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It’s a highly affordable small-size SUV that Holden is banking on to turn its sales around, and on paper it looks the goods. But does the Trax also have what it takes in a real world environment to challenge others like the Honda HR-V, Suzuki Vitara or Mazda CX-3? Straight off the bat, the first thing that will make an impression is the striking appearance of this five-seat crossover. Despite the budget pricing, the Trax is headlined by an impressive infotainment system, parking sensors, auto headlights, alloy wheels, as well as hill start and descent assistance. The eager 1.4L turbo motor provides good acceleration, while all variants offer fluid steering and a solid presence in corners. High riding seats, as well as an encouraging level of head room provide great visibility from the front and rear, so your perspective of the road will take on a different light while coasting around. Importantly, Holden has kept the interior dash clean and simple, yet still managed to nail the increasingly useful aspect that is smartphone integration. For a very modest sum, this is one SUV that deserves its high praise.