driver Mode Selector One of the coolest parts of driving a sports car this advanced is the ability to switch to different settings at any time, adjusting the handling and other performance factors for snowy or icy roads, long drives, track performance, and more. As an awesome bonus, the Camaro offers an optional interior ambient lighting package, and the color changes automatically depending on the mode you picked, like icy blue for snow and ice driving and deep red for track driving. This isn't even getting into the impressively detailed 50th Anniversary special edition Camaro released for 2017, which is a rare collector's model that shouldn't be passed up. All in all, the Camaro has almost too many things going for it to count, and it's the best possible start to an all-new generation for this timeless coupe and convertible. If you have any questions about the latest Camaro, its many options, or other sporty Chevy models, call or email us today. Image via Flickr by Kai Lehmann used under CC BY 2.0 / cropped from original

The Super Sport, or SS, was first offered by Chevrolet as a high-performance option package for the 1961 Impala. In 2014, Chevy released a full-size performance sedan of the same name. Inspired by the Holden Commodore, the new SS featured rear-wheel drive, solid handling, a great price tag, and tons of muscle, making a huge splash in the automotive pool. There are more than a few reasons why you should consider purchasing a 2017 Chevy SS. Breathtaking Performance The 2017 Chevy SS rejects the "smaller engine with a turbocharger tacked on" formula found in many other sport sedans. Instead, the SS embraces the purity of a high-displacement naturally aspirated 6.2-liter block. You can enjoy a whopping 415 horsepower and 415 pound-feet of torque, not to mention the mighty roar exhaled from its quad-tipped dual-mode exhaust pipes. Change its driving mode to Sport or Performance and you can hear (and feel) its increased aggression levels. The 2017 SS delivers numbers that challenge those of top performance cars around the world. It blasts from zero to 60 in a mere 4.7 seconds, runs the quarter mile in only 13.2 seconds at 108.9 miles per hour, and is a monster on the skidpad. However, power without control is chaos. This is why the SS features superior suspension engineering and stopping power, such as Brembo brakes and Chevy's exclusive Magnetic Ride Control suspension at all four corners. Manual Transmission While the 2017 SS comes standard with a six-speed automatic transmission with TAPshift manual shift control, you can also choose a genuine manual transmission. Yes, with a clutch pedal and everything. This is quite a rare find in a sport sedan, and truly unlocks the power and precision of the Chevy SS. more Affordable Acceleration Comparable vehicles (which are also rear-wheel drive and available with a stick shift) include the Cadillac ATS-V, Alfa Romeo 4C, and BMW M5. However, the base price for a 2017 Chevy SS is a mere $46,625, blowing its competitors out of the water. Despite its lower price tag, many critics still favor the Chevy SS for its handling, luxurious interior, and overall performance. For a similar driving experience like that of the SS, a car with a six-figure price tag is definitely not unheard of. This May Be Your Last Chance! Yes, the rumors are true. The Chevy SS is being discontinued, and the 2017 model will be the last in a line of highly successful muscle sedans. This means you may never have another chance to score one of these beauties. Chevrolet dealerships are now offering deep discounts to clear out the last of their 2017 Chevy Super Sports. It's never been a better time to call the Chevy SS your own! The release of the 2017 Chevy SS truly marks the end of an era. For an unparalleled combination of power, tight handling, and luxurious interior design, you can't go wrong with this awesome automobile. Test drive a legend, discover pure driving bliss, and take one home today! Image via Chevrolet.com

