[JimC]

Obviously there's a lot of things that Chevrolet has done right with the Blazer (especially the styling) but what feature do you like the most on your Blazer? If you haven't bought one or are looking to get one, what features are you most interested in?

I personally really like how intuitive the infotainment system is. The screen is very clear and bright for my eyes and it's very easy to switch to and from Apple CarPlay.

Add your favorite feature below.

 

[BlueOx]

Feature first and foremost liked: the interactions and performance of the 9 speed auto and the 3.6. After that, yes the screen/infotainment, the wireless charging, and as it gets hot the air cooled seats, and this winter the front/rear heated seats, and heated steering wheel.
Last but certainly not least is the AWD. I make winter trips through mountain passes covered in snow, and it will definitely be needed and used.

 

[bobiroc]

I love the 8-speaker BOSE sound system. I compared it to the standard 6-speaker and what a difference. What can I say.. I like my music.

I also like the infotainment system and the backup/surround-view camera system.

I not really a fan of the auto-stop feature. I am not convinced on the gas savings and when the car starts back up it seems to jerk a bit. I also am a bit annoyed by the lane-keeping assist. I think it would be OK on a road system that is in good condition but I drive on the streets of IL which are in a constant state of road destruction (notice I didn't say road construction). I find that I often have to do some driving corrections to avoid the potholes and road damage to save my tires and rims and the feeling of having the steering wheel being pulled back is not fun

 

[BlueOx]

I love the 8-speaker BOSE sound system. I compared it to the standard 6-speaker and what a difference. What can I say.. I like my music.

I also like the infotainment system and the backup/surround-view camera system.

I not really a fan of the auto-stop feature. I am not convinced on the gas savings and when the car starts back up it seems to jerk a bit. I also am a bit annoyed by the lane-keeping assist. I think it would be OK on a road system that is in good condition but I drive on the streets of IL which are in a constant state of road destruction (notice I didn't say road construction). I find that I often have to do some driving corrections to avoid the potholes and road damage to save my tires and rims and the feeling of having the steering wheel being pulled back is not fun

The auto start stop can be defeated. Shift into L, toggle up to 9 and drive. It will cycle up and down the gears and not engage auto start stop.

 

[trailblazer]

As someone who plans to tow a lot, the towing features are some of my favorite. For an SUV they are very pickup-like.

 

[Kid-Chevy-Salesmen1999]

Towed for the first time today. Handled about 1200lbs like nothing on the 2lt awd

 

[Bill R]

The auto start stop can be defeated. Shift into L, toggle up to 9 and drive. It will cycle up and down the gears and not engage auto start stop.

On my 2020 Premier, there is a button on the dash that you push at the beginning of a trip to turn off the start-stop feature. That has to be done again when beginning another trip.

I like the 3.6 V-6 engine for its power and tow-haul mode for mountain pass breaking.

 

[Bhager]

I love the power in the 3.6. There is not 1 thing that I don’t love!

 

[Cssltx]

I really love all the different camera angles that are displayed on screen as well as the rear view hd camera.

For those of you with a hitch...where did you get the hitch installed? How much was it to install?