the 1991–1993 two-wheel drive Geo Tracker had 21 driver fatalities for 66,210 registered vehicles, the highest incidence reported, at 3.2 per 10,000 vehicles. The 4x4 version, however, reported 48 driver fatalities for 271,355 registered vehicles (1.8 per 10,000). The IIHS states that the small utility class had a total of 366 driver fatalities for 2,144,891 total registered vehicles (1.6 per 10,000). This study was widely criticized for faulty comparisons. For example, this study does not note the difference between two-door models and four-door models. A later IIHS study clearly shows that, while two-door Trackers have a slightly below-average injury rate, the four-door models are better than the average for utility vehicles. Rebadged Chevrolet Trax The Chevrolet Trax was sold in Russia and South America as the Tracker. In Russia, the name Trax would be too closely related to the word (Rus. ), which is a colloquialism for copulation. References External links Chevrolet Grand Vitara Classic Chevrolet Tracker reviews Sidekicks and Trackers Users Group Tracker OEM Suzuki vehicles Geo (automobile) Cars introduced in 1988 1980s cars 1990s cars Mini sport utility vehicles Compact sport utility vehicles Cars discontinued in 2016