2017 CHEVROLET Traverse

Walkaround Description

Here is a 2017 Chevrolet Traverse with a 3.6L engine that starts right up, shifts through the gears, stops firmly with solid brakes, and steers down the road. It has cruise control that sets properly, working wipers, functional power windows (including the passenger side operated from its own switch), and hot heat. The radio works, the turn signals function, and it offers three rows of seating for hauling family or gear on a budget. Cosmetically, it shows its age and miles. There are scratches around the exterior, duct tape on the rear bumper covering a dent, a cracked driver-side taillight lens, and missing front fog lights. Inside, the cloth seats and carpets need a thorough cleaning or shampooing, the passenger window switch on the driver door does not roll down the passenger window, and the instrument cluster display is quite dim. The A/C does not blow cold and will need attention, and the tires are sitting around 35% tread in the front and 40% in the rear. The vehicle has seen front-end and rear damage. The front passenger bumper and fender area are heavily duct-taped together with loose plastic, and an inner liner or bumper piece is sitting in the back seat. Mechanically, the check engine light is on with codes for an EVAP purge flow issue and a knock sensor circuit. The exhaust has a notable loud leak toward the front manifold area, there is a distinct front driver-side wheel bearing hum, and you will feel a shudder/flutter at highway speeds around 240k miles.