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OKEMOS, Mich.– When it comes to choosing your next Chevrolet crossover, you currently have three options: the Trax, Chevy’s smallest crossover; the Equinox, their crossover the next size up; and the Traverse, their largest crossover. Despite the range these options give consumers, Chevy will make room for a new 2017 crossover that will fit between a downsized 2017 Equinox and the 2017 Traverse.
By downsizing the Equinox and adding a new crossover to take its place, Chevy will successfully cover all of its bases in the crossover category, giving consumers the ultimate menu of vehicles options.
When Chevy makes room for a new 2017 crossover, they will also have a strong hand to compete against other automotive manufacturers that already have a wider range of crossover options, such as Nissan, and will give them a leg up on competitors like Ford, Honda and Jeep.
As of right now, there’s no indication that Chevy has a name or design ready for the crossover slated to squeeze between the Equinox and Traverse, but considering the automaker’s stable history with design and performance, we’re confident it will produce a crossover worthy of your attention.
The new 2017 crossover would also be a boon to other General Motors automakers, serving as the foundation for the Cadillac XT5, which will succeed the SRX next spring, and the next generation GMC Acadia, also planed to downsize to a three-row midsize in 2016.
Creating a slot between the Equinox will give Chevy two 2-row and two 3-row crossovers, making the automaker a powerhouse in that segment. Hopefully you’re as excited as we are to see what Chevy comes up with! Until then, feel free to check out the New Chevy Cars and New Chevy Trucks at our Holt Area Chevy dealer.
By downsizing the Equinox and adding a new crossover to take its place, Chevy will successfully cover all of its bases in the crossover category, giving consumers the ultimate menu of vehicles options.
When Chevy makes room for a new 2017 crossover, they will also have a strong hand to compete against other automotive manufacturers that already have a wider range of crossover options, such as Nissan, and will give them a leg up on competitors like Ford, Honda and Jeep.
As of right now, there’s no indication that Chevy has a name or design ready for the crossover slated to squeeze between the Equinox and Traverse, but considering the automaker’s stable history with design and performance, we’re confident it will produce a crossover worthy of your attention.
The new 2017 crossover would also be a boon to other General Motors automakers, serving as the foundation for the Cadillac XT5, which will succeed the SRX next spring, and the next generation GMC Acadia, also planed to downsize to a three-row midsize in 2016.
Creating a slot between the Equinox will give Chevy two 2-row and two 3-row crossovers, making the automaker a powerhouse in that segment. Hopefully you’re as excited as we are to see what Chevy comes up with! Until then, feel free to check out the New Chevy Cars and New Chevy Trucks at our Holt Area Chevy dealer.
Hank Graff Chevrolet Okemos is committed to providing you with integrity and convenience, all close to home. Let our friendly team of Chevy professionals at Hank Graff Okemos help you – simply call us at (517) 349-8300 or visit our showroom, located at 1748 W. Grand River Okemos, MI 48864. We’re just minutes from Lansing!
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