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2015 chevy trax awd review
2015 chevy trax awd review










2015 chevy trax awd review 2015 chevy trax awd review

It is, at 66 inches tall, quite a bit higher than a typical subcompact hatch. It's about 169 inches long, with a 101-inch wheelbase and 61-inch-wide track, which gives it the footprint of a subcompact by today’s standards. You could consider the 2015 Trax a tall five-door hatchback, or a classic two-box utility vehicle in miniature. Trax may be one of the more quieter small utilities on the road, and conceivably more refined than simpler Trax versions sold in more than 60 other countries.

#2015 CHEVY TRAX AWD REVIEW UPGRADE#

market gets several new features plus a structural upgrade to handle tougher new crash-safety tests. And while it's been on sale in Mexico and Canada for a couple of years, the 2015 Trax entering the U.S. then it adds optional all-wheel drive, which isn't available on the Sonic hatchback or sedan. Expanding Chevy's lineup of small cars-from Spark minicar through Cruze compact sedan-the Trax gives the brand its least-expensive all-wheel drive entry.īased on underpinnings shared with the Buick Encore, the Trax is derived from the subcompact Sonic and shares its engine and transmission. With a lower entry price, the Trax offers most of the amenities of its larger sibling, the compact crossover Equinox. The 2015 Chevrolet Trax, along with several other new and smaller SUVs, is jumping into the red-hot utility vehicle market.












2015 chevy trax awd review