The Tracker was a General Motors and Suzuki product built at the CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ontario, with production beginning in April 1989 and running to 2004. It was sold with Suzuki Sidekick, Escudo and Vitara siblings under several badges, including Chevrolet, GMC and Pontiac Sunrunner. In 1995 CAMI reached 183,000 units, mostly Geo Metro and Tracker, and the plant was later retooled for new Tracker and Sidekick versions. For 2001 the four-door Tracker in LT or ZR2 trim came with a 2.5-liter DOHC V6.
The Tracker was a compact SUV sold in the 1990s and 2000s, based on Suzuki designs, and later used as a separate small crossover name in some markets. Early versions were offered in soft-top and hardtop forms.
37years
4generations
8trims
79–153hp range
The Lineage
4 generations · tap any to explore1 trim1st gen (Sidekick)
1989–1998
4 trims2nd gen
1999–2004
2 trimsTrax (2013-2022)
2013–2022
1 trim3rd gen (global)
2019–2024
The Story
Why the Tracker mattersTrims · 3rd gen (global)
1 trim · 2019–2024★ Only trim
1.0 Turbo (modern)
SUV · 2019–2024
Power
114 hp
Body
SUV
Debut
2019
Production
2019–2024
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