I liked how manly the car looks. It has a very manly and rugged look to it. The seats weren't the most luxurious but they are comfortable enough for my butt to feel nice. It has a good amount of room in the cabin and trunk area. It has been in the shop quite often, it is an older car so that does make sense. The costs for repairs for my Chevy Blazer differ each time I take it to the shop. All in all, I have spent A LOT of money on the repairs for this car. It is fun to drive the car around because of the rugged look of the car gets me a lot of looks from the ladies. I feel safe driving the car because I trust Chevrolet as a company that is serious about safety. Whenever I had multiple passengers in my automobile they never complained about the seats being uncomfortable and always complimented me about my Chevrolet Blazer. It was fun to drive this car because it is a lot higher off of the ground than the previous cars that I have owned. I would highly recommend this car for a young gentleman who enjoys the company of the ladies.

I have a 1997 Chevy blazer. Its 4 wheel drive. It has leather seats, CD player, automatic windows. In a nutshell its pretty basic. It has significant rust in the undercarriage and some superficial rust on the exterior. Has ample trunk space and the back seats fold down for additional space. But the air conditioner doesn't work. So, the leather seats in the summer make your legs stick to them. And you get a little sweaty. I have had to make several trips to the garage since I've had it. With its age its a given. I've probably spent more on repairs than the truck itself. Plus it has one of the best motors, with the least problems ever put in a Blazer.