I hate my 2024 Chevrolet Trax! Second worst new car I've ever owned!

Thanks to being on angry medicine because of the flu, you get to enjoy my angered ramblings and frustration about the four and a half months and 1493 miles of Chevy Trax ownership. I bought this thing new and it's been TERRIBLE. Want to know why then you're in the right place! Oh yeah, the absolute worst car I've ever owned (new or used) goes to a 2007 Dodge Caliber SXT Sport 5 speed I bought new back in 2007. GARBAGE. Enjoy!

[@aenoymotors]

Happy holidays if you celebrate them! Happy Sunday if you don't! I'm still getting over being sick... went from the flu to losing my voice so it's been fun. Wanted to go over a few quick things with you all since I've been trying to keep up with comments but I may have missed some. YES I know I should have bought a Toyota in the first place... I would have if the Corolla Cross came with a cloth interior, remote start, and heated seats. It does NOT come that way at all whatsoever, which is why I did not buy one. YES I know lemon law is a thing and I fought with GM to get them to take the car back... they told me no. YES I replaced the car with a 2024 Hyundai Kona. YES this video is me rambling and being angry... if you don't like it I'm sorry but there's plenty of other things to watch and if you DO like it and it helped you, then I did my job and helped you not make a mistake since almost every video about these things is reviewers loving it. I look forward to not being sick as a dog and able to make a video about the Kona. I'd also love to tell you guys the story about my 2007 Dodge Caliber I bought new when I worked at the plant back in 2006... that thing made the Trax look good haha. Take care, FOLKS.

[@jerseattle0722]

Def buy a Toyota. I have a 4Runner I bought new in may 2023 and zero problems. Get a Prius, it will outlive you and run on bare bare min maintenance

[@Friedrich-Wilhelm-1980]

wow that sound bad i hate to make you feel worse about it but i have an 82 F150 with an inline 6 is going on 750k miles and sounds better than that thing you got it sounds like you are 50-1000 miles from catastrophic valve train failure im happy for you that it got sorted i hope it was not too unfavorable for your trade in

[@Crippledinvegas]

Feel better. my bad back is extra bad. Waited on line an hour for the buffet at the casino for Christmas.

[@aenoymotors]

I have a 2012 Prius C with around 380,000 miles on it and it still runs well!

[@aenoymotors]

Hope that buffet was tasty!

[@Slyons89]

Just my 2 cents, if you are looking for a trouble free new car experience, always avoid the first model year of a new vehicle, or the first year of a major redesign. Let other people deal with all the warranty fixes and for the manufacturer to make new revisions on the parts. Even with Toyota and Honda their first year of new models are a mess sometimes. With Chinese/korean market cars like this Trax, maybe give it 2 or 3 years…

[@maxymax3425]

Sorry to hear that your brand new Trax is giving you so much trouble and the dealer can't fix any of the problems. I totally understand your frustration. Salesman promises everything, even make you feel like you're apart of their family when they're selling to you. And don't know you anymore the minute after you give them your money.

[@aenoymotors]

Isn't that the truth... The Chevy dealer has not been helpful in any way.

[@richscott2483]

True, Got your money and done with you. Hope not to see you again unless you want to spend more money. The exception is when you have many acquaintances or friends or it's a family business then you get treated better. If people only spend a few hours or days researching the vehicle they intend to buy would resolve many issues of not getting a lousy vehicle. The Trax is a very cheap small SUV with a 3-cylinder or golf cart engine. What do you expect from the cheapest of the cheap Crossover, Mini, or compact SUV lineup? Sorry, must do your homework. Hopefully, the guy will feel better soon.

[@mikeglick756]

I disagree with you I deliberately bought this car cause I drive a lot every day as a sales rep for work going on 4 months turn 15,000 miles not a single problem its the RS model loaded with sunroof, etc. great mileage. Everything works perfectly For the value it’s best out there .

[@aenoymotors]

I hope your's works well. Mine didn't.

[@vincemistretta8999]

I leased a 24 LS Trax a few months as it has been great! I got it from a trusted dealer to whom I have been dealing with for over 25 years, never got a bad car from a Malibu, to a Monte Carlo, to 2 Sparks and now a Trax of which I still own those cars and never had any problems - I have a 1990 Caprice which after 33 years is as reliable if it were new...I am sorry that you are experiencing these problems. My advice is take it to a reputable independent Chevy dealer who has been around and have them repair it. My wife puts close to 225 miles per week on this 24 Trax as it has been great...do not let one person's "bad" experience ruin what has been wonderful experience for those who have not had any problems with it.

[@aenoymotors]

It's been to three dealers to figure out why it's doing what it does. Plus it's not just me, there's a lot of people having issues with them. I hope GM figures it out!

[@vincemistretta8999]

Hey I am sorry for what you are going through if your dealership has any true concern then I would offer you another vehicle....not to jinx myself my Trax has been nothing but a pleasure...I will follow up again with you & wish you much luck on whatever happens!

[@sexy912]

​@aenoymotors Sound like you purchased a defective product, which all automakers experience at least 1 out the bunch but it doesn't effect the entire line. I would blame chevy customer service rather than the car model itself..

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

you sound like a 4th rate publicist not an educated person who knows about cars.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

@@sexy912 it never should have been sent out to be sold if they had normal quality control.

[@RobtRoma]

Sorry to see you’ve had so many issues with your Trax. My nephew’s 1LT has been great for him. Seems you got a bad one and I’m disappointed with your dealership experience. My dealership has been very good fixing the 2 minor issues I’ve had with my 2019 (year 1) Blazer. Good luck with the Kona. I hope it treats you well but fair warning… my neighbor works for a dealership that sells Kia/Hyundai. I mentioned I was looking at getting a car and he told me not to get a Kia/Hyundai and proceeded to tell me a few nightmare stories about engines failing and parts availability. He said they had at least 30 cars on their lot waiting for new engines. Some had been there for months. Obviously it’s not all of them and I hope your Kona is a good one and it gives you many happy miles.

[@aenoymotors]

The Hyundai 2.4L is absolutely terrible and the most common one with issues. I stayed far away from that engine. I hope your nephew's Trax works out well for him.

[@3698s]

My friend's nephew had a new engine put in his 2018 Soul. You what he did after getting the car back? A few weeks later he traded it in for a 2024 Toyota Cross. He did not want to wait around for another engine blow out. Smart move.

[@anman366]

It sad because experiences like this that consumers are having with GM products and their response to it is just another nail in their coffin.

