First generation

The original Chevrolet Tracker reached the U.S. market as a small body-on-frame SUV based on the Suzuki Sidekick/Vitara family. It established the Tracker nameplate in America and was sold before the later 1999 redesign. This first generation ended before the second-generation model arrived for 1999.

2026–2004 U.S. market

Production 2026–2004

Body code Not verified

Body styles SUV

Modifications 12

Modification	Engine	Power	Transmission	Drive	Years
chevrolet tracker 2-door 2wd 1989–1991	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	5-speed manual	Rear-wheel drive	80	1989–1991	View details
chevrolet tracker 2-door 2wd automatic 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	4-speed automatic	Rear-wheel drive	80	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 2-door 2wd manual 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	5-speed manual	Rear-wheel drive	80	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 2-door 4wd 1989–1991	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	5-speed manual	Four-wheel drive	95	1989–1991	View details
chevrolet tracker 2-door 4wd automatic 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	4-speed automatic	Four-wheel drive	95	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 2-door 4wd manual 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	5-speed manual	Four-wheel drive	95	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 2wd 1990–1991	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	5-speed manual	Rear-wheel drive	80	1990–1991	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 2wd automatic 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	4-speed automatic	Rear-wheel drive	80	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 2wd manual 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 80 hp	5-speed manual	Rear-wheel drive	80	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 4wd 1990–1991	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	5-speed manual	Four-wheel drive	95	1990–1991	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 4wd automatic 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	4-speed automatic	Four-wheel drive	95	1992–1995	View details
chevrolet tracker 4-door 4wd manual 1992–1995	Gasoline · 1.6 L · 95 hp	5-speed manual	Four-wheel drive	95	1992–1995	View details