Chevrolet Blazer RS And Premier Seeing High Take Rate

"We know that from Blazer, the RS model has been very well received and the take rate is pretty high, and also the Premier as well, but the RS seems to be the one that is catching people's attention right now, which is why we’ve come out of the gate with Trailblazer with RS and a very similar Activ,” Balch said.

As we reported last month, Chevrolet Blazer sales totaled 20,312 units in the U.S. for Q3 of 2019, plus 1,150 units in Canada and 364 units in Mexico during the same time period. For the first nine months of 2019, Blazer sales totaled 35,017 units. The figures highlight Q3 of 2019 as the best-ever quarterly sales performance since the model’s launch earlier this year.

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TOTAL	+76.25%	81,766	46,393	+34.06%	228,556	170,491
MODEL	Q3 19 / Q3 18	Q3 19	Q3 18	YTD 19 / YTD 18	YTD 19	YTD 18
CHEVROLET TRAVERSE	+24.94%	41,116	32,908	+6.07%	113,491	106,998
GMC ACADIA	+50.82%	20,338	13,485	+25.93%	79,958	63,493
CHEVROLET BLAZER	*	20,312	*	*	35,107	0

It should come as no surprise that the Chevrolet Blazer RS and Premier have enjoyed a high take rate, especially the RS. Considering the new Blazer’s highly angular, Chevrolet Camaro-esque styling cues, the extra sporting flavor added by the RS trim level makes a lot of sense.

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