Used 2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer EXT LT 4WD for Sale near Tucson, AZ

4.2 liter V-6 is a great powerhouse, strong, good mileage for a mid-sized SUV - 19 highway, 15 city. No major repairs - wheel bearings, but that is pretty common after 50-75,0000 miles. good towing vehicle, hitch built in with bumper. easy for kids to get in and out of like the 3rd row back seat and fold down for storage. mine is a 2003, but the only choice they had was 2004. like the driving lights and headlights.

performance: acceleration is average, a little on the slow side when loaded up or towing (6 cylinders will do that tho'). Handling: can be a bit trick on off ramps and sweeping turns when it's slick or icy out...even in AWD or 4 HI....the rear wants to push itself around, which can catch you out quite quickly if you're not prepared for it. Build Quaility: Typical "American" fit and finish...Lots of brittle plastic, in unappealing shades of Grey, Charcoal and some othe Blackish-Grey colour I've seen nowhere else but in GM products! Overall tho', fairly durable considering 2 boys and a dog use it as a mobile playground at times! Cost of Ownership: gas mileage is good for a vehicle this size and weight with an underpowered engine! Four adults with luggage Toronto to Ottawa on about 2/3rds of a tank (albeit a BIG tank!) Fun Factor: It's not a Jeep or a Hummer....hard mud-bogging or offroading is out of the question; but far more capable than most Urban SUV's , or "Chelsea Tractors" as their know in the UK, once you get it into a spot of "Trouble"

mine and still just mine. seat for 7 but i ride it alone, couse its mine, just mine. great if u wanna get a designated driver and get a bunch of friends to tag along, and have a party before u arrive at the party.

I absolutely love. it has power to no end. no ford can stand a chance agaisnt it cheap to maintain. it has the 4.2 I6. i put a cold ai intake and throttle body spacer in it for more power