#ChevroletTrax

Diminutive. Tiny. Efficient. Whatever you call them, these are the smallest new cars you can buy.

Crossovers are scalding hot right now because people want vehicles with sport utility size and practicality, but with driving dynamics of a car.

Ever wonder what life would be like if someone took all your favorite compact crossovers and pointed the shrink ray at them? We had that exact same thought and got our hands on a number of subcompact crossovers this week. Read all about our upcoming tests and reviews on AutoGuide Now.

The AutoGuide.com staff will be rolling in luxury this week with three distinct high-class SUVs. Read what else we’re testing and why in this edition of “AutoGuide Now.”

Chevrolet’s newest crossover will finally be available in the U.S.

Compact crossovers are BIG business these days and Mazda is apparently hard at work on a small utility vehicle that will slot in under their compact CX-5 model.

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Despite all reports to the contrary, the Chevrolet Trax is now coming to the U.S.

General Motors pulled a commercial for the Chevrolet Trax after one Chinese newspaper called it racist. 

Chevrolet‘s all-new Trax SUV is going to be sold in 140 other global markets this year, but it’s for certain now that we won’t be seeing it on American soil.

Chevrolet has unveiled plans for an all new small SUV, called the Chevrolet Trax, that will be introduced to the world at the 2012 Paris Auto Show in September.