Buick Enclave vs Chevy Traverse

Speaking of tunes, both models offer a 10-speaker Bose® premium audio system. You can stream your music directly from shared technology features, like:

• Bluetooth® audio streaming
• Apple CarPlay™
• Android Auto™

Both models also offer 3-row seating. The question is: Which is more spacious up front? You guessed it: the Buick Enclave again. In the front row, you’ll have 41.2 inches of legroom and 59 inches of hip room. The Chevy Traverse only provides 41 inches of legroom and 58.1 inches of hip room up front.

Some safety features that come standard in both the Enclave and Traverse, include:

• IntelliBeam Auto High Beams
• Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
• Automatic Emergency Braking

Where the Enclave has the edge over the Traverse is with standard Rear Cross Traffic Alert. This system keeps an eye out for vehicles approaching from the left or right when you’re backing out of a driveway or parking spot. If there is one approaching, it’ll provide a warning. The Traverse only offers this system on higher trim levels.

If you’re looking to tow with your SUV, both the Traverse and the Enclave can help with a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds when properly equipped. That means that you’ll be able to bring your jet skis out to the lake for a long weekend.

Both models also come standard with StabiliTrak. This electronic stability control system with traction control can help you maintain the intended path in a variety of situations. It’s especially helpful during emergency maneuvers. It can automatically adjust engine torque and brake individual wheels to provide optimal control.