If you're an automotive consumer interested in driving one of the highest-quality SUVs on the market, your best decision is choosing the excellent Chevy Equinox. Although the Equinox has been one of the most popular SUVs on the market since it was first released in 2005, it hasn't had a major update in some time. Until now. The Chevy Equinox is back in 2018 and better than ever, providing consumers with multiple new features that make it one of the leading models in its class. If you've been thinking about purchasing a new vehicle, you need to learn about some of the new features offered by the outstanding 2018 Chevy Equinox. New Power Options When you're purchasing a new SUV, one of the most important features to consider is engine power, and this is an area where the Chevy Equinox has made the biggest improvements. The newest Equinox is leaving behind its old 2.4-liter engine and now offers three exciting new engine options. The base engine of latest Equinox is a 1.5-liter gas engine that is capable of producing 170 horsepower and 203 pound-feet of torque. You also have the option of choosing a 1.6-liter diesel engine that provides 137 horsepower and 240 pound-feet of torque. Shortly after this vehicle is released, consumers will also be able to choose a 2.0-liter gas engine which can produce 252 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. Technology In a modern vehicle, there is almost nothing more important than innovative technology features. For consumers that can't live without the newest, most cutting-edge technology, the Chevrolet Equinox makes for a fantastic choice. The technology options for this incredible SUV have been refreshed for more utility and enjoyment, making it hard to resist. For example, the Equinox now allows you to choose both a 7-inch and 8-inch touchscreen, both of which work with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Other new tech features available in the 2018 Chevy Equinox include a premium Bose audio system, Bluetooth connectivity, and 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot ability. more Design While innovative features are a crucial part of choosing a new vehicle, an even more important factor is getting attractive exterior and exterior design. Perhaps the biggest improvements to this year's Equinox are what it offers in terms of style. Every area of this outstanding SUV has been updated to be as comfortable and aesthetically pleasing as possible. On the interior of the Equinox you'll find a variety of features that make for big style. The instrument panel, for instance, is lower mounted for easier access. In addition, the seats of the Equinox provide a denim style fabric that make for a more durable, classic look. Also, the Equinox is now available with the bow-tie design you can find in other popular Chevy vehicles. The exterior of the Equinox has also been overhauled and provides a wide variety of new style features. These include such excellent options as projector beam headlamps, chrome trim, LED daytime running lights, and horizontal tail lamps. Make sure to test drive the 2018 Chevrolet Equinox when you want a high-quality SUV that is loaded with new and exciting features. Image via Chevrolet.com

The 2018 Chevrolet Traverse brings you greater driveability, comfort, and fuel economy than previous models.  It's bigger this year, yet weighs 350 pounds less than earlier versions.  This change increases fuel economy and despite the weight reduction, the Traverse can seat up to eight and still offer more cargo room than the larger Chevrolet Tahoe. New state-of-the-art safety features include Rear Seat Reminder and Teen Driver technology. Here are some of the other features to look for: New Interior With More Comfort & Storage The redesigned interior offers Standard Active Noise Cancellation for a quieter, more enjoyable ride.  You can choose a seven or eight occupant seating design and both configurations have split-folding Smart Slide for second-row seats. There is increased interior storage space and larger bins plus spots designed for storing tablet computers and umbrellas. There is more storage behind the third-row seats and it includes an area beneath the cargo floor to store items out of site.  The second and third seat rows also fold down to offer more storage. All 2018 Traverses come with the MyLink infotainment systems, Apple CarPlay, and Android Auto smartphone projection systems plus an OnStar subscription and a 4G LTE Wi-Fi internet connection. Improved Power Train The 2018 Traverse comes with two options for the engine.  The 3.6-liter V6 is standard and features a nine-speed automatic transmission, increasing the horsepower and torque over older models. It is rated for 5,000 pounds of maximum tow capacity. Drivers can also choose a turbocharged 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine with the nine-speed transmission.  Standard Traction Mode with both engines lets drivers make real-time adjustments for road or off-road conditions.  The all-wheel-drive models can switch to front-drive as well. The special High Country edition has a twin-clutch all-wheel-drive system that offers more power. more Safety Features to Improve Your Drive Two new safety features have been added this year.  The Rear Seat reminder gives you a warning alarm if the rear doors were opened prior to driving the vehicle but not after stopping.  This feature will help alert everyone if there are young children or pets in the car. The second new safety measure is the Teen Drive technology.  Parents can set a program and receive a report detailing how the teen drove. Parents can then take the opportunity to let young drivers know what they need to improve on. Additionally, the Traverse is available with adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning with pedestrian detection, and automatic emergency braking.  A lane departure warning will help you stay centered and blind spot monitoring comes with a rear cross-traffic indicator. Options to Choose From Options include the special Traverse RS Package with a blacked-out exterior and a black chrome grille, black Chevy logo, and dark-finish 20-inch wheels.  The High Country package comes with a brown leather and suede interior, power folding third-row seats and polished 20-inch aluminum wheels. Chevrolet believes the new 2018 Traverse offers what a family is looking for in a crossover SUV.  With this year's options, you can tailor the buying experience to fit your needs, while still getting many features of larger SUV's.  The Traverse will fit well into the competitive world of crossover SUVs that is gaining popularity each year. Image via Chevrolet.com

