I really love my car, except for the fuel mileage. I love how it makes me feel safe while driving through the snow, the 4WD works wonderfully. The trunk space is great for all the kids bits and pieces. The backseat is a little on the small side, 3 kids in anytime of car seat is really like packing in a can of sardines, push them all in and close the door before everything pops out. The fuel mileage is expected for this type of vehicle and it does make me think that I could get a smaller car and still have the same backseat issue and but be paying a lot less in fuel.

I've owned many a Chevrolet in my day, and I've loved them all except this Blazer I bought off someone. From day one I've had many a problem with it. The one thing that stands out the most is when my keys got stuck in the ignition when I went out one day. It was actually the 5th or 6th time that this had happened to this vehicle. Something to do with a security switch that wouldn't work. I had to pay someone $259 to come out and fix it. Other things that needed fixing 3 months into owning it were the radiator, brakes, back hood wouldn't latch, and transmission problems. In all, I only spent $3000 for the car, but within 3 months I put $3500 into it. Another basic, but still dangerous thing about the car was the inability to correctly see out of the passenger side while changing lanes. The passenger seat was always in the way of my sight no matter how I had it sitting. Look, I loved all of my old Chevy vans....truly did. But, I would never get another Blazer again.