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MSN Autos user
A good all around vehicle.
...I have had 4 GM SUVs, 2 GMC Jimmys and 2 Trailblazers and overall have been happy with them. No serious complaints...
MSN Autos user
Major dissapointment...
...My car now has 93,000 miles on it and I honestly wonder if and how it will last to 150,000 miles...
Cars.com user
Love the Chevy Trailblazer
...I've rented and drove other SUVs to compare but none have been as comfortable as the Trailblazer. I will most likely continue to own one for the rest of my...
MSN Autos user
SO-SO vehicle
...Pros: Not as expencive as ford or chysler Cons: Styling Overall: Comfortable to drive, good in snow and ice...
Cars.com user
SS Favorite
...this suv is wonderful! loaded with power, fun, features. if you are getting a trailblazer go with the 3SS, or the 3LT. worth every penny!!!"...
CarGurus user
Great Standard Suv
...Interior had too much hard, cheap, gray plastic. Excellent Bose audio system. The inline 6 engine in this car is AWESOME! Very fast...
Cars.com user
best compermise
...She has over 102000 miles on the clock no problems in sight. I plan on keeping her for a long time unless someone wants to trade even up for a new one"...
MSN Autos user
SS is a lot of fun
...I highly recommend the cargo tray. You can throw fertilizer, grass seed, etc. in the back without messing up the interior. Just pull out the cargo tray and...
CarGurus user
Chevy Trailblazer
...Haven's had many issues involving repairs other than the junky bow tie emblems. Overall, its an okay car...
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The 2008 Chevrolet TrailBlazer is mechanically similar and nearly identical to the GMC Envoy, which sells at a similar price.
Otherwise, the TrailBlazer is part of what once was the heart of the SUV market, but these best sellers are gradually being replaced by carlike crossovers.
The TrailBlazer is one of the worst-handling and most trucklike of the lot.
Only the Durango feels as cumbersome and uncomfortable, but it's a bit more of a workhorse.
The Liberty, Pathfinder, and 4Runner all have better off-road ability--or off-road-worthy models--with which to redeem themselves.
The Liberty is smaller and more maneuverable, and the Pathfinder especially stands out for having a good ride and more luxurious interior.
Then there's the formerly best-selling Ford Explorer, which is still perhaps the most direct competitor to the TrailBlazer.
Ford has done a much better job keeping the Explorer updated in recent years, and though it also has trucklike underpinnings, the Explorer rides and handles far better than the TrailBlazer.
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