Are you looking for a stylish, family-friendly SUV? Look no further than the Chevy Traverse. This reliable and safe SUV is great for short trips around Goose Creek and longer drives. With seating for up to eight people, the Traverse has enough space to keep you and your passengers comfortable. Let's examine what makes the Chevy Traverse stand out from other SUVs.
The Chevy Traverse comes equipped with an impressive 3.6L V6 engine that produces 310 horsepower and 266 lb.-ft of torque. This engine can be paired with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive capabilities, allowing you to customize your vehicle according to your needs. The Traverse also offers plenty of cargo room - 98 cubic ft of available storage space with all seats folded down - so you will not have to worry about leaving anything behind on your next adventure.
The Traverse comes in three trim levels: L, LS, and LT. The L model offers plenty of features at an affordable price point. Standard features include Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, Bluetooth connectivity, and keyless entry. It also includes a lane change alert with a side blind zone alert, rear vision camera system, rear park assist, and rear cross-traffic alert for added safety.
The LS trim offers luxurious amenities, such as heated front seats, a power liftgate, a remote start system, and leather-appointed seating surfaces for all occupants. It also includes additional driver assistance technologies such as forward collision alert with pedestrian braking capability and IntelliBeam headlamps that automatically dim when approaching oncoming traffic or following another vehicle at night around North Charleston.
The range-topping LT model takes luxury to the next level with 20-inch aluminum wheels, a power sunroof, a heated leather steering wheel, and leather seating surfaces throughout the cabin. You can also opt for an upgraded 8-inch diagonal color touchscreen infotainment system with navigation. This trim also comes with adaptive cruise control that adjusts your speed to maintain a set distance between you and the vehicle ahead while driving near Mt. Pleasant.
Three rows of seating change what a family can do on a Saturday. Berkeley County households juggling school pickups, travel ball tournaments, and trips to the coast keep landing on the same answer, and that answer is the Chevy Traverse.
Its appeal comes down to proportion. The Traverse delivers genuine third-row usability without the bulk of a full-size SUV, which matters when you are parking in a Moncks Corner driveway or navigating a crowded lot in North Charleston.
Stokes Chevrolet keeps Traverse models on the ground in a range of trims and colors. Come sit in the third row yourself, because that is the row that settles most decisions.
Comfort drove the design of the Traverse cabin. Seating stretches to eight people, front seats adjust to fit a wide range of drivers, and the power driver's seat lets you dial in the exact position you want before heading toward Summerville.
Second-row configuration deserves attention when you compare trims. A bench maximizes headcount, while captain's chairs drop capacity to seven but create a walkway to the back that turns loading kids into a much shorter operation.
Connectivity is handled well. Apple CarPlay capability and Android Auto compatibility keep your navigation, music, and calls where you expect them, and a large center touchscreen puts vehicle controls within easy reach.
Cargo flexibility rounds it out. Fold the third row for a weekend Lowe's run, drop both rows for larger hauls, or leave everything upright and still fit groceries behind row three. Available features like a hands-free power liftgate and tri-zone climate control earn their keep during a South Carolina summer.
Under the hood sits a turbocharged four-cylinder engine that delivers strong low-end response, which is exactly what a loaded three-row SUV needs pulling onto I-26. Power arrives smoothly rather than abruptly, and highway passing never feels like an event.
All-wheel drive is available and worth considering. Heavy Lowcountry downpours put standing water on secondary roads with little warning, and the extra traction pays for itself the first time you hit a flooded stretch of Highway 52.
Properly equipped, the Traverse tows up to 5,000 pounds. That covers a small boat headed to Lake Moultrie, a utility trailer, or a pair of jet skis without requiring you to step up to a full-size SUV.
Safety technology in the Traverse works quietly in the background. Standard driver assistance includes Forward Collision Alert, Lane Departure Warning, Automatic Emergency Braking, Rear Park Assist, and more, with airbags positioned throughout the cabin.
Several of these matter specifically around here. Automatic Emergency Braking helps during stop-and-go backups on US 17A, while Rear Park Assist takes the stress out of reversing in tight school pickup lines.
