1991 Chevrolet Blazer User Reviews

This Truck Handles Well And Performs Well Especially Off Road And Is Very Versatile. — Performance- Completely stock and performs well for the the abuse it's been through. It handles real well on snow and ice, which is my main reason for keeping it. It has only been stuck once because we had over a foot of snow with an inch of ice underneath. Build quality- It does have a few problems because of the previous owner but it keeps going anyways. There is also some rust behind the wheel wells. Appearance- Not really the best looking car, but it was not designed for looks so I can deal with it. It can hold three passengers and cargo (such as a bike) with plenty of elbow room. With the back seats down, it can hold as much as a small truck with the protection of a camper shell. I can also put more on top of the cargo rack. Cost of ownership- It was only $800 to start with and repairs have totaled around $1000. It gets around 16 or 20 mpg so it's not too bad on gas. Fun factor- It doesn't have as much power as I want, but it is fun to drive off road and in the snow.

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Offroad Performance Done Right — Short wheel base is great for off road, supercharger helps spin the wheels whenever you want. Built like a rock! Has the classic square chevy styling to make it look tough. Extremely fun to drive offroad, and in the mud!

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

I Feel It Was A Fun Suv. — Great in the snow and fun off-roading. pulled trees out w/no problem. i lifted this one 2 inches and put on 30x10.50 15 inch tires. the body rotts badly but ran great otherwise! the newer blazers had more problems then the other ones like this model.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

It Commands Respect. — Power if sufficient with the 350 Throttle body injected small block. With solid front and rear axles offroad articulation is great. Its a 91 with 180,000 miles on it and still going strong. One of its best features is the top comes off.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Dad's Blazer — in 1991 dad specially ordered everything about this truck, he wanted to be able to drive it to Arizona to see his first granddaughter being born that July. From then until dad died in 2006 it was always garaged and only driven to come and see us in Spearfish and Rapid. It drives like NEW!! It became mine in 2007 because mom can't drive anymore. Everytime I look at that truck I think of my dad...RIP dad!!!

Primary Use: Family transportation