General Comments:
I was a student looking to purchase my first car. It looked cool and I liked it on the lot.
It took all of 2 miles to inspire second thoughts. I bought it with only 29k miles, and it ran like it had 200,000. I could not depend on the car at all. It was totally a cheaply assembled auto that Chevy must have slapped together with no regard for the consumer.
Massive engine issues, with a very spotty electrical system. When you are on hills the air conditioning cuts out and nearly quits and the engine is so loud that conversation almost has to cease until the acceleration is over.
I now have a Honda CRV and its the best SUV I have owned. Nevertheless, I will never buy a Chevrolet product again and could not reccomend the blazer or brand to anyone...ever.
27th Apr 2006, 19:42
Interestingly I've had the same problem with my truck. It was a love hate relationship. Without going into too much detail I learned that the ignition switch was the culprit. I'm not certain how, but the problem caused 3 alternators to fail. As of today, my truck runs like a champ. I hate to sell it, but I have to thin out the fleet a little.