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The 2013 Traverse, which can seat seven or eight, retains its earlier strengths ¿ key among them its generous size. “Car-based” SUVs hit the scene several years ago promising most of the good aspects of truck-based SUVs without the drawbacks — namely unnecessary size, weight and thirst for petroleum. As much as any crossover, and probably more, the Traverse delivers on this promise, offering more interior space than a Chevy Tahoe from similar exterior dimensions. It’s not as tall and is easier to get into, and its mileage, though not stellar in its class, beats the Tahoe by 2 mpg in combined driving. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Thanks to a number of small upgrades, the redesigned 2013 Chevrolet Traverse can stand up to any model in its class, says Joe Wiesenfelder of Cars.com — though it depends on how you equip it. Full review