Trax vs Tracker

[Snagglefoot]

I like look of of the current 2nd generation Chevy Trax and it got me thinking of the Chevy ( Geo) Tracker, one which I saw at the local Home Depot today. The Tracker had Japan roots through Suzuki but was also manufactured in Canada for a while. The Trax has Korea roots but is also manufactured in China. Here are a couple of screen shots.

 

[Snagglefoot]

Here is the Tracker I saw this morning.

 

[andrew_j]

Tracker was actually capable off road while Trax well a road vehicle.

 

[Pew]

Geo trackers have some sort of cult following them, so at least one of those two is cool.

 

[KCJeep]

I really liked the Tracker when they were common, but couldn’t afford one at the time. Haven’t seen one in quite a while.

 

[fisher83]

The new Trax looks pretty sharp. I didn't care for the prior generation. A friend of mine had the Suzuki Grand Vitara growing up and it was a really great vehicle. There's probably not many Trackers left in good condition these days. At least not here where we use road salt.

 

[Kira]

We're on the right Track.

 

[meep]

The new Trax looks pretty sharp. I didn't care for the prior generation. A friend of mine had the Suzuki Grand Vitara growing up and it was a really great vehicle. There's probably not many Trackers left in good condition these days. At least not here where we use road salt.

My stepdaughter has a Vitara, don’t think it’s the grand. Surprisingly good vehicle. I don’t think the suspension is any more sturdy than, say, a lifted sedan, but it has a lot of torque, has had fewer failures than any of our Hondas or Toyotas, doesn’t squeak or rattle, and doesn’t leak. It goes through a lot of oil. Drivetrain is .solid. It’s quite nimble and you could out-hoon its CG pretty quickly.

 

[dumkid]

Id rather have a tracker, they look like more fun

 

[Vil_Riker]

Open top Vitara/Tracker would be a nice vehicle to have. I miss the time when the SUV-s were topless.

$24k crazy

 

[nwjones18]

I just picked up a 4wd tracker for $1400 to compliment the samurai as a 4dr auto land car.. easier to load fam in, wife/mom can drive it. You would assume everything would be interchangeable with a grand vitara since they rolled off the same assembly line in Canada, but I’ve found that’s not always the case at least mechanically.