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2011 Chevrolet Tracker

The new Chevy Tracker is full of style that is consider on the sporty side. However, it is also a tough SUV, something that most people tend to forget. The Tracker is built on the frame of a truck while offering part-time four wheel drive so that it can handle those off road situations. The new Tracker is still going to be similar to those found in past years, however, the lines are a bit smoother, and the overall feel is a bit edgier and rough, perhaps the goal of Chevy to aim to a different demographic. The value of the small SUV is great considering that small cars are going for the same price, which begs the question why consumers who choose something smaller when they could get the Tracker for the same price.

The base engine is a 2.0 four cylinder, however, for those that looking for a little more power they can choose the LT version, which is equipped with the bigger engine. The Tracker will come in the two door and four door models, fitting the needs of anyone who is considering the SUV as their next vehicle.

There are several features of the 2011 Tracker that is setting it apart from past models. First off, the Tracker looks more expensive and extravagant in the interior than past models. No longer does it look as if the interior is made of cheap plastics, but rather quality hand made materials. Plus, many professionals are pointing out that even the way that the Tracker is fitted is making appear to just be in a better condition than past Trackers.

There are a few aspects about the Tracker that is getting it much attention. For example, the spare tire is positioned low enough so that there is no difficultly reversing. While the front of the Tracker enables the driver to see plenty of road in front of them, which is important when driving. There is also the feature that enables the air conditioner to turn on once the defrost has been hit in order to clear windows faster than before. Another feature that is being included on the 2011 Tracker is the use of elevated seats, which does help the driver see the road better, however, does not interfere with the head room that they have.

The Tracker is also enabled to turn the lights on when the darkness is sensed, while having running lights for the daytime. This is a great safety feature for those that buy according to safety. Safety wise the use of air bags is also standard, with key less remote locks also being an option that people can choose for their Tracker. In addition, the standard front disc brakes and rear drum brakes is on every Tracker, as well as rack and pinion steering.

The driving and handling of the Tracker is much like handling a small truck, which makes sense since it is built on a truck's platform. The Tracker glides smoothly and effortlessly on the roads, while still able to handle the rough terrain if you so desire to go off roading. Overall, the professional world is deeming the 2011 Chevrolet Tracker as a small SUV that thinks big with all that it has to offer a driver, being sure to make potential drivers, lovers of the Tracker for life.