Economy cars aren't meant to combine style, agility, and efficiency in one package. Typically, they choose one or maybe two of these traits, and leave something to be desired at the end of the day. However, the 2017 Chevy Sonic isn't your typical compact. It takes all three of these aspects and intertwines them, providing an experience unlike any other. If you're searching for a vehicle that combines a handsome exterior, efficiency, and a well-appointed interior, there's nothing like the 2017 Chevy Sonic. Here's a glance at all it has to offer this coming year. Safety Specs Because of their small size, most compacts can't offer a robust safety package that you'd find in mid-sized or full-size sedans or coupes, yet the Sonic doesn't fall into this category. With a bevy of safety features, the 2017 Sonic earned a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, making it one of the safest vehicles on the road. With the available Driver Confidence Package, you'll have a plethora of safety amenities that include lane departure warning, forward collision alert, and rear park assist. These aren't a substitute for paying attention, but they are definitely a failsafe against other drivers or a momentary lapse of concentration. Fuel Economy Fuel economy is always one of the strong points of compact vehicles, yet the Chevy Sonic takes it to new heights. Under the hood, the Sonic sports one of two engine options. The stock engine is a 1.8-liter four-cylinder that provides 138 horsepower and 125 pound-feet of torque. What makes it more remarkable is that it 33 miles per gallon (mpg) on the highway and 25 mpg in the city. However, it's the 1.4-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder that really steals the show. Combining agility, speed, and efficiency, this engine offers 138 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque that combines with a stellar showing of 38 mpg on the highway and 28 mpg in the city. Although it comes with a bit extra on the price tag, the turbocharged Sonic is well worth the investment in more ways than one. more Versatility of Your Choice While some compact vehicles boast versatility as their foremost attribute, the 2017 Chevy Sonic actually delivers on the promise. Available in both a sedan and a hatchback, the Sonic provides a preference that's unrivaled by other vehicles in its segment. Both options comfortably seat five passengers, while the sedan offers 14.9 cubic feet of cargo space, putting it at the top of the compact list. If you want a bit more room for people or your stuff, opt for the hatchback. With this vehicle, you still have room for five with 18.8 cubic feet of space in the back. If you need more room, simply fold down the back seat to unveil an impressive 47.7 cubic feet. With that much space, there's nothing the Spark can't handle. Although some critics would say that Chevy has been out of the compact game for far too long, the Sonic is proof that the Detroit automaker is serious about becoming a player in the industry once again.

There's nothing that embodies the true spirit of an American muscle car more than the Chevy Camaro, and in 2017, the legendary vehicle is back again for another chapter. Fresh off its victory as Motor Trend's 2016 Car of the Year, the Camaro doesn't receive a ton of cosmetic upgrades, but it does welcome some new additions to its lineup. If you have a need for speed and other cars just can't do the trick, make sure to get behind the wheel of a Camaro in 2017. Here's a glance at everything that makes it the sports car to have this year. The ZL1 When you win Car of the Year, there's typically no need to vastly change the product. However, Chevy introduces the Camaro ZL1 this year with performance and speed in mind. The results are nothing short of spectacular. Beneath the hood, the ZL1 gets the Corvette's mind-blowing 6.2-liter V8. With this engine, the ZL1 blazes up the road in remarkable fashion, sporting 640 horsepower and up to 650 pound-feet of torque. When you put the pedal to the floor, as long as you don't fishtail out of control, you'll go from zero-to-60 in a hellacious 4.1 seconds, hit a quarter-mile in only 12.3 seconds, and top out at a spellbinding 165 mph. With those times, there's really no substitute for the Camaro ZL1. more Amazing Power Even if the ZL1 is too much car for you too handle, don't feel as though you're left out in the dust. The Camaro still offers two other engine options, and each has more than ample power and agility to take you just as fast as you want to go. The stock engine is a gutsy 2.0-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder engine that's good for 275 horsepower and up to 295 pound-feet of torque. Not only does it give you loads of power, but it's also capable of taking you up to 31 miles per gallon (mpg) on the highway and 22 mpg in the city, which are figures nearly unheard of in the sports car realm. If you want the mid-grade version, there's a V6 that should fit the bill. With a 3.6-liter engine, this Camaro sports 335 horsepower and 284 pound-feet of torque, which is more than enough to get you where you need to go in a speed and style. Interior Extras You could just do peel outs and drive really fast, but without some fun interior amenities, the ride isn't nearly as enjoyable. Fortunately, the 2017 Camaro offers a diverse array of interior options that complement its reputation as a speed demon. A heads-up display shows you just how fast you're going and whether you need to ease off the throttle or push the vehicle harder. Other highlights include a wireless charging pad, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay for smartphone integration, and an available Bose sound system so you can blare whatever music puts you in the mood for one hell of a drive. Sure, there are other sports cars on the market, but none can rival the Camaro. Bold looks, hot engine options, and an unrivaled driving experience are all part of what make the Camaro a true American icon. Image via Chevrolet.com

