2020 CHEVY TRAX REVIEW

If you often travel between the areas of Wexford, Pittsburgh, and Cranberry Township for work and play, then you know the importance of an efficient and comfortable ride. You need something that can get you to your destination safely and satisfyingly without guzzling too much gas.

In this review from Baierl Chevrolet, you’ll learn how the 2020 Chevy Trax sips fuel, maximizes cabin space, and helps passengers stay safe daily!

SPEND LESS TIME AT THE GAS PUMP WITH THE 2020 CHEVY TRAX

If you commute to and from work every day and maybe even head out on weekend road trips a couple times a year, you might find yourself spending more time at the gas station than you’d like. In those cases, you need a car that makes efficiency a top priority.

One of the great benefits of driving a more compact car such as the 2020 Chevy Trax–aside from superior maneuverability–is that they tend to consume a lot less fuel.
Turbocharging comes standard in the Trax to boost its performance and efficiency. With a 1.4L ECOTEC® 4-cylinder under the hood, your crossover maintains an EPA-estimated 26 MPG city and 31 MPG highway. Fuel economy like this means more time behind the wheel and less time refueling!

A VERSATILE CROSSOVER INTERIOR

Compact, five-seater crossovers tend to rely on intelligence in their interior design more than they do sheer space. In these cases, it’s more important that the cabin be configurable than very open.

The seating inside the 2020 Trax has been designed so that benches can be split and seats can be configured in eight different ways. With the rear seat folded over, there’s as much as 48.4 cubic feet of cargo room. Not only that, but if you fold over the front passenger seat, you can fit cargo items up to eight feet long.
The Tetris-style configurability of the Trax makes it easy to tailor your interior to the adventure at hand!

PROTECTING YOU AND YOURS

Whether you’re traveling alone or with your partner and kids in tow, there’s nothing more important than safety. The 2020 Trax offers up numerous available driver-assisting technologies to help you nip hazards in the bud.

With these features, the idea is to skirt accidents before they ever happen. A network of sensors in the car can predict if you’re traveling out of your lane, if someone is in your blind spot, and other dangers.
Features such as available Forward Collision Alert will send you audible alerts whenever hazards are detected. With warnings like these, you can act fast to keep your vehicle out of harm’s way.

SEE THE 2020 CHEVY TRAX IN ACTION

With its agile and compact body and responsive drivetrain, the 2020 Chevy Trax feels just as good as it looks. You’ll have to experience it firsthand here in Wexford, Pittsburgh, or Cranberry Township to know what we mean.

Are you ready to get behind the wheel? Contact the Baierl Chevrolet team online or over the phone to schedule your next test drive.