2015 Chevrolet Trax Overview, Reviews, Ratings & Specs

It is small, but still has a lot of space inside - easy to park in tight spots, but has plenty of room for guests and/or groceries. The turn radius is amazing. It handles very well, even in snow. I always feel safe in it. The seats are comfortable as well as the height of the car.

I like that the Track has 4 wheel drive. The Track also gets great gas mileage and compared to other vehicles of the same body, the Track is more affordable. The rear seats can also go down to make more room in the trunk.

Gas mileage is great and the car operates nicely. I think this is a great car for a couple, who do not have children. I have not had any major issues with this vehicle in the four years I have owned it.

It is very easy to drive and park. I love the ability to lower the back seats to have enough space to haul items. It looks great driving down the road. The interior is rugged but looks very nice. It has OnStar available. It is a wonderful addition that allows me to contact an actual human for help. Including emergencies and turn by turn directions. This also includes an automatic contact EMTs if a car wreck happens and I am unable to contact them myself.

The gas mileage is great for someone who commutes and/or is out and about running errands a lot. The breaks are a bit touchy, but I have grown to like that feature. I do wish there was more room in the back seat - especially when I have car seats in the back, it seems stuffy.

My trax gets over 31 miles per gallon, which is one of my favorite things about it. It is small enough to park anywhere with ease, but had plenty of room inside. My fiance‚ is 6'4" And has no issues being cramped like he does in some other vehicles. It has remote start, which I can use through the Chevy MyLink app and warm my car up in the winter or cool it down in the summer before getting in. I am short, so I love that the driver's seat is adjustable enough so that I can get comfortable and see well. The rear view camera is also a nice feature. I like that my phone can sync up easily and I can use Bluetooth for calls, music, GPS, etc.

Gas mileage, turbo for power, and AWD for driving in the snow. Gas mileage is good for the city and country. I drove in the mountains of Colorado and had no issues with power. I drove in snow and had no problems as long as you watch your speed and good tires.

When merging onto the expressway, it sometimes takes a little bit to get up to speed and sometimes feels like the engine is working really hard. There's a very strong chemical smell if I ever have to stop suddenly.

The engine on the Chevy Trax is somewhat compact so I can not check the transmission fluid. The dashboard shows very limited information, such as the temperature gauge. Because it is so compact, the back seats have very limited leg room.

I have a five month old and it is difficult to fit the car seat into the back seat. When the car seat is in the back, the passenger seat in the vehicle must be pushed forward, which makes it hard for the passenger to ride in the vehicle.

The gasoline tank is rather small so I have to stop frequently to fill up. It has a rubber barrier under the front bumper. This is constantly getting pulled off the frame if I hit a dip. I have to watch it so closely so it does not fall off. The seat belts in the back seats are a little difficult to fasten.

There is not an arm rest for the passenger, only for the driver. The radio screen is completely touch screen, so in the winter time with gloves or mittens on, it is a bit of an inconvenience. The back seat is not particularly spacious, especially if you have a kiddo with a car seat.

If I had to choose one thing I do not love about my trax, it would have to be that the actual buttons on the radio and the touchscreen buttons for scanning through radio stations are not 100% accurate. But I almost never use them because I can do most of what I need from the steering wheel controls.

I would have to say take off of the vehicle is a little slow. But not a major problem. The vibration of the vehicle at higher speeds. Sounds like I had a flat or low tire pressure. The vehicle has some blind spots.