The crossover offers three rows of seating, with captain's chairs or a bench seat available for the second row. The Traverse boasts 24.4 cubic feet of cargo space with eight passengers aboard and 68.8 cubic feet with the third row of seats folded down. Clearly designed with the comfort of large families in mind, the interior can be ordered with up to 12 cupholders and a DVD entertainment system.
Gareth /ga-reth/ [2 sylls.] as a boys' name is pronounced GARE-eth. It is of Celtic origin, and the meaning of Gareth is gentle. Sir Gareth, noted for his modesty and bravery, was a knight of King Arthur's Round Table.Literary: the name appeared in the 15th century in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte D'Arthur.It may have been a form of Geraint, or be linked to Welsh gwaraidd meaning gentle. Gary, which is actually an independent name, is often used as a pet form of Gareth.iterary: the name appeared in the 15th century in Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte D'Arthur. It may have been a form of Geraint, or be linked to Welsh gwaraidd meaning gentle. Gary, which is actually an independent name, is often used as a pet form of Gareth.
Casey's origin is Old Greek, Celtic, and Latin, and its use, English. From Celtic roots, its meaning is 'descendant of Cathasaigh, descendant of the vigilant one'. It is derived from the word cathasaigh with the meaning 'vigilant, wakeful'. It represents the transferred use of the surname as a given name.See Casey for more information. In addition, Casey is a familiar form (English) of the English and Greek Acacia. Casey is also a familiar form (English) of the English and German Cassandra. Casey is also a familiar form of the English Cassia.t represents the transferred use of the surname as a given name. See Casey for more information. In addition, Casey is a familiar form (English) of the English and Greek Acacia. Casey is also a familiar form (English) of the English and German Cassandra. Casey is also a familiar form of the English Cassia.