[@aenoymotors]

Their shrugging of shoulders and not knowing anything is what made me decide to get out of it before it loses too much value.

[@anman366]

Good for you I honestly think that was a smart move!@@aenoymotors

[@domjfante8140]

GM has been building their own coffin for a long, long time and they deserve nothing less. They’ve been in business for over 100 years and they still can’t build a half decent car.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

@@domjfante8140 they should have been left to go bankrupt in 2008 but the usa military wants these creepy car companies around to make military vehicles that are incinerated in ukraine. they are producing trash that ends up in landfills.

[@motownbaby6146]

If it wasn't for Corvette, I'd say Chevrolet would be dead within 5-7 years.

[@kamilatl]

You bought a Chevy and are upset it's a bad car? Who on earth convinced you to buy a Chevy?

[@MikesToolShed]

Quick, run to the chevy dealer, and warn everyone! also make them feel bad about wanting one too, that helps.

[@Australiaisupsidedown]

Yeah, the last trax was a pos so idk what he was expecting.

[@aenoymotors]

It was very well reviewed. Still is, currently.

[@Australiaisupsidedown]

​@@aenoymotors from publications that review a car for a few hours...

[@aenoymotors]

True. I've been happy with my Bolt, though so I thought maybe GM turned a new leaf.

[@tripgodel]

Is there a list of unfixed problems? All i could find was A/C on remote start and backup camera.

[@aenoymotors]

Three of the four window motors are intermittently bad, the a/c compressor itself is bad, the antenna is bad, etc. Parts are on backorder with no date in sight.

[@TheOzthewiz]

The ENTIRE vehicle is a "clusterfuck"..

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

"They've been selling this thing in China for over a year" Sounds like they must've designed the thing over there too.

[@juannevindez6969]

Exactly. And I am wondering how many of the Chinese parts are being shipped to the S Korea plant where they are making these for the US, Canada

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@juannevindez6969 ALL!

[@discingaround]

Its first generation was designed by GM South Korea. They've been selling this globally in more than a half dozen other countries for a decade. This is the second generation, with another version released as the Encore by Buick.

[@jaredelson1840]

​@@discingaroundActually it was a joint venture designed by GM Asia and SAIC, China's largest automaker, they're built in South Korea.

[@bobbypaluga4346]

@@jaredelson1840……and Mexico

[@stevenweiss2148]

After you said you had a mitsubishi mirage I was wondering what were you thinking?

[@aenoymotors]

They were great cars. My parents still have one of the ones I had and it hasn't given them any trouble at all.

[@Plisken65]

I had a feeling there was problems when Car and Driver did a puff piece on the 2024 Trax being a "great entry level vehicle from GM".

[@TheOzthewiz]

Yeah, you can always depend on C&D to give an HONEST review. I still remember CD calling the "Cobalt" the BEST small car GM has ever built!

[@aenoymotors]

It's crazy now how many journalists are saying how great the Trax is. Maybe GM paid them all off, I don't know. They must have if anyone said nice things about the Cobalt...

[@klasseact6663]

Their proper name is "Urinalist"

[@anman366]

The automotive journalists reviews that I saw all raved about it, all except for one-- that said that everything on paper looked great esp for the price, but in theory it left some things to be desired.

[@horseathalt7308]

@@aenoymotors It's called "Payola" in the car journalism business, and yes, the mfrs have been bribing the journalists like this for many many decades now, all the way back to the 1950s!

[@ethanhess246]

Sorry you had a bad experience! I got my Encore GX brand new when they first came out, and have enjoyed 45k trouble-free miles. These Korean compacts from GM generally get good reviews. Must be a few bugs since the Trax is just redesigned. Did you get the 2024 Kona?

[@PBReviews]

I’ve had two Chevy Sparks and they treated me very well for what was the cheapest cars made at the time. I was considering a new Trax but now I’ll have to do more research.

[@aenoymotors]

I had a 2013 Spark 2LT with a manual for a little while before it got totaled by hail. Really liked it.

[@GiveMeYoSammich]

I'm assuming you got a first year lemon, it sucks it happend to you hopefully chevy will iron out the quirks for you considering it's under warranty

[@aenoymotors]

That was the biggest issue is they weren't fixing it. Unavailable parts for an unknown amount of time.

[@TheOzthewiz]

No, he got one built on a Monday or Friday. Easy mistake! Even the Koreans have BAD days! lol

[@lasvegaslife5770]

​@@aenoymotorsGM has to help u!!! Sue um!!!

[@MichaelSmith-kr9qw]

I feel for you sir !!! We own a 2018 Renegade and it's been great vehicle for us, the only issue we have had was the Fog Lights started to brown out as the Halogen Bulb gets too hot and melts the housing so I bought a aftermarket set of factory replacements and LED bulbs and I haven't had another issue. Just basic maintenance, other than the recall for oil consumption which I check the oil regularly anyways it's been smooth sailing.

[@aenoymotors]

That's got the 2.4L Tigershark engine, right? Buddy of mine used to have a Renegade but he sold it off to move to Florida. I don't think he had any issues with it the two years he had it.

[@MichaelSmith-kr9qw]

@@aenoymotors Yes it does have the 2.4. This is Last year for the Renegade as Stellantis has decided that the Renegade wasn't selling enough the last couple years. I guess the pandemic,chip shortage, shipping shortage may have had a major hand in that....That and Jeep has forgotten to advertise anything but Wrangler and G Cherokee and the Wagoneer Twins. Where the Renegade,Compass,Cherokee have been left to Soldier on without and major refreshes. Compass did get a new update this year though.

[@EBIndy]

The renegade is nothing more than a rebadged Fiat 500. Its Italian junk & very unrefined. Good riddance to it.

[@MichaelSmith-kr9qw]

@@EBIndy That is your opinion and your entitled to it ! Good Riddance to you as well !

[@DTUFINOPhotography]

Is this the same engine and chasis on the buick envista?

[@aenoymotors]

I believe so, yes.

[@user-ls5nj6ty3z]

Sorry to hear of your terrible experience with your new Trax. I have one and it’s been great so far (8,000 miles). It’s only been back to the dealer once for a software update to correct a false TPMS malfunction message. It’s unacceptable that GM can’t supply your dealership the needed parts to fix your Trax in a reasonable amount of time. Parts exist because they’re still coming off the assembly lines. There’s no excuse why some parts cannot be sent to the USA to support dealers and their customers. If mine ever needs a part under warranty I hope it’s not on back order with no ETA. Best of luck with your new Kona. I think there’re a good choice. A non turbo MPI engine sounds like a recipe for reliability and longevity,

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks! I hope your Trax behaves. Make sure to check the windows to see if you have defective window motors. Seems to be a common issue on the Trax board.

