After the world was sent into disarray by the super-flu of the century, the facelifted Chevy Traverse has arrived a year later than planned as a 2022 model. But never late than never, right. The Traverse, now in its second generation, is a three-row midsize crossover that comes standard with an abundance of interior room as one of the larger entrants in this segment. Think of it as the modern-day minivan for the masses and a suitable alternative to rivals like the Honda Pilot, Hyundai Palisade, and Ford Explorer.
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2020 Chevrolet Traverse is the best mid-size SUV with 3 rows.
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Thursday, July 18, marked a day that many car enthusiasts and industry watchers thought would never happen: After decades of rumors and innuendo, Chevrolet finally introduced a production, mid-engined Corvette.
It's fair to say the 2020 Chevy Corvette Stingray's Tustin, California, reveal was a blockbuster event by the numbers.
The C8 Corvette wasn't the only thing to generate impressive stats that night: The reveal event itself triggered massive online traffic for the automotive websites and forums covering the 'Vette's reveal, and General Motors was temporarily overwhelmed by the unbridled interest the reveal generated.
There were times when the livestream of the reveal bogged down, and when the automaker revealed that its 2020 Chevy Corvette "Visualizer" configurator tool was already live on Chevrolet.com, a tidal wave of traffic ensued, effectively gridlocking the experience for most users for the better part of a day.
When the digital dust settled, the 2020 Chevy Corvette had set a number of impressive online records for GM.
According to Steve Majoros, director of passenger car and crossover marketing for Chevrolet, the brand's consumer site saw five times the normal traffic load it hosts on a daily basis.