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2003 TRAILBLAZERTrailBlazer loses standard front side airbags for 2003, but gains a V8 option for its largest model and available DVD video. The...
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TrailBlazer loses standard front side airbags for 2003, but gains a V8 option for its largest model and available DVD video. The regular-length TrailBlazer seats five and comes in LS, LT, and LTZ trim. The longer-wheelbase EXT adds a 3rd row for 7-passenger seating and has extended rear doors and a raised rear roofline. It initially came only in LT trim; an LS model was added midyear. Standard on both TrailBlazers is a 4-speed automatic transmission and a 275-hp inline 6-cyl engine. Optional on the EXT is a 290-hp V8 borrowed from Chevys full-size SUVs. TrailBlazers offer rear-wheel drive with available traction control or GMs Autotrac 4WD that can be left engaged on dry pavement and includes low-range gearing. Antilock 4-wheel disc brakes are standard.
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Pros: Very quiet comfortable ride. All the features that anyone could want
Cons: Gas consumption is in line with the other SUV vehicles.
The Bottom Line:
This SUV is outstanding, quiet ride, every feature that one could imagine.
I have been driving a Caddy Elderodo for the past 3 years, so I wanted to have a replacement that had comfort and all the whistles and bells that make driving a pleasure. My wife and I looked at all the SUV's out there and decided on the TrailBlazer EXT LT 2WD.
The first thing that impressed us was the quiet ride. We could carry on conversations with passengers in the seats behind the driver with ease and the radio could be heard as background without overpowering the conversations.
Leather on all three rows of seats and 8 way driver and passenger seating with lumbar support, gives the vehicle a very classy appearance. When the vehicle needs to be more of a truck, the rear seats fold down to give plenty of space for hauling all that weekend project "stuff" or providing a great space for our two dogs.
Every convenience feature that one could imagine is on board including "On Star". I was impressed with the way the radio volume changes as interior noise increases and with the earphone jacks in the back so our grandson can listen to Rock on the radio while we listen to cd's in the front.
My wife finds the vehicle very easy to handle in traffic and has no problem with visabilty in any direction. The average MPG with the second air conditioner for rear passengers running, is 15.2 MPG in town. The quality of the vehicle is 5 stars with no rattles or creakes when you go over traffic bumps in parking lots. Acceleration is just fine although not a great as we had in the Caddy. All in all we could not be more pleased with our new TrrailBlazer.
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