[@michaelcabral2174]

Im sorry you’re having a bad experience but, You shouldn’t have to change the timing chain at all if you do your oil changes on time or earlier (timing belt on the other hand is different obviously) that’s how my 2012 Chevy Traverse has 256,000 miles on the original chains on it I’m the second owner and had it since 123,000 miles and previous owners service records were in the glovebox showing all maintenance to prove it’s the original

[@aenoymotors]

That's just what the maintenance schedule says for the 1.3L engine in the trailblazer. I'm kind of surprised they suggested it.

[@alexanderradec317]

does this qualify as a lemon? it was new but it has a lot of issues and not getting your moneys worth , did you end up getting a different vehicle ?

[@aenoymotors]

Did not qualify as a lemon, sadly. Had to be the same issue four times. I traded it in for a Hyundai Kona which, so far, has been perfect.

[@johnpezzullo9644]

Dude you cracked me up, sorry. Yeah not sure about these, I am a huge Chevy guy but for the Tahoe/Suburban line, I have a 2004 Tahoe with 162,000 Miles and very few issues.

[@user-lp7yv4ig5y]

Does it also have a knock? I kinda heard one but not sure

[@aenoymotors]

No, the little engine is noisy because of the direct injection but it wasn't knocking.

[@TheOzthewiz]

@@aenoymotorsPulsing of the "high pressure" pump...

[@user-hu8xb7un5i]

My infotainment and cluster goes blank and the windows stopped working randomly same problems here every the gear selector light turns off randomly and the apple car play is sluggish and confusing when driving makes you take a turn after passing over the street.

[@aenoymotors]

That really stinks. I hope they'll fix it for you.

[@desireeann3734]

I'm sorry to hear you are having these issues with your Trax. It sounds like you may have gotten a lemon? I have a 24 Trax Activ that I bought and traded my 22 Honda Civic Sport in for it. I was SUPER unhappy with my civic and have never owned a Chevy. I can say, I am SO happy with my Trax. The only downfall, which is no fault of the make, is that I had a rock hit my windshield on the freeway only 6 weeks after purchase, and 4 months later, I still have a broken windshield. To make my matters worse, 2 weeks after the windshield cracked, I had a huge piece of plywood fly off someone's truck and into my front bumper, causing damage estimated at $2k. Of course, parts are not available, so I sit here and wait. At least I know, one day it will be fixed and two insurance claims later.....

[@aenoymotors]

Aww that's a bummer that your poor car got beat up. Hopefully stuff will be in stock soon so it can be fixed!

[@aaronhoward9069]

I own one. It has bugs, but you got the warranty, Its a new car and new gen and its not uncommon for shit to happen. I completely understand your frustration though. Dont give up on it yet. I hope shit gets resolved. I have had mine 2 months and just a couple minor issues. The lemon law might be an option in your case.

[@aenoymotors]

Already gone. I traded it in for a Kona. It's had issues since day one and after four months of "We don't know" and me trying to get them to buy it back and being denied I gave up.

[@aaronhoward9069]

I know you just wanted to wash your hands, but the fact is it was under warranty and it is their job to fix it. I would have consulted with a lawyer, b but i do 100% understand where you were coming from. Hope the Kona treats you better.@@aenoymotors

[@mitchdogstudios]

Never happens with Japanese cars. American cars suck

[@hyphydan]

@@aenoymotors Why do poor people make the worst car buying decisions? a Hyundia? 🤦

[@MDKN22]

​@@hyphydan im on my third and Ive had yet to be stranded or have a major repair

[@evoazante973]

I’m afraid to tell you sir, but the dealer is going to give you the runaround. They are hoping you get tired of this issues and give up.

[@aenoymotors]

Not much the dealer can do if they can't get parts :(

[@lolJESSElol]

I appreciate you being able to say good things about this car. It's been on my list but I keep hearing everyone complain so it a nice break for you to like certain things. One question I had was about the radiator, people are saying it ain't got one? The engine is the biggest deterrent for me but everything else is awesome. Hopefully they fix all the issues you're having and sorry you do have them.

[@aenoymotors]

It definitely has a radiator. Also has an intercooler for the turbocharger.

[@TS-hi8vo]

I have a paid off 23 equinox with the 1.5L. 20k miles on it. Soooo far, nothing to complain about. When I heard about the changes in the Trax, it’s truly amazing how they released this thing. I’m very sorry you’ve had these issues. I’m a GM lifer. Maybe not much longer. Best of luck.

[@aenoymotors]

Glad your Equinox has been good to you. I had a 2019 service loaner when my Bolt was getting some work done. It seemed peppy enough with that 1.5 turbo.

[@MrKillswitch88]

Having shopped on Copart for half a year and seeing what turns up got to say those wet timing belts are time bombs as they like to snap around the 100k mark sometimes a lot less. Basically all the teeth come off the belt clogging the uptake for the oil pump while the engine goes out of time causing other issues. As for conventional CVT well most of us know that once the belt starts to slip it is out its way out though regular fluid changes helps.

[@aenoymotors]

I heard the Ford Ecoboost engine with the wet timing belt setup is really bad for failure.

[@SirT80]

I grew up in a GM world, with my dad buying either Pontiac, GMC, or Chevy vehicles. So many headaches over the years! When I started driving, shockingly , there were no problems out of the 1996 and 2002 Grand Am! But when I got the 2005 Pontiac G6, nothing but problems! The car literally shut off while parking on a busy street. The dealer said the computer rebooted. What if that happened while I was on an expressway? 😮 Later my parents parents got a GMC Envoy and an Acadia which were mostly trouble free. The Acadia did have a couple recalls but it drove so clumsy. My mom now has a 2012 Buick Enclave and it, knock on wood, drives very well! I stepped away from GM and will never look back!

[@TehPSFanboy]

The Grand Am was such a great car despite all the shit people gave it. Bought mine when it was 10 years old and drove it for 7 years. Barely any issues apart from it rusting out over time.

[@SirT80]

@@TehPSFanboytotally agree! The 2002 Grand Am my dad had was so good! I really enjoyed driving it!

