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I live in Miami-Dade County and financed the Trax LT a month ago for $26,715 (the Buick was well over $30,000) and the price was the main reason I ended with the Trax. So far it has not disappoint me.
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 Agreed. All of the Buick Envistas at the 3 Buick dealerships within a 50 mile radius around me are currently marked up with either a mandatory dealership packaged included or a market adjustment price added to it. With the Chevy Trax at various trim levels I've found some for around MSRP or a few hundreds off at multiple Chevy dealerships with better financing rates too if I don't want to pay with cash. If the Buick Envista was only a few thousands more than the Chevy Trax like the MSRP suggested IRL then I would definitely go with the Buick Envista, but the Chevy Trax is just a better deal at the dealerships around me. Now I just have to wait for my insurance check from State Farm to come in before I actually go get one.
Thanks so much! I hate when its so hard to find reviews of sister cars to help pick which of the two is a better fit. I think I'm on team Envista in the ST trim.
I like the Envista better for looks, I just wish it had AWD, but I still appreciate that not including it is helping keep the costs down and these days people need good cars that are less expensive
Envista for me. I bought a black Avenir. Love everything about it. I don’t haul crap so the shape and styling are perfect. It feels premium. Buick did a good job. Mine was well over 30k though, so there’s that.
Trax is the clear winner folks. 21.4K USD MSRP with a 6 speed auto no CVT and for those GM haters the 1.2L 3 cylinder Turbo has been in the Chevy Trailblazer since 2020 and no major issues.......
@@scotpage5526 Buy the Trax, its smooth 6 speed auto peppy enough for city driving and easily pass motorist on the highway. Gas consumption is good, but if your a heavy foot driver your gas consumption will decrease. Cargo space is good for its size and 1.2 L 3cylinder turbo has been in the Chevy Trailblazer since 2020 and (no major issues).........
I’ll never buy another GM/Chevy after my 2020 Malibu debacle. 8 major repairs in just over 3 years of ownership. Brutal all around, more for everyone else I suppose
They are. Almost every dealership I contacted had one that just got purchased or waiting on some more to arrive. I lucked out and found a dealership that had a few Trax and in the color I really wanted
I got a white buick ST for 24k and change (after employee discount) and before taxes. It looks good, power everything, quick enough, all the safety stuff, good on gas, and good for tall people... so far a good buy.
I’ve purchased the Chevy before the Buick was available, and as soon as I could get my hands on a Buick, I traded the Chevy in. I have yet to seen another Buick drive around yet in my area. Congrats.
@@justinj4827yes same!! I’ve been on the lookout now for weeks to see if anyone has discovered this vehicle and the only thing I’ve saw was a Buick enclave. I’m really surprised they aren’t more popular considering the styling and the price point!
Just got the Trax RS2 and love it! Great looks and a great value. Rides nice and smooth and quiet. Fully loaded also much more features than I expected. It's a great everyday car for me.
@@derfderfson the envista comes with a high performance package you can get the st which is a 375 supercharged V6 or the stz which is same engine with all wheel drive and launch control there stupid fast my brother bought 9 of them for his company
Excellent comparison. I test drove both the Trax and Envista. For me what it came down to was the interior. The Trax felt a bit more lively and invigorating. And Trax had more colors that were a better fit for me as a male. Loved the exterior styling of the Envista but the Chevy dealerships were more willing to negotiate on my trade in. So I went with the Trax and it's been amazing. The drive, handling, fun factor, no body lean.....it's a full package winner.
'24 Trax LT 22.4k w/ included safety, convenience and weather pkgs during special promotions. In NC. The ride, steering and banking are very smooth--the tad longer/wider wheelbase really enhances stability. The turbo engages very seamlessly as you accelerate, kinda fun. Very quiet too. We love it.
I built both a trax and Envista to my personal liking and the price difference ended up being about 1200. Since I like the envista better I am ok with the extra 1200
Sure thing! The 2024 Chevrolet Trax is a compact SUV that offers a comfortable ride and plenty of interior space. It comes with advanced safety features like lane departure warning and forward collision alert to keep you safe on the road. Plus, it has a fuel-efficient engine that helps you save on gas. Overall, it's a reliable and practical choice for everyday driving. Let me know if you have any specific questions about it!
