The vehicle is a smaller SUV, as far as the engine size, but it has a pretty decent amount of space on the inside. It has a few common problems, such as the door panels becoming loose, and the oil line leaking. The truck has been reliable so far, but it is not very good on gas, although it is not a V8. It has privacy glass, and the back seats fold down to make the bed long enough to move things if needed. It also has a full sized spare tire underneath the truck. Another common error with this type of vehicle is that the covers for the mirrors on the visors break off very easily. The vehicle has heated mirrors on both the driver and passenger side, which is nice in the winter time. The vehicle also has direction and temperature digital display, and many inside lights.

I love my blazer and its huge inside capacity, whether I am hauling kids to the lake for summer fun, or plowing through the snow in the middle of winter. The exterior has held up well against the winter salt spreads and all large windows open to allow a flow of fresh air during the summer. There is a luggage rack on the top for hauling luggage or pool toys. The interior has a soft comfy fabric with all bucket seats for individual space and room. The rear seat fold down for extra carry space or hauling large grocery haul. The back hatch is split: open up window top half and fold down tailgate bottom. The headroom is ample and even your tallest buddy will have plenty of leg room. It has am/fm radio with CD player, rear defrost, large middle console for 'stuff' storage. Over all, I enjoy the smooth drive of a family van and the durability, power and feel of a truck all wrapped into an SUV. It's great for all demographics from starting driver to family to granny, like me.