The Chevrolet Tracker appeared on the market in 1990 and was produced until 2017 inclusive. When describing the model, it is worth distinguishing several generations: the Chevrolet Tracker II from 1998 to 2004, its convertible version Chevrolet Tracker Convertible II in the same years, and the Chevrolet Tracker (2019) produced from 2019 to 2026. The production year of a specific car determines which version it is.
The engine data cover displacements from 1.2 to 2.5 litres and power from 97 to 167 hp. All variants run on petrol, and a separate option exists for the automatic gearbox. All-wheel drive is available, while front-wheel drive also appears. Among listings, petrol versions prevail, and there are also variants with propane-butane gas combined with petrol and with gas/petrol. Manual and automatic gearboxes are both common.
Prices in US dollars for common listings have a median of 9200, with a first quartile of 8500 and a third quartile of 10500. The cheapest option costs 6800 and the most expensive 10999. Median prices by model year are: 9200 for 2013, 8500 for 2014, and 11000 for 2016.
The provided data contain no separate indicators of safety or reliability, so this text is limited to technical characteristics and the structure of market offers. The model stands out for its wide range of drive and gearbox configurations, which affects the choice of a specific car.