Towing/Hauling Section
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Quantum, I think someone towed it away!
When are they telling you your new Traverse will make it's appearance and what are you gonna haul in it?
For me, I've got 6 grandkids; a utility trailer for hauling limbs, home improvement supplies and the like; and I carry bicycles up on the rooftop as I do charity rides and multi-day, cross-state cycling tours for fun, exercise, and sanity.
When are they telling you your new Traverse will make it's appearance and what are you gonna haul in it?
For me, I've got 6 grandkids; a utility trailer for hauling limbs, home improvement supplies and the like; and I carry bicycles up on the rooftop as I do charity rides and multi-day, cross-state cycling tours for fun, exercise, and sanity.
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I was wondering the same thing, it was there just before I joined and I read some of the post when I was researching the Traverse before I bought one.
I wanted to go back in and read it again the other day and it was gone.
Bring it back please admins
I wanted to go back in and read it again the other day and it was gone.
Bring it back please admins
I have no idea when it is coming in. I don't want to bug them, because I don't know if they would have this info. All I know is that according to what I can find on the internet, production is to begin mid-February.
I won't be hauling anything to start, but hopefully an RV in a few years.
I won't be hauling anything to start, but hopefully an RV in a few years.
Wow! You must be on edge with anticipation.
At the ripe old age of 56 I've never ordered a car from the factory. I've always just shopped around until I found an acceptable one on a dealer's lot. (The Internet makes that easier.) I've told myself they're willing to negotiate more with one already sitting there. I have no idea of the validity of that theory.
There's something special to be said about ordering exactly what you want and having it built just for you.
Maybe if I could get European delivery on my next Traverse.....?
At the ripe old age of 56 I've never ordered a car from the factory. I've always just shopped around until I found an acceptable one on a dealer's lot. (The Internet makes that easier.) I've told myself they're willing to negotiate more with one already sitting there. I have no idea of the validity of that theory.
There's something special to be said about ordering exactly what you want and having it built just for you.
Maybe if I could get European delivery on my next Traverse.....?
It was cheaper to order than to take an existing one. Plus its mid snow season here, I don't mind waiting until spring.
There are dealer fees we have to pay if you by one off the lot amounting to about $500, but if you order one, you don't pay those fees. Plus I figured if I ordered one, I would have the latest upgrades/flashes applied to the vehicle. I also like the fact that no one has "test driven" the one we get.
The anticipation is killing me, but at least the money is still in my account!
There are dealer fees we have to pay if you by one off the lot amounting to about $500, but if you order one, you don't pay those fees. Plus I figured if I ordered one, I would have the latest upgrades/flashes applied to the vehicle. I also like the fact that no one has "test driven" the one we get.
The anticipation is killing me, but at least the money is still in my account!
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Gibby,Gibby said:
Where I'm at, the limbs are plentiful and fall quicker than the bird poop.
Bob
Gibby -
I'm with Bob. We've got 35 Post Oak trees on our lot and they're notorious for shedding limbs large enough to disable a good sized moose. Of course, we have no good sized moose in Texas, or small ones either. :happy:
BTW, I love the fact that the hitch receiver is covered on the Traverse. It makes it clean-looking and it doesn't make the guy who didn't get the tow package feel inferior.
Did anybody answer the original question about where the Tow/Haul section disappeared to? I mighta missed that.
I'm with Bob. We've got 35 Post Oak trees on our lot and they're notorious for shedding limbs large enough to disable a good sized moose. Of course, we have no good sized moose in Texas, or small ones either. :happy:
BTW, I love the fact that the hitch receiver is covered on the Traverse. It makes it clean-looking and it doesn't make the guy who didn't get the tow package feel inferior.
Did anybody answer the original question about where the Tow/Haul section disappeared to? I mighta missed that.
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Gibby,Gibby said:
Be certain to buckle those kids in when riding the moose!
Bob
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