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Two kinds of shoppers ask us about Trailblazer technology: the first-time buyer who wants to know if the affordable trim still gets the good screen, and the parent quietly asking what this vehicle will do when their new driver is behind the wheel alone. Good news for both — the answers don’t depend on how […]
On paper, the Trax and the Trailblazer look like the same decision at two prices — both are small Chevy SUVs, both seat five, both carry the 11-inch-screen modern cabin. But for drivers in our part of South Dakota, one specification splits them cleanly in two: the Trax cannot be ordered with all-wheel drive. Not […]
This is the comparison we host in person more than any other: a family standing between a Trailblazer and an Equinox on our lot, asking which one fits their life. It’s a good problem — both are Chevy crossovers, both seat five, both offer AWD — and since we sell both, we have no reason […]
There’s a specific vehicle problem in this part of South Dakota that no city car review ever addresses: the last eight miles. Pavement gets you most of the way home, and then it’s washboard gravel, a section-line road, or a rutted two-track down to the lake — every day, all four seasons. Many households solve […]
“A three-cylinder? On the highway? Out here?” We hear it weekly at the store, usually from someone whose last vehicle had twice the cylinders. It’s a fair question in a region where the nearest big-box store is a 200-mile round trip — and the answer is more interesting than the cylinder count suggests. The 2026 […]
Here’s the question behind the question. Nobody in this part of South Dakota actually asks “is the Trailblazer good in snow?” out of curiosity. They ask because they have to be at work in the next town at 7 AM in January, and they’re deciding whether a small SUV can be trusted with that job […]
On paper, the 2026 Trailblazer LS and LT look nearly identical: same body, same 11-inch touchscreen, same safety suite, $1,200 apart. So why does the LT outsell the LS at our store by a wide margin? Because the real difference isn’t what’s on the LT’s standard equipment list — it’s what the LT is allowed […]
If you’re pricing your first new SUV, the number that matters isn’t the one on the window sticker — it’s the one that comes out of your checking account every month. The 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer is the least expensive Chevy SUV you can buy with available all-wheel drive, and that combination of price and winter […]
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