They both look great. The Trax appeals more to my head with its larger, higher-mounted brake lights for safety, rear wiper, and larger cargo area. The Envista appeals more to my heart with its sexy, upscale styling. Both vehicles make me very leery about long-term reliability. GM Korea is infamous for expensive to repair, failure-prone little turbo engines.
I have the Trax LT and I have not had any issues. It is not the fastest but once it gets started - its a nice ride. The interior cabin feels the same as my GMC Terrain ( spacious). Good job Chevy -
I just bought my 2025 Chevy Trax and I love it. I added a roof rack and mud flaps to give it a more sporty look. You can't do that with the Envista although the Envista is a nice looking vehicle it just didn't give me the look that I wanted.
They both look nice, I prefer the look of the Buick which is subjective. My only concern is turbocharging a small 3 cylinder engine?? Sure it’s peppy but at what cost, taxing that small engine enters unknown territory long term. I’m thinking that if either one is your choice maybe it would be a good candidate for a 3 year lease, after 36 months you can turn it in. I may be wrong but I can’t see this engine going north of 100K miles without problems, this is just my opinion.
The Chevy Trailblazer has the 1.2L 3 cylinder Turbo since 2020 and no major issues, just relax OEMs are gonna be using 3 cylinder motors to come to save coins. GM good job solid vehicle........
I'm in NH and have over 10400 miles on my Trax 1rs. The only thing I notice that has been popping up, is when down shifting into first gear, cut tends to bang a bit. Also, there's a very faint vibration in the front when going from 55-70 mph. None under 55 and none over 70. Dealers can't find an issue. I actually prefer the FWD over AWD. Even in New Hampshire, if you're careful, you can drive easily with FWD. Besides, one thing dealers do not tell you is that if you damage just one tire beyond repair, you must replace all 4 tires at a huge expense. If you don't, and you keep your car for a while, your AWD gearbox will eventually fail. That happened to me with my previous car. I only replace the one tire because I was leasing it.
All you car guys need to get off the "all wheel drive" band wagon. Unless you live in snowy areas the front wheel drive configuration will do great. Both cars are great. Something both of you missed is the Buick appears to have a 5" lower load floor ... so you do have basically the same cargo room, 5 cubic feet isn't a deal breaker. Something GM needs to offer as a dealer installed option is a 1 14" lifestyle hitch, I need one for the wife's wheel chair rack ... got a older Escape to pull trailers with.
I like both vehicles and primarily I purchase Chevrolet vehicles but on this sedentary, the detail you both provided, to the end-user. I would go with the Buick. Great hon, and thank you for sharing the great detail.
The Envista looks better, but if I'm buying a small SUV I prefer the Trax as it's a tad shorter and a box on wheels so more practical. Either would be great.
I bought the 2024 Trax. I was concerned about the small 3 cylinder engine so I also bought an extended warranty. 120,000 miles/72 months. So I'm covered for the first 6 years.
I just bought the Envista ST. It has all the options, except the sunroof, watts-link suspension. and rear parking sensor. I wanted to mention that the 2025 models ae rumored to make some of these options, especially the rear parking sensor, standard.
Between the two I'd probably go for a Trax in a lower trim level to get cloth seats, non-automatic HVAC and physical gauge needles. Stylewise the Trax appeals to me more - it's morphing back into a station wagon where the Envista makes me think if I'm going to get a liftback it'll be a Civic or Mazda 3.
If I had the Trax, when it comes time to refresh the supension id put the factory watts link upgrade in along with some upgraded dampers. Seems like a good cheap family car if it hold up well.
C'mon, is this really surprising? A Buick should always be nicer than a Chevy. Chevy is generally the brand for entry-level, and budget conscious drivers and buyers who are younger and would like something more sporty. A Buick is traditionally for someone a little older, has a little more money to spend, and who is looking for something more refined with additional features.
