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From MotorTrend.com:
Inside, Chevy is aiming for a more upscale look. Panel gaps are tighter and soft-touch material has been added to the dashboard and upper door panels. Designers also added premium details such as contrast stitching, silver accents, and available blue ambient lighting. The revised center stack is highlighted by a new 6.5-inch touch-screen interface. Chevy's available MyLink system will allow passengers to use a smartphone features including streaming Bluetooth audio and Internet radio apps such as Pandora and Stitcher. The Traverse can seat up to eight passengers if customers opt for the second-row bench seat instead of the captain's chairs, while an optional rear-seat entertainment system should help keep the kids quiet on long trips. Front headrests now offer up-and-down, as well as fore-and-aft adjustments.
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