2003 Chevrolet Tracker

Pros: 4WD and a really fun ride!
Cons: The two-door convertible is tiny.

I bought my used Chevy Tracker one year ago. I was reluctant to buy the convertible because of its small size. Now I'm glad I got over the size issue and bought it anyway. It is a great little SUV. It has 4WD and a power boost switch that gives it the extra oomph to get up steep hills. The engine is only a four cylinder, so it's not the most powerful SUV but the gas mileage is very good. My Tracker has been very reliable; no problems at all.

The best part of owning the Tracker convertible ZR2 is the response I got when I drove it to Hilton Head on vacation. All of my cousins at the family reunion I was attending came over to ask if it was actually my car and not a rental. The tops were down and the radio was playing loud. It was such a fun car to zip around in at the beach.

Don't buy it if you have a large family, but the back seat folds down to make a decent sized cargo area. My dogs love it, and I feel like I can go anywhere!

Pros: price, look, features
Cons: none

I bought a Chevy Tracker about 6 months ago, and I love it! The tracker is cute and sporty, kind of a sleeker, more comfortable cousin of a Jeep Wrangler. I debated between the tracker and a wrangler for some time. The comfort, look, and size of the tracker were what influenced my final decision of the tracker. Mine is bright yellow, which only adds to the "funness" level. Although it is an SUV, the tracker seems to get fair gas mileage and handles very nicely. The model I bought has a hard top and four doors. It has very comfortable interior, as well as all the normal extras like CD player, cruise control, etc. I feature that I have been very impressed with this winter is the "shift on the fly" four wheel drive. The tracker also includes several features that would enable off-road recreational use. The tracker is very reasonably priced, the month I bought mine the dealership was even offering $4000 cash back. I have had no problems with my tracker at all.

Pros: Fun, convertible, easy to park, easy to accelerate with the power button, Great heater, AC
Cons: Bumpy, a stiff wind feels like it is going to blow off the road.

Fell in love with the Tracker so much when I first saw one, bought it in manual transmission (all they had in stock in convertible at the time).
Top then was one piece, and a pain in the ....
Got tired of the manual fast, and traded it in 95 for a Black model, which I promptly took the cartoons off of. This was not a 4WD, but made a trip from Bucks to Lancaster County after Pennsylvanias 36 inch snowfall in Jan. 96 easily.
I know the cons, noisy, you can feel all the bumps in the road (Trackers are not meant for long trips, trust all of us)...but the pros outweigh the cons for me.
Now I have a 2003 Tracker, and would not think of trading my bright red with black top baby. Even when I inherit the 2006 Escape in a year or two, lil Red will be paid for, and I'm keeping her.
Love the look, especially with the top down.

Pros: fun to drive, inexpensive, solid, body-on-frame chassis, this IS a truck, not a car.
Cons: confined, seems outclassed by other small SUV's.

I owned one of these for 2 years, and LT model, four-door, loaded. It is a small truck, but handles well, and is peppy. A little bit of snow or ice will send the rear wheels slipping, so i learned to put it in 4-wheel-drive as soon as it got a little slippery. Room is not it's forte`, but it is a capable little hauler. Chevrolet is replacing it soon with the Equinox, and that should be more competitive with other small SUV's in the market.