[@EBIndy]

Common theme there. The buick 3800 powered cars like the GrandAM, Lasabre & the V8 trucks from the Mid 2000s are great too. New GM is trash.

[@TehPSFanboy]

@@EBIndyYou're probably thinking of the Grand Prix, Grand Am had the 3.1 and 3.4 V6. Nowhere near as reliable as the 3800 but still a solid car.

[@uAKING2006]

My experience has been quite the opposite, I’ve had mine 15,000 miles and not many issues, although I had the same issues with the infotainment system when I used an Android system, but when I moved to Apple I never had an issue.

[@aenoymotors]

I hope it keeps working well for you!

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Clearly this guy who did this review is making these stories up this vehicle is not as bad as this reviewer is saying.......

[@aenoymotors]

Got no reason to make up a story about it. If it wasn't bad I'd still have it.

[@Crippledinvegas]

If things are randomly working/not working then you have an electrical short somewhere . It's under warranty. Bring it back to the dealer and get it fixed . Most ppl aren't having these problems. Hope you got it fixed by the time you read this 👍

[@aenoymotors]

It's been back many times and it's always the same story, no clue when parts will arrive.

[@Crippledinvegas]

@@aenoymotors did they give you a loaner car? Check if there's a Lemon Law in your state. I had the same problem with a car . You have to submit all your receipts to the lawyer and you can use them . I settled out of court for $6500 and bought another car. Good luck

[@aenoymotors]

Illinois lemon law is weak. No loaner car because it still technically drove.

[@lockdot2]

I got the 2024 Mitsubishi Mirage, I've very happy with it. I'm sad to see the Trax is having so many isssues! I thought they would be decent cars. Didn't do much research on them though. But looked deeply into the Mirage. 6,500 Miles on it so far, 0 issues to speak of. The oil filter is in an odd place, but that's fine.

[@aenoymotors]

I've had several Mirages. They're great little cars.

[@lockdot2]

That is great to hear! I'd like to check out an SE (fully loaded), but in over 1 year I've not seen one for sale here. Just the base model, or the LE. How many miles have you put on your Mirage?@@aenoymotors

[@aenoymotors]

My parents still have one of the 15's I've had. I think it has almost 90,000 miles on it now and it's been pretty good. I had to have a parking brake cable replaced and the rear spoiler repainted under warranty but that's it. I've had a few that were rescue missions that have had various issues that I've brought back from the dead (abused horribly by previous owners) and as far as I'm aware all those cars are still out there doing what they do.

[@lockdot2]

That is awesome to hear! I never heard of a parking brake cable failing, till recently. Someone I know with a 2008 Chevy Silverado who uses the parking brake a lot had it break. Maybe the 2024 Mirage will break too? We will see! It's kind of funny, almost everyone hates on the Mirage, and it's a reliable car. Then the Chevy people like, maybe due to the extra power, but it barely is able to last 2,000 miles. I feel like your Chevy is defective, it shouldn't be breaking so easy.. I guess quality control isn't really a thing. @@aenoymotors

[@jerrylundegaard2592]

Must really enjoy that 0 to 60 time of 11 seconds, that 76 hp, and that cheap interior.

[@boozer74]

Is there a lemon law? Or what is your options in your state?

[@aenoymotors]

Illinois lemon law is super weak

[@jamesseabolt5915]

And General Motors is notorious for fighting Lemon Law lawyers. I know from experience. @@aenoymotors

[@DaiRunpengLeo]

I just got a white LS and have problem with its AC. I hear cliching sound inside the hood every 10 seconds (like something turning on and off). Then I figure out the clutch of the AC kept turning on and off. Dealer say it is normal but I still feel sad about it. I don't now if this happens on every trax

[@aenoymotors]

I believe it's supposed to cycle since it's not a variable displacement compressor. The Mirages I had (as well as other cars) are the same way.

[@DaiRunpengLeo]

@@aenoymotors Thanks for your reply! Anyway, I have it returned and consider buying another trax. So your trax also have that loud engaging sound like every 10 seconds? But I didn't hear that on your video. I linked the video I recorded. drive.google.com/file/d/15IgsTa9A5SKL3TzPxMwFTaKR2mTsUdrg/view?usp=sharing

[@aenoymotors]

My a/c compressor died completely. If you were able to get out of it, don't buy another one. That's the best advice I can give you. The Trax group on Facebook is just showing so so many issues it's crazy

[@DaiRunpengLeo]

Thanks dude, finally go with a cx-30. Have to buy a vehicle that I feel safe.@@aenoymotors

[@aenoymotors]

I hope you get many happy miles out of that Mazda!

[@marial8235]

It’s got a turbocharged three cylinder. I wouldn’t expect it to last 100,000 before detonation.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@wskeebe]

Who drives a car for more than 100,000

[@tokey3481]

@@wskeebejust hit 200k on mine

[@3698s]

@@wskeebe I do and so many others. This is not the past where most vehicles were worn out after 75,000-100,000 miles.

[@SushiXVII]

@@wskeebemy 2004 century is at 145,000 miles no issues, except an Evap vent control code which doesnt matter at all

[@Eddee8177]

😮 those types of vehicles are made to last 5 yrs the most ....GM motors intentionally do this to sell more new cars more frequently ..😮😮😮

[@aenoymotors]

Wouldn't surprise me any...

[@leodrosia4369]

U wrote about belvidere and my wifes jeep compass has ran great after 105k miles but we did have to replace a wiring harness because of corrosion ....located inside front left fender, i had mechanic tape over relay box where the corrosion occured. My 2022 1.5 malibu has been great

[@aenoymotors]

Wow I'm surprised the Compass lasted that long. The corrosion in that harness is so common...

[@ryry8402]

Heck I have a 2001 truck and it doesn’t sound like that at all that’s just sad

[@raidersamson3356]

Talk to a lawyer, GM might be forced to buy it under the lemon law.

[@jamesseabolt5915]

General Motors is notorious for fighting Lemon Laws to the extremes. Better find one good lawyer buddy!

[@aenoymotors]

Big reason I didn't bother after I yelled at them for a while and they told me no. Figured it wasn't worth the hassle and I'll just never buy something from GM again after this.

[@hollowgonzalo4329]

Lol. Should've paid the premium and just got a Corolla Cross or H-RV. Used RAV4/H-RV/C-RV would've been good options too. At least they would've worked just fine with little hassle and lasted a lot longer (certainly more that 1k miles XD). I'd even get a Kona over a Trax because at least the warranty is probably better.

