2015 Chevrolet Trax Reviews

I bought my Trax 2015LTZ brand new with 40 miles on it. The air conditioning was a disappointment from the start and never really felt like it cooled off the car in the hot summer - we can get up to 110 here in midwest. The AC Compressor now needs replaced and is leaking fluid - that will cost $950.00. It is leaking oil like a sieve and cost me $230.00 I refuse to take it to the dealer for repairs anymore since it costs over $1000 just to get fluids changed and engine light that came on. I will definitely be buying a Ford the next time I buy an SUV compact.

People need to investigate vehicles history better before buying a vehicle based on the looks or if the Jones have one. The fact that they are Korean built are a tell sign of the problems that will soon arrive. Not being prejudice at all. Its just that manufacturing isn't of the highest quality.Why do you think they were employed to begin with ? To save money for GM. Lowest bidder. Bottom line. Also people who take cars to break shops and who are told they need a long list of things fixed need to be suspicious. They do breaks not all the things on the long list. Repair shops are some of the worst thieves on the planet. Not all but many. And the reason why is because they can. How do you know if a part is faulty or not ? Because they told you ? It's not like you have a car lift at the house and can jump under or over it to verify the problem. Or even know what the problem is or may be. The stupidity of people really amaze me sometimes.

At 62,000 miles I have had to replace the valve cover(pcv valve), water pump, belt tensioner, and serpentine belt. I am now looking at replacing my crank shaft seal to quiet a chirp/whistle. What engineer designs a car with a non replaceable valve and a belt that has to have a engine mount removed to replace a simple belt. WoW !! Junk... Do not buy this vehicle. No wonder the American auto is failing. This was all at 62,000 miles...Good job Chevy

Under $50,000 started having issues. Now $75,000 and I’ve dumped over $4,000 in repairs into my 2015 Chevrolet Trax LTZ AWD. It’s been 4 years... Exhaust leaks, constant replacing of belts/gaskets, leaks “everywhere” according to any shop I visit for an oil change, valve cover replaced, and so so so much more. I’m too frustrated to even go through all of my receipts. Air conditioning issues. Problems with acceleration. Electrical issues. Check engine light comes on and off every month. The best part about this vehicle is it’s ability to glide right through 2 feet of snow up here in Minnesota. But seriously, I’m afraid EVERY time I need to go in for an oil change because all I hear from various service shops is how I need to replace or fix and ongoing list of new parts, or they advise I get rid of the vehicle “quickly...”

I love my trax! The few things that are not my favorite are that the front passenger seat does not have an armrest, I do not have cruise control, there is not a heat gauge to know when my car is warm in the winter and I would say the thing I do not like the most of the fact that when my gas gets low everything on the dash just disappears. There is not an ‘empty’ line and if you are looking at miles until empty, after about 40 miles it just says ‘low’.

I love my car. Chevrolet to me has always been an awesome brand. I love the warranty they provide to you. The gas mileage for my Trax is great. The interior compliments the features of the car. My car being a small version of in SUV definitely has the perks as if it were a regular size. (car alarm, automatic windows, touch screen radio, OnStar assistance, seats can be folded to make more room) also, when I first purchased I received satellite radio. Overall, I feel that Chevrolet is a brand you can trust.

I purchased my 2015 Chevrolet trax in 2019 from a local dealership. The first issue I had with my 2015 Chevrolet trax is that there was a mouse nest in the air filter that I figured out through the strong odor coming from the vents every time the heat was on. This could've occurred at the dealership and may not have been a problem for just this type of car. The second issue I have had with this car is that for almost a year I noticed that when I went above 45 mph, the car would feel like it was shaking. This came and went and I learned that it needed new spark plugs and the problem went away. The final issue I have experienced for owning this vehicle for a year is that is may not always be ideal to take on long trips because it does not have cruise control. All models might not be this way as the driver's manual shows there can be cruise control located on the steering wheel yet my vehicle was not equipped with it. The car lacking cruise control is inconvenient when driving for long periods of time, but it does not ruin the car for me. I have had no further issues. I enjoy the cars size as it is a perfect SUV for someone who does not want a small car but also does not want a large SUV. The truck is spacious for the smaller size of this SUV and it comfortably fits 5 people. The touchscreen radio, apps, time and date etc, is very helpful. This vehicle is very reliable and has great performance for someone looking for a daily driving car and wants extra room such as trunk space.

We purchased the car new. We have not had any problems at all with this car. It is small enough for easy driving and parking. However, it allows enough room inside to handle almost all our needs. Four people can ride comfortably in the vehicle. The OnStar feature is amazing. It allows the ability for GPS. But more importantly, it has actual live people that are available with a touch of a button. Also there is a crash feature. If I have a crash, someone will send help immediately to my location. The fact that I can reach a person right away is reassuring. There is a sos button that I can push if anything happens that I need help.

