2003 Chevrolet Tracker reviews and
buying guide.
2003
Chevrolet Tracker resources:
2003 Chevrolet Tracker
For 2003, there are plenty of Trackers to choose from.
With a wide selection of sizes and styles, buyers in
the market for a small SUV will have little trouble
finding the right fit. The Tracker is comes in three
different models: base, ZR2, and LT. The base model
is offered in 2-door convertible or 4-door hardtop.
The tough-looking ZR2 is offered in both 2-door convertible
and four-door hardtop as well, while the upscale LT
is only available in 4-door hardtop.
The Tracker is both durable and stylish. On top of
the solid Chevy Truck construction are heaped a number
of appearance-smoothing features, and even more style
packages are optional for those who want to tailor their
vehicles further. Versatility is the name of the game
for the Tracker. A good value and a whole lot of truck
packed into a small SUV's body, you can't go wrong with
this Chevrolet mainstay.
Under the Hood
The standard engine on the base model (both 2-door
convertible and 4-door hardtop) is an efficient 2.0-liter
inline L4. The ZR2 and LT models provide a beefed-up
2.5-liter V6. 5-speed manual transmission is standard
on the base model and the 2-door ZR2, while 4-speed
automatic transmission is standard on the LT and optional
on the base and 2-door ZR2 models.
Power front disc/rear drum brakes and dual front airbags
come with all models. Antilock brakes is an available
option. The precise handling Tracker offers is another
safety feature that comes standard with any model.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
The base model comes equipped with air conditioning,
AM/FM CD radio, power rack-and-pinion steering, folding
rear seat, and shift-on-the-fly transfer case on 4WD
models. The ZR2 and LT provide slightly more, with cruise
control, power doors and locks and remote keyless entry.
Another standard feature, despite its small SUV category,
is the amount of passenger space in both 2-door and
4-door versions of the Tracker.
Deep tinted glass, ski and bike racks, brush guard
and fog lamps are among the available options that will
spice up the Tracker's appearance. The ZR2 package gives
a rough-and-tumble look, while the LT package has a
more refined sense of style. Either way, owners will
find all the means necessary to spice up their vehicles.
Completely versatile, with an array of sizes and styles
to choose from, the 2003 Chevrolet Tracker fits in all
the right ways.
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