[@aenoymotors]

I did get a Kona actually after this thing.

[@imdone1965]

​@@aenoymotorsMazda CX-5...

[@michaelracicot233]

​@@imdone1965thats a different class of car. Cx 30 is closest to Trax competitor

[@ganthc]

I had a 2013 Chevy Sonic LT, and had almost no problems with it. Only issue was the HVAC fan wheel squeaked when running at lower speeds. Most people couldn’t hear it, I guess it was at a register to everyone could hear (like the service people at the dealership, lol). Traded it after 4 years for a 2019 Chevy Cruze Diesel Hatchback. LOVED that diesel car. I got 60mpg on the highway sometimes on road trips. Had incredible torque, and I even drove in a blizzard and it got me through that safely. Sadly, a dump truck ran a red light and totaled my car. I was perfectly fine after getting hit by it, which was super impressive. I really like the look of the Trax, but nothing GM offered compared to the Cruze diesel on efficiency numbers, and they cancelled the Cruze. So, I got a Kia Niro. I’ve been happy with it, and easily get 45-48mpg in normal driving.

[@aenoymotors]

Those Cruze diesels were neat! I forgot who made the engine for them. Hope your Niro treats you well.

[@palebeachbum]

Sorry you're having so many issues. Reminds me of my experience with my new 2018 Hyundai Elantra. It was so problematic in the first 25k miles. I was very interested in the Trax and Envista when they first came out, but the more I learn about them, the less interested I am. I think for the same price range, people are better off with a Kia Soul. The cargo area is shorter in length, but reliability should prove better, it has a much longer warranty, and the interior is nicer quality.

[@aenoymotors]

The new Soul is pretty nice!

[@kravoglupa]

I've been thinking of a new vehicle...I narrowed it down between the new Trax and a new Jetta (6-speed). Your video is the exact reason I keep shying away from the Trax. I like the looks of it, the interior, and of course NO CVT...(a manual would have been a great choice for a base model, and would have probably pushed 40MPG). I even get a supplier discount on these, and I'm still leaning towards something else. There is NO reason for a brand new vehicle with less than 30K miles to have these issues, much less at less than 2k! I bought a brand new Focus back in '07, and I beat the shit out of that 5-speed, and that's the only major issue I ever had when the trans went out at 130K...it was all of $2,000 to replace, and she made it to 198K miles until I made the mistake of scrapping her due to rust issues. Never leaked or burned any oil, and I was still only on my second set of brakes (90% highway miles). I replaced the power steering pump after driving it for 2 years after it went out. Oh, and the AC was dead at 150K. That car was SO good to me, but I'm sure there are plenty of people who had horrible experiences with them like you with your Trax...but I paid $14K for my Focus, and got lucky. Do I want to gamble with over $20K on a new Trax, and hope that the UAW workers actually felt like working when they put it together? I know it's assembled in South Korea, so that might be a moot point since maybe the actually give half a shit about work ethic...meh, I'm done ranting. It would just be nice to be able to put faith in buying a brand new car that isn't going to be a complete headache before 100K miles.

[@aenoymotors]

If you join the Trax group on Facebook there are so many more people with zany issues with no resolve. Once they figure out how to get things fixed and stuff it would be a great economical vehicle but until then I'd avoid it.

[@erikgirard-diotte7059]

get the traxs dont believe this guy, just a domestic hater thats all

[@aenoymotors]

A domestic hater? Pfft... Hardly. My everyday car is a 23 Chevy Bolt and I own a few 80's and early 90's Chrysler products.

[@kravoglupa]

@@aenoymotors Well, I went against my better judgement and bought a base Trax LT with no options. It's still the best optioned vehicle I've ever owned haha. I got it with 12 miles, and I'm about to hit 900 with no problems...not that there SHOULD be, but I've also read the negative reviews, so I'm cautiously optimistic. A lot of people seem worried about the lack of power, but it's more than adequate even when merging onto the interstate via a short ramp. I think people are spoiled by 300HP turbo 4-bangers...the 1.2liter is fine, but we'll see how long it lasts, even with me babying it. None of the complaints I've read numerous times have applied...the trans does seem a little confused at times and kicks down to accelerate inappropriately, and I did notice on my drive home this morning after encountering a dead skunk, that if I put just the back windows down, the headliner (or something) acts like a massive subwoofer that vibrates enough to rattle the door panels and make me sound as though I'm speaking into a fan. It's mildly amusing. I'm on my 4th tank of gas. My first tank that I filled got me 30MPG, and the last one I was at 28. It's been 80% interstate, and I didn't go over 65 on the first, and the last one I'd set the cruise at 70. I'm not going by the vehicle information either...that says 28.5 MPG, but also claims a 30MPH average speed, when I'm doing 60 miles a day on the interstate at 65+. So far so good though, and NO digital gauge cluster!

[@imdone1965]

A 3cyl turbo from GM , what could possibly go wrong 😂

[@aenoymotors]

Well, in the ~1500 miles I did nothing went wrong with the engine... yet. Another person on the Trax board I was on had their engine explode though and replaced.

[@KParks]

You plan on driving something for 10+ years better go to the toyota dealership lol

[@Brokeniphonechris]

My Chevy Cruze is in the shop, it said when it gets out it’s robbing me of another $1500

[@aenoymotors]

Good luck!

[@afang5618]

A 3 cylinder turbo … recipe for a disaster

[@DioTheGreatOne]

Toyota also uses those, but their turbo-3 is actually well made, unlike these American engines that are 65% plastic.

[@rbiddy5893]

You'd never get 10 years out of a 1.2L 3 cylinder turbo. You'd be lucky to get 50,000 miles. I don't understand how GM is still in business. Don't walk away from the car, run...and don't buy another GM car. I know they are more expensive but if you want 10, trouble-free years out of a car, buy a Toyota. Even a used one with a but of mileage would be better than any brand new GM. Good luck man...that is disappointing but sometimes you gotta take a loss and just move on

[@aenoymotors]

Pretty much. Got a Kona instead.

[@TheKingOfInappropriateComments]

No idea why Algo stuck this in my feed but I'm glad. You're funny. Very entertaining.

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks!

[@ydmf2]

Looking forward to your Kona impressions vs.the Trax👍

[@aenoymotors]

You and me both!

