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I was reading the motortrend article about it. One thing that stood out to me in the article, was the fact it said the target market for the trailblazer was for young couples that had an average HH income of $135k. When did a Chevrolet enter the luxury market?
Yet another butt ugly Mazda and Toyota wannbe with that fish mouth front end. This is an example of how ugly can you design a vehicle. Looks more like an Aztec than anything and we all know how ugly that was. Where's Harley Earl when you need him?
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It looks like it would compete with the Explorer and Grand Cherokee, not the new Bronco. I actually like the Camaro-like cues, and think it looks better than the Jeep or Ford.
It looks like it would compete with the Explorer and Grand Cherokee, not the new Bronco. I actually like the Camaro-like cues, and think it looks better than the Jeep or Ford.
This thing is going to be a foot shorter than the Explorer. The Grand Cherokee is a competitor along with the Edge, Murano, Santa Fe. The Bronco is going to be body of frame and more of a Wrangler competitor. If Chevy wants to go back to the compact/midsize body of frame, the Trailblazer is based on the Colorado is offered in other parts of the world.
Definitely NOT an SUV, just another generic cussover. I had a 2001 Blazer with higher towing rating and rear side windows that you could see out of.
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