AC stopped working.
Rear seat belt doesn't work.
Very flimsy sheet metal.
Car is under powered, gets good mileage, but isn't good in the hilly area we live in.
The car was bought 2 years old with only 10000 miles; 7 years later and it still only has 42000 on it.
The A/C doesn't work (leaks out).
The biggest issues I have with the thing is the construction of the automobile. All 4 doors have dents just from shutting them - very weak sheet metal. It is also uncomfortable for me to be in, either driving or riding passenger. No console or armrests.
It makes ridiculous amounts of road noise and wind noise. It is like driving a sail boat in the weakest of winds.
Rear seat belt broke. The only reason we still have this is cause wife likes it, cause it was (her) first car and it's paid off. I hate the thing and dread having to drive or ride in it.
I have owned many Chevys. and this doesn't deserve a bowtie. Would not own another.
It's not really a Chevy. The Tracker is a twin of the Suzuki Sidekick with the Chevy name and slightly different styling, but Suzuki parts, engine, etc.
I know this, but it still has a bowtie on it and the Chevy name.
I feel your pain. I also own a Tracker and it struggles along the road with its weak 2.0 four cylinder engine. 127hp wasn't enough for this truck. I must have an upgraded one because mine has arm rest and a lot of extra stuff, but no options can make you get over the limited power this thing has.. one of my biggest issues is the ride is so rough even over smooth pavement. I plan to trade it in soon for something that has a little power.
100,000 KMs and all I have done was change the oil every 5000 KMs, new air filter every summer and rotate the tires... and a new serpentine belt at 100,000. That's it.
No doubt it is underpowered, but it is so reliable... dependable and decent on gas. Don't make 'em like this anymore... too bad!
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