The new Trax is an incredible upgrade over the last model, and I love what Buick has done with the Envista. I just can't shake concerns about GM quality.
The Envista is a great idea. It looks like the BMW. I wish Buick would offer engine options. The 1.2 turbo seems to be underpowered. Yes, I know its 130s HP, If they could do a small 4 cylinder, turbo and get 300 HP, get great gas millage and still be under $30K. That would be a win win for Buick.
Surprised by the better quality and look of both. I would tend to favor the Buick, yes I am over 50, but the fastback styling paired with a very unique front end is quite striking than the normal rental car-looking small SUVs that GM is known to produce. I own stock in GM and these type of reviews make me happy to see that GM can make smaller/good SUVs and not just gigantic suburbans. Wish there was a hybrid version or PHEV, because these days 30mpg should not be acceptable averages if we are reduce our oil dependence.
I love the Buick Envista and want this small SUV bad! However, my current car has sold me on the red leather interior seats, and the panoramic sunroof. These are two features I would want in the envista and I don’t see. I wonder would they add these two features? Also, no word on auto start?
Got both my kids a trax last year...bout $50K for 2 very solid 'kid cars' that nobody will race lol. As an aside they are (very unusually for these days) cheap to fix (body damage) so there's that. Recommended.
GUYS!!! They dont and could not have AWD on a 1.3 L! Already bad enough, its shocking these new small 1.3, 1.5, even 1.7 Litres are getting turbos in them. Its ridiculous. Defeating the purpose of being economical and fuel efficient May seem fun, but very impractical. Can never, ever, go wrong with 2.0s or 2.4s. These are the safe zone engines. All my cars have been GM with these size engines and they have been great for power and economical.
I am not a fan of the Envista body, especially the front and back. The front just comes off less like an suv and more like a sedan and the back slope just makes it feel more round and fat. The Trax on the other hand looks more aggressive in all the right ways, where the front looks like something sporty while the back feels more streamlined with some decent depth.
You guys did short the Trax .5 points when it comes to headroom. That makes the score 4.5 Chevy - 5 Buick. The price difference makes the Trax the by far the better value, which is what this segment is all about. Might be one in my garage in the future.
@@wittlecwiten1943Problem is it runs a little more than $2K higher than the Trax, basically the exact same car. I just bought a well optioned Trax LT for $24,499. A similarly equipped Envista sitting next to it was priced at $26,950. I'll take the savings and apply it to the first payment.
Honda doesn't offer and Four Well Drive Vehicles. They only have all wheel drive. and the all wheel drive systems in the HR-V and the CRV are their "sub standard" AWD system. But on these cars the AWD system is really just for better snow or maybe heavy rain situations. In which case from what people with experience have told me... Front wheel drive with some good tires on it, or at least better tires on the front of the car in winter do just fine/GOOD.
@@RRr-yl8zr well, never listen to everything people say first of all. And that all depends on what climate a vehicle is exposed and where the driver lives. There’s no record in the United States which documents someone purchasing a vehicle and asking the difference between 4 wheel drive and all wheel drive, so let’s stick to the narrative of video thank you.
They're only worth it if you're tight on cash & can only opt in for the base trim with no packages. The second you start going up in trims & start to add packages, you'll be entering Kia Seltos territory. Which is the far better vehicle to go with.
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I have a 2024 Buick envisaged it’s a amazing car , awesome ride luxury
Envista
Team Envista for me!
I buy an envista today and i really like it 💪
That envista looks expensive. Tricky and effective styling!
I live in Miami-Dade County and financed the Trax LT a month ago for $26,715 (the Buick was well over $30,000) and the price was the main reason I ended with the Trax. So far it has not disappoint me.
Both solid budget vehicles, but the Trax will leave more coins in your pocket........
