Chevrolet Trailblazer Usados en Venta en Binghamton, NY

PROS: This vehicle is well constructed and offers a safe ride. It has a lot of parts that are common and easy to find. It is equipped with a 4.2L inline 6 cylinder engine that is very dependable. If you would like more power there is a option to have a V8 engine in the SUV. This vehicle offers a very smooth ride with plenty of room for all the occupants. It is easy to tell that the manufacture uses quality parts that are made to a very high specification. The interior has many different options, but all options show the quality of materials used in the production of this SUV. If you choose the leather seating option you will not be disappointed. Not only are the seats very comfortable but they will last for many years due to the durable quality leather. CONS: This vehicle does not get the best gas mileage. If you are going to work on this vehicle yourself you will have to purchase special tools that are made for this specific engine. The cost of the special tools can add up depending on the job that is required. On top of the fuel tank the fuel sending unit is not protected from road salt which causes the metal to rust over time and can possibly cause a leak.

This car has ample amounts of storage, a spacious interior, and good handling on the road. I feel safe and comfortable in the vehicle. It doesn't have the greatest acceleration on the road, and the gas mile is pretty bad. However the ride is very smooth and for people who like a bigger vehicle this may be a plus. I have had issues with the tires and brakes on the car, however I have put over 150,000 miles on it so that is just simple wear and tear. Luckily since this car was so frequently made in the US, it was easy for me to buy replacement parts for it. I have had a couple of small bumper accidents as well, but the vehicles shell never once has cracked and I've managed to pop out any dents I have ever gotten. I really enjoy the fact that the seats fold down in the car so I am able to store lots of things in the back. One issue I did have was with the sensors giving out in the front paneling on the car, keeping me from driving before.

When I first purchased my 2003 Chevy Trailblazer it was 5 years old and had 65000 miles on it. The Trailblazer was great in the snow, since it had 4WD, and had plenty of room to fit all my friends and family for weekend trips. However my love for the vehicle was short lived. There was always something going wrong with the trailblazer even though I always did the recommended maintenance, it constantly needed work. The styling on the outside was such that anything thrown off the front tires would hit and chip the doors where they flared out. The back hatch stopped working when it rusted shut because salt, water, snow and mud would get tossed under it while driving. I had trouble with the electronics in the door, the transmission, 4WD, and the fuel pump. Overall I would not recommend the car to anyone.