[@testtesting2868]

Both South Korean cheap garbage. Good luck! @@aenoymotors

[@pisces363]

I just got a 2024 Trax 3 weeks ago. I had to get a wheel alignment after I hit a deep pothole. I took it to the dealer to have it done. I didn’t have to pay for it. I’m taking it on a road trip in about 12 days. I’m looking forward to it.

[@aenoymotors]

I hope it treats you well!

[@pisces363]

@@aenoymotors Thanks! I like it, so far. Mine is the no frills, base model. That’s really all I need.

[@Probleme5]

how many miles? It looks pretty dusty

[@aenoymotors]

1490. Things get dusty here when they sit lol

[@paulfredrick2003]

Thanks for your post. was thinking of the Buick and been burned by GM before. Just learned these also have a timing belt running in oil. More junk from GM and Ford. That being said all of the major brands may have this. Another thing to look out for. Trying to avoid CVT then learned this is out there. Have to be careful buying anything today. GM seems to be trying to go out of business.

[@aenoymotors]

Honestly, CVT's aren't bad if you actually change the fluid on them like you're supposed to. My buddy's 14 Sentra has 80K on it with the original jatco CVT with no issues. He changed the fluid at 40k and is going to do it again soon... All it took to keep it alive without faults.

[@paulfredrick2003]

Toyota is the only one that is decent. Also I hate the feel how CVT feels. Feels like driving a tractor.

[@devildog5354]

It’s completely normal when a fan runs after a car is turned off for a 'few' minutes to aid in cooling the engine...

[@aenoymotors]

The engine was cold.

[@bobbyyounger7632]

Thanks for your informative review. I feel for you, so sorry this brand new vehicle is having issues right off the bat. I clicked on this video because I too liked the body style and color of this new Traxx. I also like the more upscale Buick Envista same engine. It really is such a shame that for the price of a new vehicle the quality of reliability is just not there....like it's a thing of the past. An extra shame that Chevy is an America car co. The wet timing belt worries me and I bet they charge a lot to have it replaced. I have 3 different Toyotas that range from 13 to 21 years of age with timing chains with over 200,000 miles and they all still run very good. That being said I have been seeing recalls on Toyotas increasing with their new vehicles. Sad, as much money investment for a vehicle these days an owner should rightfully expect at least a decade of no major problems.

[@aenoymotors]

I hope it was helpful. It really is a shame the Trax had to be so bad...

[@37mmOHIO]

I bought the 1RS. 4 months and 2500 miles: zero issues, great mpg.

[@aenoymotors]

Good to hear!

[@AriannaCastro-rg7wo]

Does yours sound like this? Engine wise. Mine sounds the same like it does in this video

[@sempro7887]

Very informative video on the issues about the new Trax. I was thinking about maybe trading in my 2020 due to issues with the LUV engine, but maybe I'll stick with a Mitsu instead.

[@aenoymotors]

Yeah, I'd avoid these things until they fix the issues.

[@GrnArrow092]

Three years ago, I bought a 2016 Chevy Equinox which I thought was a good car at the time. Over the time I've had it, I began to hate it. The engine was underpowered for a car its size and the transmission shifted hard. The heated seats were great... until they stopped working. The heated seats I heard were a problem with the Equinox. I was going to have them looked at when I had planned on a service date to have a few other things done until I crashed it. After having two mediocre vehicles, I said goodbye to Chevy and GM. I wanted a car with performance and comfort, so I ended up buying a Toyota Camry. It quickly became one of the best cars I've owned because it drives very well and has plenty of performance under the hood. I don't think I'll ever go back to GM.

[@aenoymotors]

Camry is a nice machine.

[@stevencampos4456]

I feel for you brother but I’ve been driving GM/GMC vehicles for the past 40 years & every single one has been BULLETPROOF why would I ever switch brands the 2027 Traxs is definitely on the top of my list to replace my 2007 commuter!!!

[@aenoymotors]

Glad your cars have been reliable all these years!

[@mfmf100]

With less than 2K everything should be working perfectly. It’s insane for the AC to be out on a new car. Infuriating. Maybe the Buick equivalent, the Envista, is better built.

[@aenoymotors]

I'd doubt it. Made in the same factory, I think.

[@HermannTheGreat]

Seen brand new Lincoln Navigator with no AC and they forgot to load the freon properly in the factory.

[@rylans.5365]

Who’s Bolt is that? I would honestly take that or the EUV.

[@aenoymotors]

That's mine! I love that thing.

[@ottbee6976]

Thanks for this info. You sound very knowledgeable about cars. I was interested in the Buick Envista, which is a clone of the Trax. After this video, my interest suddenly waned. You mentioned you had a good run with the Prius. I wonder why you didn't stick with Toyota. The Corolla Cross would have been a good choice instead of the Trax. Anyway, I wish you good luck with fixing those bugs and I hope you will get a decent price should you need to sell it.

[@aenoymotors]

Honestly, there is two things with the Corolla Cross that turn me off of it. One, the rear seats don't fold flat with the cargo floor. This matters to few but it's important to me when I do dog transports and need the room. Can't have crates tipping over! The second thing is Toyota's lack of remote start... they only offer it with the subscription service with your cell phone and that doesn't sit well with me. At any rate, I traded the Trax in for a Hyundai Kona. It meets all my criteria and, as an added bonus, I actually really like it.

[@discojo1978]

Had a 2020 Trax worked good 3 years, I'm happy with the kona 24 luckily I did my homework and didn't get the Trax 😊

[@aenoymotors]

You have a 24 Kona as well? Nice! What trim did you get?

[@discojo1978]

24 SEL kona

[@aenoymotors]

Nice, that's what I have as well. SEL AWD with convenience package.

[@marcosfrannnco]

Mechanics recommend changing the wet timing belt every 31.000 miles, they are not designed to be in contact with the oil, over time the belt cracks and cause engine malfunction, even if you follow the manufacturer recommendations, they will crack.

[@aenoymotors]

Oof that'll add up. Good thing it's gone.

[@brianping3105]

Maybe in the fine print somewhere it says "cannot operate/drive motor vehicle and run the AC at the same time? LOL Great video by the way, not a lot of hype!:)

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks!

[@marklucas3140]

Holy shit dude! I knew your channel would blow up at some point! 41K!

[@marklucas3140]

Over a thousand fucking comments. Well done.

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks dude!

[@georgepappas3790]

The last Chevy I owned was a 1970 impala and it’s probably still running out there somewhere. Sorry for your troubles.

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks!

