Overview & Reviews
Aside from the audio system's relocated USB input and the addition of heated cloth seats to the options list for LT models, the 2011 Chevrolet Traverse remains largely unchanged.
- Compliant ride
- Adult-friendly, split-folding third-row seat
- Seating for up to eight passengers
- Massive cargo area
- Top safety scores.
- A few subpar interior materials.
- Large size hampers maneuverability
- Compromised outward visibility
User Reviews:
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Engine failure at 56,000 miles - 2011 Chevrolet Traverse
By Pa mad - January 14 - 7:32 pmSo many problems cheap interior, power .steering, stability trac, air conditioning failure when 2 yrs old.. Piece of crap.. Totally avoid.. I still own a 2000 power stoke f350. At 15 yrs old 170,000 miles still driven very often AC IS COLD still never refilled.. Only fix alternator and can positioning sensor... Total $ 250 cost.. In 15 yrs.. Going back to ford trucks.. Dependability and trade in value is important.. Shame on me for betraying Ford..
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Buyer beware!!!! - 2011 Chevrolet Traverse
By Alps_112 - September 7 - 1:14 pmIve had my 2011 traverse for 3 years. Once the vehicle hit 50k miles it was downhill from there. I hadto invest in a $1400 powering steering rack. I took the vehicle In for what I thought was a minor leak and $1400 later the car still doesnt handle/drive well. I am now starting to have suspension problems. I do not understand how GM can get away with having these vehicles on The road with known problems. Ive read hundreds of reviews with people experiencing the same type of issues. Do not waste your money on GM vehicles. What I thought to be a good crossover for my family of 6 turned out to be a nightmare.
