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Who's Ready for the 2021 - Wait, Scratch That - 2022 Chevy Traverse?
Who's Ready for the 2021 - Wait, Scratch That - <em>2022</em> Chevy Traverse?

It’s big and it sells very well, but the upcoming Chevrolet Traverse is having something of an identity issue. Unveiled in top-trim form last month, the refreshed version of the second-generation Traverse was expected to go on sale late this year as a 2021 model.

Fast-forward a few weeks and that plan’s off the table.

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Steph Willems Steph Willems Apr 10, 2020
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