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The gas Blazer combines a five-seat cabin with a turbocharged engine and a nine-speed automatic. Start with the equipment you need, then compare front-wheel drive, available all-wheel drive and the RS V6 option.
Every gas Blazer trim starts with the 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder. Only RS offers the 3.6L V6. Decide whether you want that engine before narrowing the vehicle by paint, wheels or seat material.
| 2.0L turbo | 228 horsepower; 258 lb-ft |
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| Available RS 3.6L V6 | 308 horsepower; 270 lb-ft |
2LT includes heated power adjustment for the driver, dual-zone climate control and the standard touchscreen. Test the seating position and screen reach before deciding whether the additional equipment in 3LT or RS addresses a need you have.
| Driver seat | Eight-way power and heated |
|---|---|
| Wheels | 18-inch aluminum |
| Connectivity | Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto |
The power programmable liftgate and power passenger-seat adjustment make 3LT worth comparing when different people share the vehicle. It retains the turbocharged four-cylinder rather than adding the RS-only V6.
| Seats | Perforated leather seating |
|---|---|
| Passenger adjustment | Six-way power |
| Exterior utility | Black roof rails; power programmable liftgate |
RS adds sport-tuned suspension, black exterior details, a heated steering wheel and Bose audio. Its standard engine is still the turbo four-cylinder. Check the vehicle’s equipment when comparing two RS models rather than treating the badge as proof of a V6.
| Standard wheels | 20-inch; 21-inch available |
|---|---|
| Driver information | Eight-inch color display |
| Other equipment | Navigation and wireless charging |
Front-wheel drive is standard and all-wheel drive is available across the gas lineup. The transmission remains a nine-speed automatic with either engine. Include the chosen drivetrain when comparing the vehicle’s fuel rating and purchase terms.
| Standard layout | Front-wheel drive |
|---|---|
| Available layout | All-wheel drive |
| Transmission | Nine-speed automatic |
The larger maximum cargo figure assumes the rear seat is folded. If passengers normally occupy that row, use the seats-up volume as your starting point and try the bags, stroller or equipment you regularly carry.
| Behind the second row | 30.5 cubic feet |
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| Second row folded | 64.2 cubic feet |
Exterior length and mirror clearance are separate measurements. Compare the Blazer’s body dimensions with your parking space, then check the mirrors and door opening on the vehicle during your visit.
| Length | 191.9 inches |
|---|---|
| Width excluding mirrors | 76.7 inches |
| Height | 67.0 inches |
A towing figure only applies with the matching engine and equipment. Ask Lucas Chevrolet to identify the fitted package and vehicle rating before deciding whether a particular Blazer suits your trailer.
| 2.0L with Trailering Equipment Package | Up to 3,250 pounds |
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| RS 3.6L V6 with Trailering Equipment Package | Up to 4,500 pounds |
Use the GM Engine Oil Life System to determine oil-service timing rather than assuming every driver follows the same mileage interval. The gas Blazer’s engine service is different from the electric Blazer’s maintenance requirements.
| Oil service | Oil Life System; at least once a year |
|---|---|
| Basic warranty | Three years or 36,000 miles |
| Powertrain warranty | Five years or 60,000 miles |
No. RS has the 2.0L turbocharged four-cylinder as standard, with a 3.6L V6 available. The V6 is not offered on 2LT or 3LT in this model year. When comparing RS vehicles, ask for the engine and package details on each one rather than relying on the trim name.
No. Super Cruise is not offered on the gas Blazer. Its standard Chevy Safety Assist equipment includes braking, collision-warning and lane assistance features, which serve different functions. If hands-free driver assistance is a purchase priority, discuss the separate Blazer EV and its equipment with Lucas Chevrolet.
The gas Blazer has a 10.2-inch center touchscreen. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto, so you can test the phone functions you intend to use. This is a different infotainment system from the 17.7-inch Google built-in arrangement fitted to the battery-electric Blazer EV.
Yes. The gas Blazer has five seating positions in two rows. It does not add a third row when you move to a higher trim. Have the people who will regularly ride in back assess the seating while the front seats are adjusted for their usual occupants.
Chevy Safety Assist is standard, including Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Following Distance Indicator and IntelliBeam. The gas Blazer also has a rear-vision camera and rear park assist. Review how the alerts operate before using the vehicle.
The 2LT and 3LT have a 1,500-pound rating without the Trailering Equipment Package. The higher ratings require the equipment and engine associated with them. Before buying a trailer, review the vehicle’s own rating and fitted package with the dealership instead of applying the lineup maximum to every Blazer.
They use different platforms, powertrains and infotainment systems. The gas Blazer has an engine and nine-speed automatic; the Blazer EV uses battery-electric propulsion and single-speed direct drive. Cargo dimensions and trim names also differ. A useful comparison starts with your charging arrangements and the exact vehicles you want to drive.
Compare the gas Blazer’s engines during your test drive at Lucas Chevrolet. Include a trade-in appraisal and financing discussion in your visit, then keep future maintenance appointments with the service department.
