2002 Chevrolet Tracker from North America
Summary:
It's an OK vehicle that gets you where you are going and back again
Faults:
Nothing has gone wrong with this little car except that the silly screw that hold the driver's side sun visor keeps popping out.
General Comments:
OK, this is a good LITTLE vehicle overall, but there are some issued.
I have the four cylinder and there isn't much power - even with that little power button punched!
The seats are not the most comfortable for my aging bottom, and I would really like to have a console.
The biggest problem that I have is that this boxy vehicle cannot handle curves. I knew that going in, and I think my Honda Accord really spoiled me, but sometimes it is flat out scary. Especially if it has been raining.
I also have rear wheel anti-lock brakes. The first time they deployed the front end swung like a pendulum. Scared me half to death.
What I really found interesting is that the Honda & Toyota versions are all manufactured at the same place. The only difference, besides the increades price, are some basic exterior designs.
I just had my 30,000 mile check-up.
$400!!! Ouch!
Worth what I paid for it, but if I stay with a Mini-SUV I will opt for the six cylinder.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
Review Date: 20th April, 2004
6th Sep 2005, 03:43
They money is paid for dependability and drive-ability in everyday conditions, this person wants something to drive, not to take offroad on the back-trails... Honda's and Toyota's are more dependable, and their resale values stay high as years pass, unlike the tracker. Yes their interiors and exteriors aren't exactly bulletproof, but the fact remains in 10 years they'll be running strong while the Tracker will be in the junkyard.