2025 Chevrolet Blazer SUV Consumer Reviews
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We have 2
I bought a 2023 Premier v6. Just got the hubby a 2025 RS. We love our Blazers!
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Pretty Blazer
Love the size of the blazer & how it handles.
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- 2LT 4dr SUVMSRP: $39,81050 mi away
- 2LT 4dr SUVMSRP: $40,26550 mi away
- 2LT 4dr SUVMSRP: $39,73050 mi away
Surprised in some ways, not surprised in others.
We rented a Blazer recently, for 6 days and about 300 miles. Ours was front wheel drive, probably the fleet special 2LT trim. Brand new with only 3,500 miles on the clock. It was the first GM vehicle I had driven in decades, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well-built it was. I'm old enough to remember when GM build quality was pretty poor- come to think of it you don't have to be very old- but they've come a long way. Good materials, good design, good construction. The body felt tight, no rattles. Competitive with a Japanese vehicle in this area. It also drove pretty well for its size despite having small tires without much tread. The turbo four produced abundant power, but also abundant torque steer, and the body was clearly designed with style more than visibility or cargo capacity in mind. That compromised visibility made it harder to point it where you wanted it to go. It was comfortable inside with wide seats, but lacked wireless phone charging, something every new vehicle should have, and the infotainment controls were confusing. Gas mileage was about 22.5 in mixed driving. There's nothing wrong with the Blazer I suppose but there are better options.
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