[@ILYxIW]

I’m a GM master tech and all these issues have been fixed with software updates or revised replacement parts. Find a good dealer and get it fixed, it will be fine for years after that. It’s a first year of a brand new model. This is fairly par for the course, but the important thing is GM actually corrects things.

[@aenoymotors]

That may be the case but I got tired of the runaround so I found something else. Hopefully the fixes will do some good for other people who have them still!

[@djohnso809]

So sorry you are having so many issues. Cool looking car but I would be frustrated too with all the issues you are experiencing with a brand new car

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks, I agree.

[@scott8919]

Bought a Honda with a CVT in 2016... eight years and 100k miles later no issues. The hate CVTs get are so overblown at this point.

[@aenoymotors]

Just need to change the fluid every so often and they'll stay alive. My buddy has a Nissan Sentra with the infamous JATCO junk. Since he did his fluid changes that thing is still alive and well with over 80K on it.

[@larrycolvin7158]

I had a white RS and within one month the driver window only worked 5% of the time…not good when you are in a drive thru. Took 3 months for dealer to get the window part in. The same day they fixed it, I sold it. I was also getting lackluster mileage…avg 26. I got a Kona sel and the ride is much better, mileage better, feels like better quality inside and I get 3 years of free maintenance with it.

[@aenoymotors]

Heh, go figure... I got a Kona SEL as well. Absolutely loving it over the Trax, although I miss the heated steering wheel. A small trade off for it to not be broken constantly.

[@rdmineer1]

It's all the effort to improve with unproven technology; the more they add the more it costs. Case in point, a 2012 Chevrolet Sonic LS sedan, 1.8 5M. Standard equipment, it has 4-spkr stereo, keyless power locks with *engine disabler, AC, vacuum asst. disk/drums, TPMS, strut/torsion beam suspension tuned by Corvette Racing, and the best automatic lighting system in any vehicle. What it does not have is ADAS, power windows, cruise control, back up camera, navigation, heated seats or wheel, nor a turbocharger. All that's been done in a shop is routine oil changes and tire rotation, and two full sets of tires. DIY is battery, MAF sensor, all five coolant hoses and serpentine with tensioner, all this at 11 years old. What hasn't been touched, clutch, including hydraulics, brakes, suspension parts or alignment, exhaust, water pump, thermostat, alternator, AC, coil pack, plugs, cam cover gasket, timing belt. In fact, just inspected the timing belt and it's in new condition. What it does is drive like new. Barks new tires accidentally, power delivery is linear, relentless and with authority. Cruises happy at 22 in OD and 75 at 3000 rpm. Idles up hills in snow past stranded 4x4s. Tracks straight as an arrow and through turns with complete confidence. Brakes the same way, straight and completely reliable. AC blows icy air using the original Freon. Surpassed 97k today. Still averages 38-42 mpg. No rust, an Arizona car until Aug '22. The more stuff add, the more stuff breaks. GM lost me with the word TURBO, and their timing chains and tensioners are garbage. It's better to keep things simple, stick with what works.

[@aenoymotors]

Keep that Sonic Rollin!

[@PlayaJay32]

I have the 2024 Chevy Trax LT and my rear driver’s side window just clicks and not rolling down smh 🤦‍♂️ outside of that, it runs great and is great on gas.

[@aliasdesignz]

I love my 2024 1RS Fountain Blue Trax! The only thing I miss is the push button start! Not used to using my key to start my car. It is well worth the $ and the ride is awesome!!!

[@aenoymotors]

I hope it works well for you!

[@lasvegaslife5770]

HOW MANY miles you got on yours??

[@aliasdesignz]

@@lasvegaslife5770 around 350 miles

[@aliasdesignz]

I love it, no problems yet 🤞

[@lasvegaslife5770]

@@aliasdesignz How many miles on it?

[@JasPlun]

I got rid of a Ford Fusion that I had nothing but trouble with in 2020 got a Camry SE and its been rock solid. I am so glad I went with Toyota and in 2024 they will have the Yaris Cross available as an entry level SUV competing with the Trax.

[@aenoymotors]

I would love if we had the Yaris here, again.

[@OswaldBeef]

Hold track forward and home button for 10 seconds to soft reset the infotainment if theres glitches

[@aenoymotors]

Good tip for those who need to reboot it.

[@JustEatItReviews]

I am sorry to tell you, I have a 2019 Chevy Sonic. When you use the phone app or the key phob starter, is does turn on the fan but not the AC or heat. Even if you leave either turned on when you shut the car off. They are made this way and there is no fix. I like my Sonic pretty well, especially since it's almost paid for and has only 32k miles. One sad thing about the small motors. Mine has the 1.3 liter. The turbo charger works really hard on these little motors. Mine went out at about 30K and I really don't drive the car hard at all. This is a common problem with this car but not usually until 80k. The turbo charger cracks. Mine ran fine after this part broke but it was no touque or pick up. It cost about $560 to have it replaced. I have since bought a 3rd party extended warranty for about $70 per month. I really like the car, it's sad Chevy does not have Toyota quality. Brand new out the door I paid 24k for an LT1. It's amazing all of the features the car has, Mine was actually built in Detroit so I think it's better than average; however the problems I will have with the car are predictable and well documented. If you want a 10 year car, buy a Toyota or a Subaru. You also buy a 10K higher price tag.

[@aenoymotors]

Your Sonic has the same issue with the remote start not running the a/c? That's goofy... My Bolt does, my neighbor's Buick Enclave does, and my old 04 Malibu Maxx I had did. Damn GM and being inconsistent.

[@JustEatItReviews]

@aenoymotors It's not an issue, they're made that way. They all are.

[@nealschebell7545]

70 a month is robbery

[@ronkeeney1752]

Don’t OEM HAVE to stock parts for repairs of their products for several years?

[@aenoymotors]

Yes but it doesn't help if they just don't have any.

[@Me-mj8ni]

There are nationwide shortages on a lot of cars. My car sat at the dealership for 4 months waiting for a new wheel assembly that went bad and it was under warranty yet but there were shortages and recalls so it just took forever to get back. It sucked.

[@ArtByKevinZapata]

So what’s exactly wrong with it?

[@aenoymotors]

Software glitches with the reverse camera and tpms randomly freaking out, a/c compressor blew up, windows randomly not working, and the remote start not working right. I think that's everything... it's been a few months since it's been gone now.

[@martinfarrell5778]

Just got rid of a 2022 Mazda CX5, very problematic and had transmission issues as well as not heat...