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8the Chevy Spark was the best budget vehicle, super reliable and super fun to drive. Wish they were still made
I also live in Miami-/ i like both, but am leaning towards the Envista
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 Agreed. All of the Buick Envistas at the 3 Buick dealerships within a 50 mile radius around me are currently marked up with either a mandatory dealership packaged included or a market adjustment price added to it. With the Chevy Trax at various trim levels I've found some for around MSRP or a few hundreds off at multiple Chevy dealerships with better financing rates too if I don't want to pay with cash. If the Buick Envista was only a few thousands more than the Chevy Trax like the MSRP suggested IRL then I would definitely go with the Buick Envista, but the Chevy Trax is just a better deal at the dealerships around me. Now I just have to wait for my insurance check from State Farm to come in before I actually go get one.
The Buick for me. I prefer the styling.
Agree
Envista all the way for me. I just bought an Envista Avenir.
Thanks so much! I hate when its so hard to find reviews of sister cars to help pick which of the two is a better fit. I think I'm on team Envista in the ST trim.
Just bought a week ago envista & it's looks so beautiful specially in white color
I like the Envista better for looks, I just wish it had AWD, but I still appreciate that not including it is helping keep the costs down and these days people need good cars that are less expensive
I bought the Buick Envista Avenir and love it!
Envista for me. I bought a black Avenir. Love everything about it. I don’t haul crap so the shape and styling are perfect. It feels premium. Buick did a good job. Mine was well over 30k though, so there’s that.
They both look amazing. I'd choose the Trax since I prefer sporty over luxury.
Trax is the clear winner folks. 21.4K USD MSRP with a 6 speed auto no CVT and for those GM haters the 1.2L 3 cylinder Turbo has been in the Chevy Trailblazer since 2020 and no major issues.......
Thank you for this comparison. These are the 2 cars I'm currently looking to choose between buying
@@scotpage5526 Buy the Trax, its smooth 6 speed auto peppy enough for city driving and easily pass motorist on the highway. Gas consumption is good, but if your a heavy foot driver your gas consumption will decrease. Cargo space is good for its size and 1.2 L 3cylinder turbo has been in the Chevy Trailblazer since 2020 and (no major issues).........
I’ll never buy another GM/Chevy after my 2020 Malibu debacle. 8 major repairs in just over 3 years of ownership. Brutal all around, more for everyone else I suppose
@@FakeNews953 Did you buy the Malibu new or second hand?
3cyl…lol next year will be a 2….then a lawnmower engine…while the prices keep going north
Love your reviews. You guys do a great job.
Thanks so much!
I like the straightforward reviews. Also the clear reason for why you give the points. Well done
Thank you!
I bought an Envista and love it.
I hear these are selling fast. I would get the Buick, but the Chevy looks nice also.
They are. Almost every dealership I contacted had one that just got purchased or waiting on some more to arrive. I lucked out and found a dealership that had a few Trax and in the color I really wanted
I got a white buick ST for 24k and change (after employee discount) and before taxes. It looks good, power everything, quick enough, all the safety stuff, good on gas, and good for tall people... so far a good buy.
Just bought an Envista ST today (white) and test drove the trax as well but def preferred the Buick over the Chevy
I’ve purchased the Chevy before the Buick was available, and as soon as I could get my hands on a Buick, I traded the Chevy in. I have yet to seen another Buick drive around yet in my area. Congrats.
@@justinj4827yes same!! I’ve been on the lookout now for weeks to see if anyone has discovered this vehicle and the only thing I’ve saw was a Buick enclave. I’m really surprised they aren’t more popular considering the styling and the price point!
the envista looks more expensive then what it actually is and I like that!
Just got the Trax RS2 and love it! Great looks and a great value. Rides nice and smooth and quiet. Fully loaded also much more features than I expected. It's a great everyday car for me.
Envista looks better
Plus the supercharged 6 cylinder really makes a difference
@@wadeh777 envista not 6cyl
@@wadeh777lol wtf are you talking about
@@derfderfson the envista comes with a high performance package you can get the st which is a 375 supercharged V6 or the stz which is same engine with all wheel drive and launch control there stupid fast my brother bought 9 of them for his company
@@wadeh777 lol your brother must have quite the contact at Buick because that option isn't listed anywhere, not even on Buicks own website.
