Used Chevrolet Traverse LT for Sale

A large crossover SUV like the eight-passenger Chevrolet Traverse makes sense when you need something with plenty of room for your passengers and all their stuff. And when it comes to trim options on the Traverse, the LT trim is an appealing choice if you're looking for a well-appointed model with some extra bells and whistles. 

Specifically, the Traverse LT trim is a mid-tier option on both the first-generation (2009-2017) and second-generation (2018-2020) Traverse. When it debuted for the 2009 model year, the LT was the mid-tier of three trim options offered—though it was later divided into 1LT and 2LT sub trims. Across its two generations of production, Traverse LT trims have remained consistent in their engine offerings: a capable 3.6L V6 engine is standard on every LT model, and all-wheel drive was available when these crossovers were sold new. 

Inside the three-row Chevrolet Traverse LT, you'll also find seating for seven or eight passengers, though exact seating capacity may vary based on cabin configuration. For example, the 2017 2LT comes standard with second-row captain's chairs rather than a bench seat, which reduces seating capacity to seven. A bench seat was optional on this trim (and standard on all other trims) for those who need seating for eight.

Whether you opt for a seven- or eight-passenger Traverse LT model, you'll find plenty of space inside the cabin and a full 23 cubic feet of cargo storage behind the third row (2018). Offering a powerful engine, roomy cabin, and plenty of standard features, a used Chevrolet Traverse LT could be the way to go for your next vehicle purchase.

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Q: What is the difference between the 2017 Traverse 1LT and 2LT?

A: There are a few differences in standard equipment between the 2017 Traverse 1LT and 2LT. For example, the 2LT has all the standard features of the 1LT, plus a power liftgate, heated front seats, a 10-speaker Bose^® sound system, and automatic tri-zone climate control. The 2017 Traverse 2LT also comes standard with second-row captain's chairs instead of a bench seat, reducing seating capacity to seven. However, when sold new, a second-row bench seat was optional on the 2017 2LT trim.

Q: What is the fuel economy of the 2019 Traverse LT?

A: Fuel economy will vary based on whether you're looking at a front-wheel-drive or all-wheel-drive model. On the front-wheel-drive 2019 Traverse LT with 3.6L V6 engine and nine-speed automatic transmission, the EPA-estimated fuel economy is 21 mpg combined.¹ All-wheel-drive 2019 Traverse LT models, on the other hand, get an EPA-estimated 20 mpg combined with the same 3.6L V6 engine and nine-speed automatic transmission.¹

Q: Does the 2018 Traverse LT have Apple CarPlay^®?

A: Yes, Apple CarPlay is standard on the 2018 Traverse LT.

Q: How much can the 2017 Chevrolet Traverse LT tow?

A: When properly equipped, the 2017 Chevrolet Traverse LT can tow up to 5,200 pounds.²

_{1Fuel economy figures are based on EPA estimates for when vehicle sold as new. Fuel economy may vary for reasons like driving conditions and vehicle history. Unless specified, figures are for vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission. See fueleconomy.gov.}

_{2Various factors may impact towing capacity, including weight of passengers, cargo, and options/accessories.}

Specific features on the Chevrolet Traverse LT will vary based on model year and generation. On some first-generation Traverse models, for example, the LT was further divided into 1LT and 2LT trims. For the 2017 model specifically, the 2LT trim offers additional equipment in the form of a booming 10-speaker Bose sound system (as opposed to a six-speaker system on the 1LT), automatic tri-zone climate control to give rear-seat passengers control over their comfort, and a convenient power liftgate.

On second-generation Traverse models, the LT is divided into LT Cloth and LT Leather sub trims. Like the previous generation's 2LT trim, the LT Cloth trim gets standard second-row bucket seats that reduce capacity to seven passengers, but a bench seat was still optional when this model was sold new. Both the 2019 LT Cloth and LT Leather trims offer roof rails for additional utility and storage, as well as a power-adjustable driver's seat for customizable support. The LT Leather trim further adds leather upholstery for a sophisticated look, available remote start, and an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment system.³

_{3Remote start functionality may require the purchase of a subscription plan and/or a compatible device like a smart phone. See the owner’s manual or manufacturer website for more information.}