Any of the Trailblazers with 1.3 AWD, & 9 speed trans. weigh more than the base model with FWD, & the 1.2 with the CVT trans. We test drove a LT model with AWD, & the 1.3; With the 9 speed trans. 1st; Then the base LS model with the 1.2 CVT trans. FWD. There was no difference in the ride or engine performance. If you don't need AWD then the LS; Or the LT model with FWD, & CVT trans. with the 1.2 is the best bang for the $$.$$$ IMHO. We ended up buying the LS model, & having driven both the 1.3 & the 1.2 I can honestly say the 1.2 is not weak; Do the test drive for yourself.
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This is honestly the best review I’ve ever seen of a car
Fantastic review, thanks for the info!
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!
Great Job!
Thank you!
i am disappointed gm didnt offer the zr2 package like the ones from 2002
Which trailblazer trim level has the hands free foot trunk activation????
I just bought the '23 activ in early February. The activ was $1,000 more than the RS does not have bose system or wireless charger
I would go on a RS trimlevel because it is standard in 1.3 liters instead weak 1.2
Any of the Trailblazers with 1.3 AWD, & 9 speed trans. weigh more than the base model with FWD, & the 1.2 with the CVT trans. We test drove a LT model with AWD, & the 1.3; With the 9 speed trans. 1st; Then the base LS model with the 1.2 CVT trans. FWD. There was no difference in the ride or engine performance. If you don't need AWD then the LS; Or the LT model with FWD, & CVT trans. with the 1.2 is the best bang for the $$.$$$ IMHO. We ended up buying the LS model, & having driven both the 1.3 & the 1.2 I can honestly say the 1.2 is not weak; Do the test drive for yourself.
is the trail blazer produced in china?
About half of it is produced in Korea, the other half is US, Canada, MX
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Quite nice suv
Reliable?
Too bad it's manufactured in South Korea...That's why I purchased a 2023 GMC Acadia AT4 made in Kansas City, MO
Not even a direct competitor