I just bought the TRAX and love it 🎉
Excellent comparison. I test drove both the Trax and Envista. For me what it came down to was the interior. The Trax felt a bit more lively and invigorating. And Trax had more colors that were a better fit for me as a male.
Loved the exterior styling of the Envista but the Chevy dealerships were more willing to negotiate on my trade in. So I went with the Trax and it's been amazing. The drive, handling, fun factor, no body lean.....it's a full package winner.
'24 Trax LT 22.4k w/ included safety, convenience and weather pkgs during special promotions. In NC. The ride, steering and banking are very smooth--the tad longer/wider wheelbase really enhances stability. The turbo engages very seamlessly as you accelerate, kinda fun. Very quiet too. We love it.
I built both a trax and Envista to my personal liking and the price difference ended up being about 1200. Since I like the envista better I am ok with the extra 1200
The Buick looks great! I saw one on the road and from the back it looks like a BMW. From the front it has the Lamborghini suv look. Envista for sure!
Amazing reviews! Love them! Regards from Mexico
Thanks so much!
Sure thing! The 2024 Chevrolet Trax is a compact SUV that offers a comfortable ride and plenty of interior space. It comes with advanced safety features like lane departure warning and forward collision alert to keep you safe on the road. Plus, it has a fuel-efficient engine that helps you save on gas. Overall, it's a reliable and practical choice for everyday driving. Let me know if you have any specific questions about it!
They both look great. The Trax appeals more to my head with its larger, higher-mounted brake lights for safety, rear wiper, and larger cargo area. The Envista appeals more to my heart with its sexy, upscale styling. Both vehicles make me very leery about long-term reliability. GM Korea is infamous for expensive to repair, failure-prone little turbo engines.
I have the Trax LT and I have not had any issues. It is not the fastest but once it gets started - its a nice ride. The interior cabin feels the same as my GMC Terrain ( spacious). Good job Chevy -
I just bought my 2025 Chevy Trax and I love it. I added a roof rack and mud flaps to give it a more sporty look. You can't do that with the Envista although the Envista is a nice looking vehicle it just didn't give me the look that I wanted.
They both look nice, I prefer the look of the Buick which is subjective. My only concern is turbocharging a small 3 cylinder engine?? Sure it’s peppy but at what cost, taxing that small engine enters unknown territory long term. I’m thinking that if either one is your choice maybe it would be a good candidate for a 3 year lease, after 36 months you can turn it in. I may be wrong but I can’t see this engine going north of 100K miles without problems, this is just my opinion.
The Chevy Trailblazer has the 1.2L 3 cylinder Turbo since 2020 and no major issues, just relax OEMs are gonna be using 3 cylinder motors to come to save coins. GM good job solid vehicle........
@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8you paid by GM? You comment on everyone’s post, gtfoh
I was all set to get a trax, but changed that to the envista....love the design...
I'm in NH and have over 10400 miles on my Trax 1rs. The only thing I notice that has been popping up, is when down shifting into first gear, cut tends to bang a bit. Also, there's a very faint vibration in the front when going from 55-70 mph. None under 55 and none over 70. Dealers can't find an issue. I actually prefer the FWD over AWD. Even in New Hampshire, if you're careful, you can drive easily with FWD. Besides, one thing dealers do not tell you is that if you damage just one tire beyond repair, you must replace all 4 tires at a huge expense. If you don't, and you keep your car for a while, your AWD gearbox will eventually fail. That happened to me with my previous car. I only replace the one tire because I was leasing it.
This was really a nice and thorough comparison review!
Thank you!
I bought the Chevy Trax Activ I just liked it better, and was was a better price
All you car guys need to get off the "all wheel drive" band wagon. Unless you live in snowy areas the front wheel drive configuration will do great. Both cars are great. Something both of you missed is the Buick appears to have a 5" lower load floor ... so you do have basically the same cargo room, 5 cubic feet isn't a deal breaker. Something GM needs to offer as a dealer installed option is a 1 14" lifestyle hitch, I need one for the wife's wheel chair rack ... got a older Escape to pull trailers with.
