Wilson Tracer

The Wilson Tracer is a model of minivans built by the Wilson Motor Company. It was introduced in the US in 2005. It was designed as a full-size alternative choice to the Wilson Skyliner minivan.

Development
In early 2002, Wilson Motors announced the idea for an alternative competitor to the Wilson Skyliner minivan intended for family use. The new vehicle was codenamed the "Wilson Tracer" by May 2002. The new minivan was planned to include several new innovations like heavy duty A/C and heating, seating for 7, a standard child safety seat for young children, super stereo with AM/FM radio and CD player, and an exclusive rear seat DVD player. The new Wilson Tracer minivan was scheduled for release by 2006. By 2003 model year, the Wilson Skyliner minivans sold up to 14,000 units at the end of 2003. In 2004, the new Wilson Tracer model was announced to include 4 wheel drive, automatic and manual transmission optional, 230 horsepower, and up to 23 mpg highway/17 mpg city. The new Wilson Tracer minivans were planned to come in over 20 different colors, such as White, Black, Silver, Slate Gray, Turquoise, Mars Red, and Spring Green.

First generation (2006-2010)
The first generation of the Wilson Tracer began production on July 17, 2006 at the Wilson Assembly Plant in Dallas, Texas. It was introduced as a 2006 model until the debut of the 2007 model by November 2006.

Second generation (2010-April 2015)
Coming Soon.

Third generation (2015-present)
In May 2013, Wilson Motors announced

Fourth generation (2018)
Coming Soon.

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