Chevrolet Trax
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Pros
- Bought my GF a maxed out Chevy Trax last year - “leather” seats, wireless CarPlay, blind spot monitoring, heated steering wheel, for less than $25k with a student discount. So far so good with 11k miles. Crazy value
- A Chevy Trax, brand new, is $22k. ... all of those cars above ... have plenty of inventory on lots in the US, you can pick any of those up literally today, and prices are all no-negotiation MSRP prices
- The Trax and some other models have been turning my head over the past year or so.
- The Trax also went to a traditional 6 speed auto instead of a CVT which I view as a plus. Honestly, I’m more of a Mazda person but if I needed a new car, I’d seriously consider a Trax. The redesign looks really good imo and they have gre...
- The Trax we got to replace the dead Rogue was not glamorous, but the infotainment was intuitive enough and despite an odd odor or two (it's Vegas), was a perfectly serviceable rental.
Cons
- Don’t buy the Chevy, the trax is so bad.
- The trax doesn't even have AWD.
- They did this already. It's called the Chevy Trax. It's even made by the same folks (Daewoo / "GM Korea") It's basically the most cut-corners simple reliable(ish) vehicle that the average US consumer will still tolerate.
Sentiment
7 positive (70%) · 1 mixed (10%) · 2 negative (20%)
Trust + time weighted score: +50% · raw score 50%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Bought my GF a maxed out Chevy Trax last year - “leather” seats, wireless CarPlay, blind spot monitoring, heated steering wheel, for less than $25k with a student discount. So far so good with 11k miles. Crazy value
Don’t buy the Chevy, the trax is so bad.
A Chevy Trax, brand new, is $22k. ... all of those cars above ... have plenty of inventory on lots in the US, you can pick any of those up literally today, and prices are all no-negotiation MSRP prices
The trax doesn't even have AWD.
The Trax and some other models have been turning my head over the past year or so.
The Trax also went to a traditional 6 speed auto instead of a CVT which I view as a plus. Honestly, I’m more of a Mazda person but if I needed a new car, I’d seriously consider a Trax. The redesign looks really good imo and they have great color options instead of just grey/white/black.
The Trax we got to replace the dead Rogue was not glamorous, but the infotainment was intuitive enough and despite an odd odor or two (it's Vegas), was a perfectly serviceable rental.
the trax actually got a pretty solid redesign a couple years back and the price point makes sense if you're trying to stay under budget.
In all honesty, the newer (2024+) Trax models seem much-improved from their predecessor. They fixed most of the common issues owners suffered and changed the powertrain up.
They did this already. It's called the Chevy Trax. It's even made by the same folks (Daewoo / "GM Korea") It's basically the most cut-corners simple reliable(ish) vehicle that the average US consumer will still tolerate.
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