Crossovers are one of the most common automobile types seen today due to their versatility, ample space, high safety ratings, and peppy, car-like performance. Chevy offers three very different crossover SUVs in its current lineup: the Equinox, Traverse, and Trax. If you're interested in getting a Chevy crossover but aren't sure where to start, take a look at the details on each 2017 model. Traverse Need a ton of room for up to eight occupants? Chevy's extra-large crossover is as roomy as possible without losing that Chevy agility or attractive bodywork. The inside is equally gracious as well, thanks to Smart Slide second-row seats that easily slide forward without flipping. This makes it much easier to load people or extra cargo in or out of the third row. The Traverse has the best cargo volume among the three Chevy crossovers at 24.4 cubic feet. That's just behind the third seat row, and the full potential cargo area with the seats folded down is 116.3 cubic feet. Drivers who want the latest in Chevy's technology can opt for different features, from Wi-Fi hotspot potential to satellite radio. more Equinox The 2017 Equinox is an award-winning crossover that seats up to six and boasts 21 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway. Those ratings come from the special eco-saving mode and other improvements made to the standard 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine. It's also great for complex road trips thanks to the seven-inch touchscreen infotainment system with navigation. The Equinox starts with 182 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque. Love the look and the size, but want more power? Consider the optional 3.6-liter V6 engine with 301 horsepower and 272 pound-feet of torque, with a 0-60 speed of 6.7 seconds. Trax Maybe you need a smaller and more economical crossover for mostly neighborhood and city drives? If so, you might love the Trax, which Chevy describes as the perfect urban crossover due to its extra-agile handling and plentiful tech features. It's also even more efficient that the Equinox, reaching 25 mpg in the city and 33 mpg on the highway from a 1.4-liter turbocharged ECOTEC four-cylinder engine, and with minimum sacrifice in cargo room. For such an affordable model, the Trax has some very high-value technology included standard, like mobile app and phone integration through a seven-inch touchscreen infotainment system. Extra safety or driver assistance is available through added systems like lane departure warning, rear parks assist, side blind zone alert, and a rearview camera. No matter what 2017 Chevy crossover you choose, you're sure to get a fun, responsive driving experience, flexible options, refined cabins, attractive exteriors, and more. You'll also likely have the chance to try higher trim levels that each take the base model in a more luxurious direction. There's a lot to choose from and think about, but don't freeze up! Just message or call us with any questions about current models, and we'd be happy to help you. Image via Chevrolet.com

Chevrolet is bringing back their beloved Traverse SUV for its second model generation, fully redesigned to an even higher standard in practicality and space. More will come to light once we're closer to the model's mid-2017 release point, but what's been revealed so far may get you excited. Check out these five things to love about the 2018 Traverse, and you might just want one for your family. Well-Equipped The Traverse is clearly designed to make trips with the family eventful and enjoyable. A hands-free programmable lift-gate, Smart Slide second-row seats, Chevy MyLink, and much more are all included standard. For drivers with techy families or friends, the Traverse can come with up to seven USB ports plus a wireless charging platform. Higher trim levels and packages go even farther, adding heated and ventilated seats, a 4.2-inch driver display, 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot functionality, and other nice extras. more Power and Efficiency The 2018 Traverse also has new technology under the hood. The standard engine will be a 3.6-liter V6 with 305 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque with a nine-speed automatic transmission. It earns up to 18 miles per gallon in the city and 25 mpg on the highway. Combine this with innovations that make model 362-pounds lighter, and it's clear the Traverse will have a new and more assertive personality. So Much Room The 2018 Traverse is expected to deliver best-in-class third-row leg room, easily beating competing SUVs that treat the third row as less important. Cargo space will no doubt be massive, probably slightly more than the 2017 Traverse's 24.4 cubic feet alone and 116.3 cubic feet with the seat rows down. The driver and front passenger seats now have 7% more overall passenger space, improving things like head room and leg room. The second row has 11% more space and the third row has broadened by a hefty 17%. Snazzy New Look While somewhat reminiscent of the prior Traverse generation, the 2018 model is set to have a new look in most places. Based on the shots collected so far, the Traverse has grace and confidence oozing from every detail, like the most recent Chevy brand front fascia with stronger line work. The wheelbase is two inches longer, as is the overall length by a half-inch. RS Trim One of the most exciting additions for the second-generation Traverse is a new trim level with a somewhat calmer and torque-geared engine instead of the 305-horsepower standard. The new RS trim level includes black trim and wheels along with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with up to 255 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. Drivers who enjoy the Traverse as is but like to tow, go off-roading, or use the Traverse's torque in other ways might find this trim the best fit. If you've been after a great three-row SUV but hate rear rows being cramped or less enjoyable, give either the current or upcoming Chevy Traverse a look. It will be a while until more info comes out, but we're happy to help with any questions about the 2017 Traverse or other current lineup Chevy models. Image via Chevrolet.com