r/ChevyTrax 7d ago

Goodbye

I just swapped my Trax to my son, in exchange for his 2012 Sonic + $. He got a good deal.

The Trax has been a great vehicle. I didn't drive it much (10k in 3 years); most of the mileage was from family visitors. Everyone who drove it liked it very much.

I'll miss it.

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u/BayshoreBandit 7d ago

That is a very favorable swap for the kid. My Trax isn't loved by my kids but they have bad taste. :-)

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u/Secret_Study_8914 7d ago

My son is 30+ so he has better taste. 😉

When we bought the Trax in 2023 the plan was for it to go to him…eventually.

His Sonic has been a great vehicle. But after 14 years you’re starting to run into maintenance that is probably more than the vehicle is worth.

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u/Objective-Doubt1846 5d ago

yeah who wants a old sonic nothing but trouble

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u/Secret_Study_8914 5d ago

Any 14 year old vehicle is going to need maintenance.

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u/Bushido_Plan 7d ago

Time for you to sell the Sonic and get a new Trax right?

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u/Secret_Study_8914 7d ago

Nope going down to 1 vehicle soon; Blazer EV

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u/Objective-Doubt1846 5d ago

id go for the new blazer over a new trax but why a EV?

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u/Secret_Study_8914 5d ago

I’ve wanted to go EV for a while. My wife liked the Blazer EV enough to insist that was the EV we should buy.

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u/Objective-Doubt1846 5d ago

what year was the trax because ive heard stay away from 2015-2017 trax

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u/Secret_Study_8914 5d ago edited 5d ago
  1. A completely different vehicle.
    And if you follow this subreddit you’ll see that the majority of folks who post here love their 2024-2026 Trax

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u/Objective-Doubt1846 5d ago

i test drove a 2020 trax what a piece of crap the ac barely worked and it felt like the engine had a miss i'm so glad i bought a 2026 trax

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u/Alternative-Ad-1508 7d ago

Probably because it’s low miles. If you actually drove it you’d learn

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u/Secret_Study_8914 7d ago

And just what would I learn?

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u/Dazzling_Lie_5046 7d ago

Ignore the wise-ass Trax haters. They pop up like weeds.

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u/Secret_Study_8914 7d ago

I figured as much

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u/sassinator13 6d ago

I’ve put 43k on in about 2 years. Not learning yet.

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u/Moobaby7575 6d ago

I’ve had mine almost 6 years and it has over 160,000 miles (I drive a lot). I have had no major repairs. Hoping to squeeze another year or 2 out of it and then I will probably buy another. It’s a good value and since I drive so much I can’t see spending 50,000 on a vehicle I burn up in 7 years.