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Are you shopping for a crossover with surprisingly sporty performance and cargo space? If so, you’ll find plenty of excellent options in the Chevy SUV lineup, including both the Chevy Trailblazer and Chevy Blazer. Though they have similar names, they’re quite different. Still, either would be a great addition to your Darlington driveway. Compare the Chevy Trailblazer vs. Blazer with Five Star Chevrolet Florence. Then, apply for financing and contact us to arrange to test drive both models near Sumter at our dealership!
You have noticed that there’s a $12,000+ price difference between the Blazer and Trailblazer. In large part, this can be explained by the fact that the Blazer offers significantly more powerful engine options. Still, for the money, the Trailblazer is quite sporty. Let’s compare their engine specs below:
Another reason for the Blazer’s higher price is that it’s a bit larger. Of course, the Trailblazer is surprisingly roomy for a crossover at its price-point. To get a sense of how they compare in terms of cabin and cargo space, check out several key measurements for both models below:
At Five Star Chevrolet Florence, we carry an extensive selection of Chevy Trailblazer and Chevy Blazer trim levels, and there’s no better way to find out which option is right for you than to compare the Chevy Trailblazer vs. Blazer with test drives! Call our sales team at (854) 204-2465 to arrange your test drive, and be sure to check out our lifetime powertrain warranty, which compliments each new vehicle on our lot!
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