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What year was the first Chevrolet Traverse LS made?
I have a big family, so we often have to take two cars when we go out all together. We’re thinking of adding a full-size crossover SUV to our fleet so that we can just take one car when needed—especially with gas being so expensive lately. I wanted to know when the first Chevrolet Traverse LS was made to see if I should get a used van or a brand new one. When was the Chevrolet Traverse LS first produced?
Tiffany Leung · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Having everyone in one vehicle is definitely more convenient! The first
Chevrolet Traverse LS
was made in 2008 as a 2009 model. From the debut of the Traverse until now, there have been two generations. Aside from the updated technology features, the most notable difference is that the second generation takes on a more truck-like appearance. The Traverse also gets an engine upgrade in the later years.
If you want to compare the Traverse with other vehicles in the same class, you can also look at the
Jeep Grand Cherokee
and Hyundai Palisade
.Getting a used vehicle would be great to save on initial costs. However, you must do your due diligence when inspecting a used vehicle. To avoid encountering future problems, which could be costly to repair, here are a few tips on what to do before your purchase:
- Check vehicle history: This will give a detailed account of vital information such as accidents, claims, repairs, and title transfers.
- Inspect for damage: Check to see if there are any inconsistencies (e.g. aftermarket windows) that could be a red flag for unreported repairs.
- Check maintenance records: These records let you know how well the car was taken care of. Avoid cars with poor maintenance records as they could have more problems in the future.
- Check car title: This will show any outstanding liens on the car. You don’t want to be responsible for any liens that will get transferred to you.
- Test drive: Be aware of any strange noises, smells, or handling issues that the car may have. These can be tell-tale signs that something is wrong with the car.
Whether you get a Chevy Traverse LS or another crossover SUV, make sure you have
car insurance
that fits your needs. Jerry
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