It is been a really great car to drive. I sort of wish it had more up to date technology, especially for listening to music and a navigation system so I could drive around neighborhoods I am unfamiliar with without checking my phone because that can be dangerous. Overall, though, I have not had many problems - just some tire stuff that can be expected with all cars, and the battery has died once or twice but I think that had to do with the weather.

I love this car. I have had it for almost 4 years now, and had very little issues with it. The seats nicely fold down, and there is even a 3-prong plug behind the front console. It is pretty roomy and the pull down cup holder in the back is great, and I love that there are 4 cup holders in the front console. My only issue is that it did not come with a CD player (I may be young but I grew up with them!) And you cannot access the 3-prong plug when the seats are folded down in the back.

The thing I don't like about it is there is no cruise control. That is really not the most important thing just a feature I would of liked to have had in case I would of liked to use it. Its compact but big enough. For 4 adults to be comfortable. Leg room is sufficient for me. The back storage are is actually very spacious for this little car. It's not low to the ground so that is a plus. So far I have not had any kind of problems with it. I have keep up regular maintenance on it and I am very pleased. I would highly recommend this care if you're looking for something with good gas mileage and something that's not real small but not real big. It's perfect for me and I am not a small person and I have no problem with the space in this car. If you like music the radio is good. No issues with that. A/c and heater etc. Work really well. Overall this purchase of this car was a right one for me even though when I went looking to buy I had no idea what I really wanted. I had seen the picture online and just went with that.

Bought it in 2017, was a 2016 model with only 28,000 miles. Drove great the first couple of years but once it reached 70,000 it became a headache. The waterpump went out that cost me about $598. A few weeks after that it started to idle real bad, bad spark plugs and broken cover that cost me another $600. Took it for a routine oil change and mechanic found an oil leak, broken timing cover which would have cost me $1,000. At that point I said no thanks and got rid of it. Stay away from this car, it isn't built to last pass 65,000 miles. I kept up all the maintenance, never missed an oil change, but felt like it became a lemon.

Likes: It's great on gas, easy to park, love the color red, Turbo speeds up well. Dislikes: sun visors are too short, auxiliary connection is inside of compartment making it difficult to use, problems with AC turning off and dealers can't find problem, AC too loud and not very cold, does not charge phone when car is off, back seats don't fold down all the way when trying to use the back to capacity, radio only holds 4 FM favorite stations, no armrest for front passenger.

The perfect size for a single person, but also for a small family of 4. The back is probably enough for just two car seats. The back trunk is big enough to transport things. We have parties where I have put centerpieces and many more party supplies! The two back seats fold all the way down and fit to perfection like a puzzle piece to flatten the back down if needed! This feature came in handy when I moved! I have made several trips to Dallas in it and the mileage/gas ratio is very convenient!! The vehicle fits in the smallest of spaces when looking for parking! I also love the charging availability in the cars. You can use your normal wall plug charger for your car charger with the capability to also connect to Bluetooth!

I purchased my 2015 chev trax LS back october 2014 and this year all the problems are coming out , I have replaced back brakes twice Front brakes 2017 Now replaced radiator Garage is telling me rear axle corroded and not safe to drive warranty ran out two weeks before I brought it in to the garage, cost about 3500.00 to have it fixed ,this problem did not start in the last few weeks, I am hoping GM will look after this, will wait to hear, this car has only 56,300 km on it, I am.getting fed up with this I think j may have a Lemon

Bought it’s brand new in 2015. For the first three years worked pretty carefree. It’s now 4 1/2 years and 110,000 km I’ve replaced coolant lines rotors like they’re going out of style I now have a $3000 bill coming to me for an oil cooler and all its lines my exhaust is rotted out and I have to do the rotors that were just replaced a year ago again. I always keep up with my maintenance and get random checks done every year and the stuff just pops out of nowhere. The one big issue I had was when I always keep up with my maintenance and get random checks done every year and the stuff just pops out of nowhere. The one big issue I had was when I first Bought the car it had a metallic clicking noise , I took it to the dealer a number of times and finally at 60,000 km when my warranty was about to expire they finally found it and Turns out it was a axle issue of some sort so that had to be replaced that was a grand down the drain and I also had my oil pan leak and they resealed and put a new gasket in that so now I’m thinking about another car. I really got the lemon. Oh and the dealership always does all my maintenance and repairs ?

There’s no problems that I have had in the passed three years since I bought the car. I love features that the car has backup feature is great oil change feature low tire feature. I love the feature phone you can answer the phone by a button and it will content to your phone so you cannot answer your phone only on the car, and there is an app on your phone you can get so you can keep track of your car lock your car if you forget to you can lock your car while your in your home. Your app will give and up date once a month to let you know how your car is doing.