Certified 2025 Chevrolet Traverse

Check out this Summit White 2025 Chevrolet Traverse AWD LT with 31,890 miles featuring great options like Preferred Equipment Group 2LT Comfort. This "intelligent" cruise control system maintains a preset following distance behind another vehicle, automatically braking (to a complete stop if needed) or accelerating as required. Cruise control maintains a preset vehicle speed; automatically increasing or decreasing throttle to maintain that speed. The vehicle can be remotely started from the keyfob and from a smart device such as a phone and a subscription is required to maintain access to the smart device remote start function. Access to the cargo area is gained via a large, power-operated rear door that opens upwards. This door may also contain the rear windshield of the vehicle. The primary display in the vehicle offers touchscreen control. This feature allows music to be transferred from a mobile device to the vehicle without the need to physically connect the two devices. All-wheel drive supplies power to both the front and rear axles all the time. Power is instantly redirected by the center differential to the wheels with greater traction when slip is detected. The vehicle is equipped with a system that senses, and then prepares, the vehicle and/or occupants, for an impending forward collision. The vehicle constantly monitors the roadway in front of the vehicle and identifies and tracks pedestrians on an interior display. If the system determines a likely impact, it will automatically take preventative steps to avoid hitting the pedestrian. The vehicle is equipped with a camera that displays an image of the area behind the vehicle on an interior display. The camera is equipped with its own washer. The vehicle is equipped with a system that senses, and then prepares, the vehicle and/or occupants, for an impending rear collision. An active lane departure system alerts the driver of unintended movement of the vehicle out of a designated traffic lane and automatically maintains the vehicle's position within that lane. An active blind spot system helps prevent the driver from making a lane change when another vehicle is in their blind spot. The vehicle is equipped with sensors which compare vehicle speed to available distance to the vehicle ahead. If the speed exceeds the required distance to stop before colliding with the vehicle ahead, the brakes are automatically readied for maximum braking force once the driver applies the brakes.