I Bought A $750 Chevy Trailblazer! Is It Junk?

[@milesparris4045]

I wish I could find deals like this around me. Everyone wants a fortune for their junk.

[@SoulxReaper1994]

Brother, im 28 and just got my first car I actually own to myself and it’s a Chevy trail blazer I got for free. Traded my dads s10 my brother had blown up after 13 cars given to him before me, and he never kept up on. But now I get a car, taught myself to drive and how to keep up on them myself (for the most part) now the reason I haven’t had a car is because I’ve spend everyday of my life for the last 10 year’s making sure my kids have what they need. My oldest turns 10 in 4 days and as a single father this has probably been one of the best years I’ve had so far and it’s only half way through her.

[@dswears9005]

I got a trailblazer cleaner than this one for 800$

[@DeanNickChase]

I'm still rocking my '06 Envoy and love it to death. $750 for that was a complete steal

[@felipecasey9601]

Mine a 03 ❤❤❤❤❤ love it

[@jimowens381]

I own an '09 Trailblazer with 210,000 miles on it. I can honestly say it's the best driving vehicle I've ever owned. It's just smooth as silk.

[@gulliver3644]

I have a 2008 with 125,000. I agree. Best most reliable and comfortable car I ever owned. Heck, I’m 75. I bought my first car in 1963, a 1952 Dodge for 35 bucks. Since then I’ve owned or leased 44 cars and trucks. Not to mention hundreds of rental cars as a world traveling field engineer. Love my Trailblazer.

[@rival989]

I got a 2006 Chevrolet trailblazer 160000 miles on it. Still running. If you still have your trailblazer get it fluid filmed underneath on the frame to keep the frame from rotting. I get mine done twice a year. I wish I would have started when I got the truck but I didn't know about fluid film then, but look it up. Don't just take my word for it. Look it up. I live in the east coast where there's snow and salt so I had to do it but if you plan on keeping that truck I advise you to look into it

[@oneway1811]

Mine went out at 245000 transmission just give up 😢

[@rival989]

@@oneway1811 245000 is alot miles, if I was you I would have been setting money to the side when it hit 190,000 mi so you can get it rebuilt. When it goes out or when you thought it would go . I Know I'm going to have to get mine rebuilt soon. Probably near the 200,000 . And I got to change out my fuel system I had bought the truck pre-owned at 50,000 mi. I don't know how much damage the previous owner did to the truck before I got it I just wish the truck was better on gas. There's no reason for a truck that size to be so bad on gas lol. This thing burns gas like it's a crew cab dually lol

[@DerangedTrapper]

@@rival989I bought mine at 230,000 after a rebuild and I’ve been driving it every day since with no issues. I’m no expert on cars but these things are seriously tanks if you treat them right (previous owner was my roommates best friend who’s a mechanic) they’ll last forever if you do your due diligence

[@dant4802]

You are most definitely winning with this one! 3 k is a good profit for you and in my opinion still a great deal for someone else as long as A/C is not a dealbreaker

[@tyfixes5630]

Deal breaker for someone who lives in Florida

[@dant4802]

@@tyfixes5630 or Texas like myself

[@dassme1]

I love these trucks ! I can find them so cheap with some b/$ issues and fix them . I just had an issue with my trailblazer EXT that has rear ac. The lines were leaking above the gas tank 😣 . Well I found block off caps that bypass the rear lines . Soooo no more leak for $13 shipped to my door next day 😁 . I would get a used ac compressor from a U pull it yard . Or call one of the 200 salvage yards by me and fix that ac but that's just me . Those power steering lines are known for leaking very common issue. Sometimes the P/S cooler will rot and leak also .

[@MinutemenMilitia76]

Payed $500 for 2004 blazer Vortex new tranny and it running good

[@nolanbarkman8662]

i’ve got a 2007 trailblazer with 285,xxx miles. still drives great. very smooth. rust spots are growing though

[@rival989]

Get your truck frame sprayed with fluid film and spray the rest of the body that seems to be rusting with fluid film. If you don't care about the body that you just want to keep the car running, look up fluid film

[@docski6559]

I have an 03 Trailblazer LTZ and it's still running like a dream! She's almost 20 and purrs like a kitten.

[@richardthomas1743]

Pretty good deal! And the body looks decent for a trail blazer. From what I have seen they are really prone to serious rust issues. Sounds like it has a wheel bearing growling.. I am sure that you will sell it quick!

[@heroblok6]

Always with the wheel bearings on these and ac. Awesome trucks. They’re straight up tanks 🙌🏻

[@24tonybony]

Had one for my first car, the magnets on the A/C clutches get weak causing the compressor not to engage. If you remove the clutch off the compressor pulley you’ll find a few shims, I took two of them out, threw it back together and it worked good as new. Didn’t even have to take the belt off. Of course check if the system holds a charge first. Good luck with the thing!

[@KevinTorres-kb1hh]

Can you in any way show me how you did this ? I have a trailblazer and the thing don’t got AC lol I have Freon in it and it’s full and holding charge but the clutch won’t engage

[@DisneyFan-eg3oz]

They must of liked you a lot to sell you that for $750.00. lol 😂

[@sam_i_am6410]

Too funny... I paid $750 at a city impound auction for my '03 about 5 years ago and it's a beast. Nothing was really wrong with it, gave it a good tune up, swapped out a couple parts, and it's been reliable as can be. The 4.2 Atlas is an amazing engine and easy to boost with stock internals. I wish they made more performance parts for it.

