[mjm]

Is it normal for an AWD Traverse to roll forward (SUV downhill) when moving ones foot from the break to gas?
I do own a couple of other AWD SUVs, and I have noticed they have a "hill-holder" system so the car will not roll forward or backward when releasing the break before hitting the gas.

 

[admin]

This is a fairly common complaint in all Lambdas. I'm not sure it's "normal", exactly, but it's very common.

 

[Narg]

I'm positive you can get a 3rd party add-on for that function if you must have it.

 

[mjm]

My wife is the main driver, she says she'll try and get used to this....but the shear volume of the vehicle makes all other
features pale in comparisson, especially for a family of 6!

 

[abridgel]

This happened to me tonight as well - I considered it very strange. Any other info would be appreciated.

 

[beflat10r]

My 2014 Traverse has the hill holder feature. Forward and reverse.( I'm just trying to meet the 10 post mark so I can post some pictures)

 

[rau_d]

When I purchased mine, I was told it has hill hold in reverse and I can understand why, it comes in handy, specially when towing, as for front hill hold, not sure.

 

[beflat10r]

Mine has front hill hold also.

 

[redneck70]

The original post was from 2008, in the Traverse Hill Start Assist has been standard since 2012.