The front seats, while some say may be a little narrow, fit you like a glove. We like that it sits higher than a car, so easy to get in an out of. It's the small end of SUV's, so not comparing to bigger, luxury, more expensive and powerful SUV's, or car type SUV's. My review is based upon what it is, not what it is not. It's as solid and flawless as when it was new. It spent its first year/23000 miles as a rental with a nationally known company, so it's had plenty of time to develop any squeaks, rattles, leaks, quirks if any were to show up. I hope it is dependable and reliable and gm has some good little suv's finally!!īought our Chevy Trax as GM Certified. Not a dragster but good enough and pep when you kick in the turo with harder acceleration Ok so bottom line if you want a decent fuel efficient little suv with not the most upscale interior but a roomy one that you get use too its a great little guy.Ģ8 or more miles per gallon in good weather On a couple stops where there is maybe a rough road or pothole you might feel the anti lock lkick in or a little funny feel on break pedal thats the only thing negative I noticed. Ride is a little chop py sometimes due to the short wheel base but all in all very good. I was getting about 25 to 26 in my rav this is smaller so I expected it to be a little better which it is. I do not look forward to the winter but I hope the awd does well. Vision for driving is very good in my opinion and the a/c works good cools quick, etc. Love having xm radio will not buy a car without having that available. Radio is being redesigned for 2017 too but its ok and easy and back up camera very nice. The interior a little bare like no hot cold engine temp gauge etc, but it actually grows on you easy simple. So far no problems, I know its early, fingers crossed. I do watch not heavy acceleration and drive gas mileage mindfully but in no means like a turtle. Combined driving first tank I averaged 27.8 second 28 this last tank was 29.5 thats pretty good I feel with an AWD model. Gas mileage was important to me and that I am thrilled with. Its not a pocket rocket but when you need it it is there. I actually like the sound of the engine now. I have done merging on highway, accelerated up hills and its fine. Now after driving a month I find the pep just fine. At 400 miles maybe just me I noticed a little increase in pep (I think). The first day I drove it was a little sluggish coming out of rav I thought.
But both are really the same well they have the same engine etc. At first I wanted the encore but the lease on trax was better and I did not like the sticking up on the dash for the radio on the encore. The dash really turned me off and I know the 2017 is improved but my lease was up on my Toyota Rav and I had no choice. I fit real nice in the trax lots and lots of leg room. Ok let me start I am 50 feel 30 till I look in mirror, ha ha. It is so much fun to drive, great price, great deal! It seems so much bigger when you are in it than it looks on the outside. Very easy to get in and out of and great visabiity since you sit so much higher. I didn't expect the smaller 4 cylinder engine to handle the bigger vehicle but it actually runs great. The interior is a little cheaper looking but for the price it is definatley worth it. It probably wouldn't work great with 2 car seats however. The back seat is smaller but if the front seats are up a little it is still comfortable to sit in. only arrows so it takes longer to increase or decrease the volume, there isn't any voice command for the blue tooth phone connection, you have to search your address book on the screen which takes your eyes off the road. A couple down sides, I am not a fan of the touch screen, there is no volume knob. Low road noise, great handling and pick up on the interstate, lots of head room, just fun to drive. I test drove the Trax LT AWD and it was basically my Cruz on steroids. Then Chevrolet came out with the 16% off and the new Trax were a great price.
I was not impressed that I was looking at spending $24,000 for AWD vehicles that had 40,000 miles on.
2016 CHEVY TRAX AWD HOWS IT WORK UPGRADE
After drivng and loving my Chevorlet Cruz for 5 years, I needed to upgrade to an AWD vehicle.
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