Parents of new drivers should ask about Teen Driver technology. It lets you set speed alerts, cap audio volume, and review a report card of how the vehicle was driven, which turns an abstract conversation into a specific one.
Feature availability shifts between trims and packages, so confirm the equipment list on the specific Traverse you are considering. Our team can pull the window sticker and go through it with you line by line.
Whether you need a family hauler or something dependable for commuting around Moncks Corner, the Traverse fits the brief. Capable powertrain, generous cargo room, strong safety credentials, and a cabin that stays comfortable on long drives add up to an SUV that does not force a trade-off between practicality and enjoyment.
Trim levels span a wide range, from well-equipped entry models through rugged off-road oriented versions and up to luxury-leaning top trims. Each brings its own wheels, interior materials, and technology, so the badge on the back tells you a lot about how the vehicle is outfitted.
Stokes Chevrolet in Moncks Corner stocks Traverse models along with financing options that keep the purchase realistic. Our sales staff answers questions directly, including the ones about cost, so you drive away confident in the decision.
Budget conversations should happen early, not at the signing table. Our finance team works with lenders and credit unions across South Carolina, which means shoppers with excellent credit and those rebuilding after a difficult stretch both have paths forward.
Get a head start from home. Our Buying Power Estimator shows the price range that realistically fits your situation, and the Payment Calculator lets you test different down payments and terms until the monthly number works.
When you are ready, submitting a pre-approval application puts real figures behind your search. Trade-in equity applies directly to the purchase, and we appraise any make or model whether or not you buy the same day.
Leasing is worth asking about too. Drivers who put predictable annual mileage on a vehicle and like staying in newer models often find a lease structure fits better than a traditional loan. Our auto financing center can lay both options side by side.
Ownership costs are lowest when maintenance stays on schedule. Our certified technicians handle oil changes, tire rotations, brake service, multi-point inspections, and warranty work using parts engineered for your Traverse.
Lowcountry conditions create their own maintenance rhythm. Extended summer heat is hard on batteries and cooling systems, spring pollen loads up cabin air filters faster than the manual suggests, and drivers who spend time near the coast should watch for salt exposure underneath the vehicle.
Tires deserve attention as well. Families racking up highway miles between Moncks Corner, Goose Creek, and Charleston wear tires unevenly without regular rotation, and a three-row SUV carrying a full load makes proper inflation more important than most people realize.
Scheduling online takes a minute, and our parts department can order accessories such as all-weather floor liners, roof cross rails, cargo organizers, and towing equipment when you want to outfit your Traverse for how you actually use it.
Up to eight with a second-row bench, or seven when equipped with second-row captain's chairs. The captain's chairs reduce headcount by one but open a walkway to the third row, which many families with young children consider a fair trade.
For most trips, yes. The Traverse offers more third-row legroom than typical compact three-row crossovers, which makes it workable for teenagers and adults on shorter drives. Bring your tallest family member along on the test drive and have them sit back there before you decide.
Properly equipped, it tows up to 5,000 pounds. That handles a small boat for Lake Moultrie, a utility trailer, or a camper on the lighter end. Loads beyond that call for a Tahoe or Suburban, and our team can walk you through the difference.
All-wheel drive is available, though not every trim includes it as standard. Given how quickly heavy rain accumulates on roads around Berkeley County, it is worth confirming the drivetrain on the specific vehicle you are considering.
The main difference is rows. The Blazer is a two-row midsize SUV with a sportier stance, while the Traverse adds a third row and considerably more cargo volume. Families who regularly carry more than five people belong in the Traverse.
Our service department in Moncks Corner handles everything from routine oil changes to warranty repairs, staffed by technicians trained specifically on Chevrolet vehicles. Booking online is the fastest way to reserve a time that fits your schedule.
Specifications only carry you so far. Loading your family into the actual vehicle and driving familiar roads is what makes the choice obvious.
Shoppers from Summerville, Goose Creek, Hanahan, Ladson, and Mt Pleasant regularly make the drive to our showroom. Visit the dealership today, bring your questions, and let us put you behind the wheel of the right Traverse.
1601 US HWY 52
Moncks Corner, SC 29461
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