I'd take the yellow Trax over the red one. But the Envista is the one I'd really take.
I like both vehicles and primarily I purchase Chevrolet vehicles but on this sedentary, the detail you both provided, to the end-user. I would go with the Buick. Great hon, and thank you for sharing the great detail.
I just bought a new Buick envista and I am very happy with it. I paid slightly more than the Chevy trax but I feel it’s a better deal
Congrats on your new car!
I bought the envista getting compliments from owners of all types of luxury brands. Averaging 45mpg having talked to Trax owners only averaging 30mpg
The Envista looks better, but if I'm buying a small SUV I prefer the Trax as it's a tad shorter and a box on wheels so more practical. Either would be great.
I bought the 2024 Trax. I was concerned about the small 3 cylinder engine so I also bought an extended warranty. 120,000 miles/72 months. So I'm covered for the first 6 years.
Can I buy a chevy exteded warranty right before my factory chevy warranty expires ? Thanks.
@@brandondalehixon4748 Yes. Thats what I plan to do with mine.
I went with a 2025 black Trax Activ. My sole reason was I liked how it looked better than the Buick. Both great vehicles.
I just bought the Envista ST. It has all the options, except the sunroof, watts-link suspension. and rear parking sensor. I wanted to mention that the 2025 models ae rumored to make some of these options, especially the rear parking sensor, standard.
Cant go wrong with either one of them
I bought an Envista Preferred. I've enjoyed driving it for about 2500 miles.
Between the two I'd probably go for a Trax in a lower trim level to get cloth seats, non-automatic HVAC and physical gauge needles. Stylewise the Trax appeals to me more - it's morphing back into a station wagon where the Envista makes me think if I'm going to get a liftback it'll be a Civic or Mazda 3.
If I had the Trax, when it comes time to refresh the supension id put the factory watts link upgrade in along with some upgraded dampers. Seems like a good cheap family car if it hold up well.
C'mon, is this really surprising? A Buick should always be nicer than a Chevy. Chevy is generally the brand for entry-level, and budget conscious drivers and buyers who are younger and would like something more sporty. A Buick is traditionally for someone a little older, has a little more money to spend, and who is looking for something more refined with additional features.
The new Trax is an incredible upgrade over the last model, and I love what Buick has done with the Envista. I just can't shake concerns about GM quality.
There are better SUVs on the market, of course... but these are pretty impressive for this price point.
Envista Sport hands down.
4:13 I love how the Trax changes color!
8:18 Trax changes color again! So cool!
The Envista is a great idea. It looks like the BMW. I wish Buick would offer engine options. The 1.2 turbo seems to be underpowered. Yes, I know its 130s HP, If they could do a small 4 cylinder, turbo and get 300 HP, get great gas millage and still be under $30K. That would be a win win for Buick.
Chevrolet Trax for me.
Surprised by the better quality and look of both. I would tend to favor the Buick, yes I am over 50, but the fastback styling paired with a very unique front end is quite striking than the normal rental car-looking small SUVs that GM is known to produce. I own stock in GM and these type of reviews make me happy to see that GM can make smaller/good SUVs and not just gigantic suburbans. Wish there was a hybrid version or PHEV, because these days 30mpg should not be acceptable averages if we are reduce our oil dependence.
Thank you i have a Trax 2RS and i love it.
Love my 24 Trax LS! Just think in a perfect GM world would have been one from Olds and Pontiac too......
You two brothers are the best next to Sarah-n-tuned! ❤
Thank you, friend!
I love the Buick Envista and want this small SUV bad! However, my current car has sold me on the red leather interior seats, and the panoramic sunroof. These are two features I would want in the envista and I don’t see. I wonder would they add these two features? Also, no word on auto start?
My desire would be to lower the Envista and rim it up.
Envista looks better and looks like a sedan.
