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Chevrolet Blazer Model Overview
Used Chevrolet Blazer
Chevrolet Blazer Questions
How Much Is Shift Solenoid Circut B Electrical And How Hard Is It To Replac...
I thought my tranny was slipping and going bad til I plugged in my diagnostics meter and received the code p0758. I want to be familiar with pricing and maintenence needed before I see my mechanic and...
How To Wire A Brake Controller
i have every thing wired but one , its the one that goes from the controller to the brake switch, on this truck it has 6 wires , my question is which wire do i hook up to?
2004 Chevy Blazer 4d 4.2l
How do you adjust headlites? low and high beam. 2004 Chevy Blazer
My Lights Seem To Dim And Go Brite By Themselves When Driving
why does this happen, also why did my car play a mario brothers type song the other night after i turned it off and went to exit
Value Of A Blazer
Older Chevrolet Blazer
About the Chevrolet Blazer
One of the true classics, and a pioneer of the SUV concept, the Chevrolet Blazer was launched in 1969. completely revamped on a new platform in 1983, and continued until 2005.
From its beginnings as a sturdy, mid-size off-road vehicle in a market that didn't quite know how to classify it (was it a pickup truck? a wagon? a utility vehicle?), the Chevy Blazer attained an iconic status on the American road.
Drivers loved the Blazer for its stiff, high-set suspension, its rugged but responsive handling, its durability, and its affordable price. The Chevy Blazer was seen as ready to face tough terrain, as well as roomy enough to carry a gaggle of Little Leaguers with balls, bats, and giant ice cream cones home from the game.
Unfortunately, the Chevrolet Blazer was outpaced by the very trend it had been so key in starting. As SUVs got bigger and more luxurious, the Blazer lagged in sales. Replaced by the TrailBlazer spinoff, the original Blazer is still mourned by drivers who miss its old-school styling and amazing value.
Blazers are also well-loved by the tuner and hobbyist market. You'll find a number of these tricked out as high-end project vehicles; they've got the heft and the Detroit steel to make the investment well worth it!