2000 Chevrolet Blazer LT 4.2L from North America
Summary:
May want to consider extended warranty for this car
Faults:
Both front hub bearings on the 2000 Blazer were replaced at 59,000 miles. Cost for replacement was about $1100 as the mechanic could not find aftermarket bearings for 2 wheel drive model.
Leather seats are wearing, even with application of leather lotion on a regular basis.
General Comments:
My 1994 Blazer was a great car and I had no major problems until around 130,000 miles. I'm concerned that the 2000 Blazer is having problems so soon.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 27th October, 2003
21st Sep 2003, 12:15
GM still makes good full-size trucks, but it is widely known that the later-model Blazer/Jimmy had serious design flaws. Every car maker has had a "problem child" model and I wouldn't hold it against Chevy. You should have read these reviews before purchase, or maybe leased the vehicle instead to see how it would hold up.