There’s a new version of the three-row Traverse on its way that Chevrolet promises will deliver “more SUV-like proportions” to go with a rugged new off-road trim. But for all that separates the upcoming model from its predecessor, they share a rather important trait: space. Lots of it.

Since its introduction some 15 years ago, this Chevy has offered noticeably more interior room than a typical three-row like the Nissan Pathfinder while retaining the disposition and drivability of a smaller vehicle.

That’s as true today as it inevitably will be when the next-gen model arrives some time next year, which bodes well for the 2023 Chevrolet Traverse as a more immediate option. However, the trade-off is an SUV that feels a little outdated overall.

AutoTrader.ca Road Test Editor Dan Ilika reviews the outgoing version of Chevrolet's three-row mid-size crossover. Would you pick from this model year or wait for the new generation?

Read the full review on AutoTrader.ca:
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00:00 Intro
01:00 New Generation or Current?
01:15 Design and Styling
02:04 Passenger space and Comfort
04:27 Cargo space and Practicality
05:03 Infotainment and User-friendliness
06:17 Controls and Ergonomics
07:52 Ride quality and Handling
09:20 Fuel economy
11:01 Safety and Driver assistance technology
12:13 Pricing and Value
13:03 Pros and Cons
13:19 Conclusion