Chevrolet Tracker Usados en Venta

What do you get when GM buys a Japanese SUV and slaps Chevrolet badges on it? You get the Chevrolet Tracker. Why GM decided to buy Suzuki Grand Vitaras and re badge them as Chevrolet Trackers I have no idea, especially considering at the time they were still making the Chevrolet Blazer which more or less serves the same function. Maybe it was part of some agreement? Maybe GM wanted in on a smaller more efficient SUV and didn't want to spend the time or money to design one? Maybe it was to settle some legal issue. I couldn't tell you. I can tell you that knowing it's a Suzuki Grand Vitara under all those Chevy badges is a very good thing to know when it comes to looking for parts. I can also summarize the vehicle as being quirky yet competent. It doesn't break often, but when it breaks, it can be a nightmare to fix. It's designed for smaller people. If you're in the 5 foot range you shouldn't have trouble. If you're 6 foot 4, then you start running into problems.

I like this vehicle because it drives good and it gets good mileage. It don't take much gas either. I like the way it drives. It do not go too fast. It goes just right.

The Chevrolet Tracker is the first car that I learned how to drive in. It possesses responsive controls and triggers, which are not too sensitive so as to 'startle' the person driving. It is a car that is not too big or too small, making it a perfect car for road trips or carting your friends/family around in. This car has undergone heavy use and cross-country travel over the years and yet has shown little wear and tear. Even after racking up over 100,000 miles, it continues to run from place to place with little problem.