Faults:

Excessive fan noise.

Car loses power when fan cuts on.

Power mirrors don't function.

Power seats went out.

Entire computer replaced.

Rubber molding on outside came unglued.

Shifting was not smooth-particularly when stopping at a light.

Heater did not operate.

Air conditioner was temper mental and would not always function.

General Comments:

This car is like a favorite shirt with no buttons. It's useless.

Loved the look, loved the interior (tough driver's seat lacks lateral support).

Had nothing but problem after problem. The truck spent the last few weeks I had it in the shop. They claimed to have fixed all issues (the same ones it had been in for before)...they pulled the truck around to me, and it was roaring like a mack truck.

Could not have been more disappointed with the quality of car---or service. Will never buy another Chevrolet.

**Car suffered from loss of 1/2 power when the fan and fan clutch kicked in. This resulted in my almost being hit once as I pulled out and the car lost power. Chevrolet could have cared less---national service told me that this was "normal." Sound normal or safe to you?

Faults:

The door mirror recall function wouldn't work properly. The mirror actuator switch had to be replaced.

General Comments:

Chevy really out did themselves this time, by creating a new vehicle.

This Sport Utility Vehicle is very comfortable to drive.

It has power to spare entering the highway and passing traffic.

The only creature comfort missing is a entry key pad on the door.

There should also be a means for water to drain between the lift gate and the rear bumper.

Faults:

From the manufacture, they forgot a bolt in the driver's side door.

General Comments:

I love it.

Faults:

Nothing has gone wrong with the vehicle yet, nor would I expect it to with 4,500 miles on it.

General Comments:

After have previously owning 2 Blazers, I was anxious to find out about this new Trailblazer. Boy was I glad I did. This vehicle is the real deal! A nice compromise between the Blazer and Tahoe, the Trailblazer offers the power of the Tahoe (270 hp), but the ride like that of a Honda Accord. Yes, I said Honda Accord. This thing is smooth, more than adequate room on the inside, and nothing has been overlooked on this SUV. You don't feel like you are going to tip when going hard into a corner.

I have already taken the Trailblazer on 2 trips and the highway ride is impressive. When comparing to the Explorer, it isn't even close. The V8 in the Explorer offers 31 less horsepower, more than 2000 lbs less towing capacity, and interior room is bigger in almost every capacity on the Trailblazer.

Simply put, Chevy did their homework. I got the LS package which is generously equipped. I elected for the On-Star package as well which I highly recommend. Go drive one, I guarantee you will be impressed. You should be since the sister to the Trailblazer, the Envoy, is the Motor Trend Truck of the Year.

Faults:

Nothing as of yet.

General Comments:

This truck has a smooth ride and plenty of power.

The cabin is well laid out with considerations for all occupants of the vehicle.

Comes equipped with a tow package already installed as standard.

Very quiet inside; can hardly notice the engine is even on.

Possibly the best mid-size SUV on the market this year.