[trailblazer]

If some of you are wondering where are all the initial 2019 Chevrolet Blazer reviews from auto publications... its because there aren't any
That's because Chevrolet didn't give af about letting the usual round of journalists have a first hack at it, instead it was us, the people who commit 2-4 years or more to owning a product (and bringing perspective with us from similar products). So, as you can guess the typical round of publication that just read off the press release they're provided and call it a "review" with no real ownership perspective, are up in arms about it, but I couldn't be happier. Aside from bringing back the Blazer, this is another solid move from Chevy! With that being said leave your take on the Blazer.

 

[trailblazer]

Consumer reviews are usually far more indicative of the high and low points of a new vehicle, so I think this will play to our advantage. Its styling is certainly a focal point and I think its a breath of fresh air in the sea of mundane crossovers.

I'm more interested in what guys like Matt from the smoking tire would say which of all the journo's i've seen, resonates with owners like us the best.

 

[trailblazer]

here's some feedback i've been finding, hopefully some of you can relate and comment on where it applies to you:


4/5 Stars

"This SUV had a very smooth drive with all the capabilities you would want. I wish that you could get it with more horse power but the 305 dose just fine. its good for towing, trips, or just driving around. Also with a all around mean look you get a lot of compliments."

5/5 Stars

The new Blazer is amazing! The look, comfort, speed, and much more is what you look for in an SUV! Very impressive coming from Chevy!

3/5 Stars

Lack of power, sluggish off the grip. Design was what really hurt it. I loved the old Blazers but the new design is so ordinary and I exciting. Was really hoping for more out of Chevy. Oh well, I’ll wait and see what new ford bronco has in store when it hits the road.

 

[trailblazer]

I bet sometime down the road either the Trax will get sportier or a new compact crossover will come along.
The Blazer is great but I have seen performance concerns that come back to its weight.

 

[trailblazer]

Tahoe was my gateway product into Chevrolet because there's just nothing else like it, a true American SUV in every sense of the word.
Sadly reliability is always a concern and part of the reason why I'm waiting on Toyota to launch more SUV's.