32 hwy milage. I get 31 hwy mpg chev impala 3.5. Little 3 banger should get 40??
It could and should, but the car weighs a touch over 3,000 lb
What is the reliability rating of Lexus is500 fsport and how good is the mpg with that humongous engine
I love the envista, but I wish they have awd
Winter tires is all you need for winter conditions......
To get the Black Aluminum wheels on the Trax you need to buy the top trim.
I am looking for a new car I like the Buick, it has come along way. I want it in red or black but i need the sunroof.
Excellent comparison!😸
Focus on reliability and quality first
Got both my kids a trax last year...bout $50K for 2 very solid 'kid cars' that nobody will race lol. As an aside they are (very unusually for these days) cheap to fix (body damage) so there's that. Recommended.
GUYS!!! They dont and could not have AWD on a 1.3 L! Already bad enough, its shocking these new small 1.3, 1.5, even 1.7 Litres are getting turbos in them. Its ridiculous. Defeating the purpose of being economical and fuel efficient May seem fun, but very impractical. Can never, ever, go wrong with 2.0s or 2.4s. These are the safe zone engines. All my cars have been GM with these size engines and they have been great for power and economical.
I am not a fan of the Envista body, especially the front and back. The front just comes off less like an suv and more like a sedan and the back slope just makes it feel more round and fat. The Trax on the other hand looks more aggressive in all the right ways, where the front looks like something sporty while the back feels more streamlined with some decent depth.
I’ll be going the BUICK route
Definitely the Buick just on looks alone but in the avine we r trim
Envista !
Reliability?
You guys did short the Trax .5 points when it comes to headroom. That makes the score 4.5 Chevy - 5 Buick. The price difference makes the Trax the by far the better value, which is what this segment is all about. Might be one in my garage in the future.
The Buick Envista starts at $23,495 so it’s also pretty low
@@wittlecwiten1943Problem is it runs a little more than $2K higher than the Trax, basically the exact same car. I just bought a well optioned Trax LT for $24,499. A similarly equipped Envista sitting next to it was priced at $26,950. I'll take the savings and apply it to the first payment.
Not true for the Envista Avenir to be below $30K fully loaded. It ranges $32K fully loaded
I'm on Team Trax.
Envista 👌🏼
how about fuel economy?
We cover that at 13:25
Guys. I think I want to buy a Buick.
Trax all the way. Better visibility, better usable space, substantially lower price.
Iam buying a new envista
Envista looks way better not even close
Honda offers a much smaller HR-V for over $30k fully loaded. But the little Honda offers four wheel drive.
The new HRV is huge
@@johnkonde1975 over priced though.
Honda doesn't offer and Four Well Drive Vehicles. They only have all wheel drive. and the all wheel drive systems in the HR-V and the CRV are their "sub standard" AWD system. But on these cars the AWD system is really just for better snow or maybe heavy rain situations. In which case from what people with experience have told me... Front wheel drive with some good tires on it, or at least better tires on the front of the car in winter do just fine/GOOD.
@@RRr-yl8zr well, never listen to everything people say first of all. And that all depends on what climate a vehicle is exposed and where the driver lives. There’s no record in the United States which documents someone purchasing a vehicle and asking the difference between 4 wheel drive and all wheel drive, so let’s stick to the narrative of video thank you.
Torque > HP
15:19 15:19 15:37
the buick looks like an Urus
I would pick the trax
Buiiick❗️
Gotta love that hard plastic armrest in the Trax!
Not gonna find a vehicle for this price without a CVT, hard touch armrest isn't a issue.......
Buick is better. The aisin transmission vs the hydramatic in the Chevy is huge. Plus Chevy always looks like it’s designed by an 8 year old.
They still using that antenna in 2024 for the Chevy Trax?!? 🤦🏾♂️
Trax
Trax for me.
made in korea....does gm make anything in the US anymore?
They're only worth it if you're tight on cash & can only opt in for the base trim with no packages. The second you start going up in trims & start to add packages, you'll be entering Kia Seltos territory. Which is the far better vehicle to go with.