Chevy Traverse for Sale Near Greenfield IN

History of the Traverse

The Chevy Traverse first launched in 2008; at the time, it joined the ranks of the full-size Suburban, Tahoe, and the crossover SUV, the Equinox. The Traverse is a full-size SUV with seating for up to eight passengers, and it offers the advantage of extra cargo space to boot. The Chevy Traverse is larger than SUVs like the Blazer, Equinox, and Trailblazer, but the Chevy Traverse is far less costly compared to the two larger Chevy SUVs, the Tahoe and Suburban. The Chevy Traverse has been improved upon since its release, as the first generation of this popular three-row SUV concluded with the launch of the 2017 Traverse.

The Chevy Traverse has never disappointed drivers with its consistency, which includes a 3.6L V6 engine going back to the first Traverse, the 2009 model. Later iterations—including ones produced in 2020 and beyond—still retain this 3.6L V6 engine, but the transmissions these engines pair to have seen some upgrades. For example, the original Traverse and its sequential successors paired its V6 engine with a six-speed automatic transmission, but many of the later models—especially those released with the second-generation Traverse—instead link these powerful and efficient V6 engines to a nine-speed automatic transmission.

With the V6 engine, every Traverse model released is regularly associated with fuel efficiency and ample performance harmoniously combined into one stellar, exciting, yet cost-saving driving experience. With the V6 engine, the Traverse can also be your daily commuter as it's not as fuel-hungry as some of Chevy's full-size offerings—like the Tahoe and Suburban—and isn't shy from decent highway mileage. For Greenfield drivers, this may be in dividends, as those trips out west to Indianapolis, or further beyond the horizon, won't be as heavy a burden on your wallet—and everyone else can come along for the ride, too.

Older Traverse models are similarly sized to their newer counterparts, with dimensions like headroom and legroom often being with a margin of error from one another, while overall available cargo room has certainly decreased over the years. The 2009 Traverse sported a higher maximum capacity than some of the later models, like ones from 2020, 2021, 2022, and onwards. Subsequent Traverse models proved to be more fuel-efficient than their older counterparts, and these were similarly performant, barring a few exceptions—i.e., older Traverse models could tow slightly more than the later ones.

Shop New or Used

Your freedom of choice is of the utmost importance when you shop with us at Blossom Chevrolet. Our dealership believes that, to get the best of both worlds, we need to supply our customers with multiple ways to shop and find what they're looking for. Giving drivers different choices in how they purchase their vehicle means that Blossom Chevrolet's selection includes more cost-effective models and the newest automobiles from one of the most universally-celebrated automotive manufacturers.

We here at Blossom Chevrolet provide both new and used vehicles; whatever your preference is, we're happy to supply you with the vehicle that satisfies your wants and needs and gets the most value for your budget. Buying new and used vehicles is a common practice at any dealership, but it's our competitive pricing, trusted services, and sales team that help drivers make the choice that's best for them. Just remember: you don't need to make a decision before you visit our dealership, so come on down and check out our new and pre-owned selections.

Financing Options

You are not required to purchase your vehicle with cash, and yet some people fearfully disregard the alternatives because they've heard a bad story from a friend or family member about ruthless, one-sided loan or lease terms. Still, the vast majority of drivers opt for payment plans that get their vehicle in their driveway today, and in a more cost-conscious way of paying it off—over time rather than upfront. You may have heard about leases and loans, but for those who haven't, what differentiates a lease from a loan, and how can we at Blossom Chevrolet help you with it?

If you were to acquire your vehicle through a loan, that means that—while your monthly payments and/or your interest rates may be a bit higher—the outcome is a positive one; once you've paid the loan off in full, the vehicle becomes yours to keep. After this, you only need to worry about paying for car insurance, gas, and occasional upkeep. You can even opt to sell your vehicle at this point, whether you choose to sell it as a private seller online or by bringing it into a dealership like ours for an accurate appraisal and cash in hand.

With a lease, you're making much smaller monthly payments at a more generous interest rate, but you aren't to eventually own this vehicle; instead, the lease allows you to upgrade within a few years, often for the same price you're paying now. Once you upgrade to your next vehicle, the one you were driving will likely get sent off for CPO inspection. Both options are recommendable and viable when it comes to shopping for your next vehicle, and we at Blossom Chevy can set you up with one of these plans at an affordable cost.

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