2025 Chevy Trax?

[sw99]

Not sure if you've seen one, I did for the first time yesterday; Toyota Crown hatchback, just sayin'.

Already saw one and bought it . Didn't even know what it was when we saw it and the wife had to have it...

 

[sw99]

I really like the TRAX. But now, understanding it uses a wet belt, id go with the Corolla Cross. The CX-30 is a little cramped for my family.
All the best of luck with your choice and purchase.

This is for a young adult, so the size is not a big issue at the moment. Really trying to stay under 28K OTD and I want this to be new. I'll swing by the Toyota Stealer and see if they are dealing much on these. I am partial to Toyota I suppose. There are 6 in the driveway at the moment and a Ford.

 

[Oldwolf]

I would look hard for one of them made in South Korea and not China. But that's just me..

 

[sw99]

A new Mazda 3 sedan with the 2.5 NA engine and a 6 speed auto is a great combination. They can be had for around 23k. Just look on Autotrader.

Love the 3 but I would prefer to get an SUV for the additional ground clearance. If the price is right, I would buy another Mazda in a heartbeat.

 

[cptbarkey]

Really? I need to run home and tell my 2000 WS6, 2003 Duramax, 2005 Buick, 2014 Caprice, and 2015 Malibu. That way they know it is ok to stop giving me all the trouble free miles they have...

None of them were engineered in Korea.

 

[c502cid]

None of them were engineered in Korea.

Three Korean Trax in the family, all as reliable as can be. 2015 AWD (115k miles), 2016 FWD (76k miles), 2022 AWD (26k miles). They have little issues here and there but nothing major, knock on wood.

 

[fusion66]

The Buick Envista cousin is sharper.

I own a '24 Envista ST and I recommend it: the interior is rather elegant for the price although not luxurious and the powertrain is quite sufficient for such a small engine. It is not a performance machine but it may surprise you if your expectations are modest. I chose the Buick ST because it is fitted with a Watts-Link rear suspension rather than the trailing arm found on the Chevrolet. The differences in handling and ride are subtle but discernible. Fuel mileage at 30 mpg combined is competitive and build quality is quite good. I say go for it.