[@aenoymotors]

Sorry to hear your Mazda was no good. People who have Mazdas usually love them.

[@wranglercody8422]

GM hasn’t been good since the mid 2000s. When they got bailed out the quality tanked. I bought a new truck last year and I looked at the Colorado and wasn’t impressed. Ended up with a Nissan instead.

[@aenoymotors]

Nissan gets a lot of flack but their trucks seem pretty solid

[@wranglercody8422]

@@aenoymotors so far I like mine. 90% of the people on the fb forum love theirs. Some have had software issues and transmissions problems. New tech problems I suppose.

[@christiancisco7444]

I'm glad I didn't get one then! I had to get rid of my 2023 VW Taos that I had just bought in August as well! It had so many issues that I looked up and found out a lot of people were having too! I was debating between the Trax and the Honda Civic Hatchback and I went with the Civic and love it! Lost a lot of money though! At least its gone and I'm in something I'm happy with! I wanted the green Trax so bad though! They do have some cute/nice colors on it! But I love the Smokey Mauve Pearl that my Civic is in! I get compliments/questions about it almost everyday! As far as your issues with not being able to run the AC with remote start... With my dogs I just leave the car running but take the key with me and it will stay on as long as I don't get super far away from the car but I can run in a gas station or a store and it stays on for them!

[@aenoymotors]

Glad you went with the Civic. Good machine! I couldn't leave the Trax running because it had a regular ignition key instead of push button start.

[@Fiendstein]

I just put a deposit down on a new 2025 Trax-Activ ....Hope i dont run into any of those problems

[@aenoymotors]

I wish you luck! Hopefully they ironed out some of these issues.

[@s99614]

AC isn't going to work in the middle of January. It's often difficult to get parts for newer vehicles, which makes no sense to me. I can easily get parts for my 1999 Oldsmobile.

[@aenoymotors]

It was warm enough at the time when I found out about the issue that the ac compressor would run with the defrost to pull moisture out of the car.

[@melvinjacobs2328]

Sounds like my wife's old Singer sewing machine.

[@MaNtIcHoRaOfficial]

The windows issue must have been a bad batch of motors. Seeing a lot of those issues but also a lot of people without them. I expected most of the software issues tho thus why i got a extended warranty. Would have rather gotten at mazda but they are becoming way to expensive and i got a hefty discount through gm.

[@aenoymotors]

That's what I figured as well with the window motors but I waited for months with no parts in sight.

[@chester5324]

2021 Honda Civic, 2.5 years of ownership, 41,000 miles, 0 issues.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Newer Hondas are the most stolen cars in North America I will pass them buy another brand where I don't need to be worried about being carjacked.......

[@petercollingwood522]

I own a 2021 Chevy Spark which I bought in April of 21. I've got 25K miles on it now and so far it's been trouble free and an excellent car. The dealer has been pestering me to trade it in on one of these. I do like the look of these and am tempted. But this makes me think twice. Along with the wet timing belt thing. If I were to get one of these it would be a lease. I don't see being stuck with one out of warranty. Though to be honest it looks like having one "in" warranty doesn't necessaritly mean much either.

[@kevinfernando3167]

Engine wise should be fine. GM korea has been runnin the 1.3L for a couple years in the trailblazer with no major problems. Only thing i'd worry about are the electrical components which you seem to have already.

[@aenoymotors]

The 1.3 at least has a timing chain, not a belt in oil setup. I don't know why they decided to go that route.

[@thegoober8797]

Drove my Trax active from Maine to key west Florida and back, with no issues. 10k miles and no issues

[@aenoymotors]

That's awesome! I'm glad yours is behaving!

[@SkipperXoOo]

Watching this as I’m sitting at the car dealership. They’re trying to talk us into a 2024 Chevy Trax. I just can’t wrap my head around 350 a month for 84 months.

[@aenoymotors]

That's a lot of money for a long time.

[@juliussmith4001]

I have a Chevy Trax RS2 and i love it.

[@aenoymotors]

I hope it's good to you! I wish mine was I would have kept it.

[@TheOzthewiz]

I take it yours was built on a Wednesday?

[@g0rt664]

Sounds like you need to fix the flat tire bud. How long was it in the lake before you towed it out and started having these problems 😂

[@aenoymotors]

I mean, it did get over here on a boat so maybe it was under water for a while?

[@kjchicago1]

Hope you get the brand new Chevy Trax Up and Running

[@aenoymotors]

Ended up trading it in. Got tired of GM's canned responses and not fixing it.

[@ctsfiddler]

I sold Chevrolets back in the 80's and the quality was terrible. It's sad to see all these years later nothing has changed.

[@aenoymotors]

It's a shame... You'd think they'd learn but they don't.

[@clairegazzillo6775]

At least in the 80s you were able to fix them yourself and figure out what was wrong

[@dennisosburn546]

I have same but 2rs 14000 miles no issue bought new as well. And have maintenance plan

[@aenoymotors]

Glad it's behaving for you!

[@dave3657]

I would definitely get the extended factory warranty from GM on this car. My last new GM car was a 2012 Chevy Avalanche, and other than tires, I had zero problems in nine years. I like the look of the Trax, but not too crazy about the engineering.

[@aenoymotors]

Glad the Avalanche has been a winner for you. Those were neat!

[@tapethegrape8195]

That's unfortunate the problems you had with it.. I'd only trust GM from around 2010 and older none of the new garbage they sell. But that's most auto manufacturers these days that want you to buy a new car every few years. . That sucks you had to take a loss on it but hopefully the Hyundai will do beter than the Chevy. It looks pretty sharp

[@aenoymotors]

Thanks dude. So far I'm really happy with the Kona. Just haven't had an opportunity to really drive it much. Been sick for weeks now...

[@tapethegrape8195]

@@aenoymotors you're welcome, hopefully you feel better. happy holidays to you and your family

[@aenoymotors]

@@tapethegrape8195 same to you, dude! We gotta hit up that buffet once I'm better.

[@braetonwilson4296]

can I join for the meal too? im in dallas

[@tapethegrape8195]

@@aenoymotors definitely! Let me know when you're better!

[@Mason-fv1zl]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Chevy Trax before at least not yet. This goes with any brand you get but as soon as a brand new car comes out they’re always gonna have problems. That’s why you gotta wait until they’ve been out for 3- 4 years then The car companies usually work out all the problems on that car by then.