What to replace the Chevy Trax with?
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Asked by Zachary Mar 28, 2022 at 03:05 PM about the 2019 Chevrolet Trax LT AWD

Question type: Car Selling & Trading In

Hello everyone!
I am writing this on behalf of my neighbor, a loyal Chevrolet owner for over
25 years. Every three years, she leases a new car. Her last two have been a
2016 Trax and a 2019 Trax. Since the Trax is being discontinued this year, I
was wondering what you think she should get next. Personally, I have
recommended the new TrailBlazer. I think it looks nice, and it has similar
sizing and pricing. Let me know!
Thanks!

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Gene answered 2 years ago

Best advise right now is stay away from GM quality has gone away and trying to get parts is a complete nightmare. I have been waiting for 9 weeks for a back ordered BCM. I was a die hard GM supported but no more, when I’m done with these two GM products I’m no longer purchasing GM products. Look at Toyota or Honda, but be careful here too cause some of them are built in the US and those can have quality issues.

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