Looks like just another crossover for the masses, and I don't think this is what enthusiasts we're hoping for. Though with so much interest growing for performance SUV's/crossovers, I can still see this model doing quite well on the market considering its power outputs. Though I doubt even with AWD that it will have much, if any off road capability.
2019 Blazer officially unveiled
Chevy has finally pulled the covers off the upcoming Blazer, and its immediately apparent how many styling cues have been borrowed from the new Camaro. This new CUV will slot between the Equinox and Traverse, which should fill the gap for those who a looking for a larger crossover without a third row. According to Chevy each trim will have it's own distinct appearance with unique grilles. It comes standard FWD with a 2.5l inline hour which makes 193hp and 188 lb-ft of torque. It will also be offered with a 3.6l V6 that makes 305hp and 269lb-ft of torque. Both are paired to a nine speed automatic transmission and two all wheel drive systems will also be available.