[@DerangedTrapper]

Trailblazers seriously don’t get the credit they deserve. As long as you make an effort to maintain them they’ll run forever

[@josephking2971]

I currently own a 2004 4x4 4.2 l with 230,000 MI, still running strong I occasionally pull over 4,000 lb with it,parts are cheap and it has been one of the more reliable vehicles I've owned.

[@thebsmithimages6544]

I’ve owned 4 of these cars and they are absolute beasts. Had one with over 230k miles when I sold it

[@misfit3424]

My 2005 still rolling and rolling strong. Tons of new parts. They are tanks in winter.

[@Darthvolvo]

Very nice deal for what you picked up. If the ac is the only issue, I think you came out ahead. The seller probably sold it for that price due to the inoperable ac. The average shop charges 2-3k to replace a bad compressor and related components.

[@thevacdude]

Not junk, I actually like these, and the Envoy's, too, except that weird XUV thing, that weird one with the weird tailgate. I don't consider the new TrailBlazers to be more than a stupid crossover. I'd drive this.

[@MassiveGarbage]

The new ones are just plastic piece of trash equinoxes.

[@jonlosito2004]

I get that you don't like the XUV cuz it doesn't have a 3rd row. I personally like the Envoy XUV because of how weird and quirky it is especially that quirky rear trunk space configuration.

[@brucesahroian1482]

I got one of those! CANT KILL IT! My second one!! Gave the first one to my Daughter! She sold it for 1500! Only thing is I don't like the transmission! Towing a trailer with a light load it continually downshifts! She's a winner!! Especially in these days! Bet you could get upwards of 6K out of that!

[@night7185]

holy shit thats a lot of exclamation points!!! wow!!!!!!!

[@zephead843]

With that trans you always want to tow in drive, not overdrive. And keep the load light. And keep it under 55MPH

[@brunowskijr]

This was my first car, 2002 LT which was pretty much an LTZ except no heated seats. 6CD changer, rear ac and radio control, large trunk area, I actually really want one again and I feel this is unbelievable you found one for $750

[@Iliya_sh72]

I bought my 2003 TB LTZ 2 years ago with only 49,000 miles (Japanese spec) for $2600. Solid car. I've kept up with maintenance and it runs great. Super comfortable and cruises on 1800 rpm at 60mph. The only downside that I can think of is its fuel economy. It's not pretty especially nowadays.

[@jackleyman3773]

750 ? Omg you got the deal of a lifetime! I have the exact same car, LTZ . Same exact interior color, outside is black. I currently have over 312,000 miles. Everything ORIGINAL. Motor transmission all original. Those motors are bullet proof and that owner definitely took care of it. Why he sold it for so cheap is beyond me. I wish I saw that ad, I would have gone to China if necessary to pick it up. By the way., I too had a power steering issue with it, it wound up being the metal tubing that runs along that area developed a small pin hole So the entire rod was replaced.. I have a picture if you want. It's on my phone I'll have to scroll and look for it. This was many years ago. Other than wear and tear, I'm going to drive it to the very end. Extremely reliable and very strong. In an effort to save money, I like to repair things myself when I can. Recently I replaced the thermostat and let me tell you, that was a bear. I though the alternator was difficult lol. No rust on mine either and I live in PA . Lots of salt use during winter. Who ever buys that is getting an SUV the way they don't make them anymore. Rock solid.

[@Strawberry-o9y]

Yea these trucks are great if their maintained. I brought mine at $2000 As is and invested a grand to fix up some parts and she is running like new!, it came with bigger mini monster tires! And the big grill! This is a pretty durable, travel, on/off road lil truck!👍

[@manleycrumpton1118]

Just picked up a 07 TB LS at a junk yard, got it for 500 bucks. 50k miles, only thing wrong with it is a broken plastic insert on one of the door handles. It too has the 4.2 just with a less fancy interior package, couldnt be more happy with the car.

[@supersaiyenunlimit2]

As an owner of an Envoy Denali (GMT-360) that is the sister of the Trailblazer. The only issue I've had is the front wheel bearings/hub going bad, pretty normal wear and tear type stuff. The trucks weakness is the sway bar end links, those things don't last for jack. Otherwise I'm at 213k on the original transmission and engine (5.3) these trucks are pretty solid as long as the maintenance is kept up with. They do take a good bit of abuse as well, I've never had an serious issues with mine aside from the A/C condenser springing a leak due to age. The I6 is prone to a spider web crack forming in the exhaust manifold, which could be the source of the exhaust leak (forms inside facing the engine).

[@nick0164]

will the exhaust leak sound like a flapping noise on acceleration?

[@SDPP992]

That's a great deal, I picked my 06 TB ext LT fully loaded up and no rust for 1k.. still a big steal.. nice vid!!

[@byronlarson5534]

Great deal on a solid vehicle. I have a 2004 Trailblazer LS 4X4 with original 4.2l I6 engine and original transmission. Now has 232k miles. Still runs like a clock.

[@svpracer98]

My mom had like 4 of these... Basically all the nostalgia seeing them

[@Hugh_Manitee]

I got a 05 Trailblazer EX LT for $2,200 2 weeks ago with 155,000 miles. Runs good and just a few things with it. Tires are crap, oil gauge buried to the left, Filthy seats and carpets, needed a new rear wiper. Very little rust on wheelwells. Has the click click click of the rear HVAC door control but KZbin has videos on how to fix. I'm happy. A 4X4 with seating for 7 for $2,200. It was a no brainer.

[@johnniewelbornjr.8940]

This must have popped up after I was searching for windshield wiper issues (easy fix) on my '07 Envoy. You got one heck of a deal on this! My '07 Envoy SLT has only 129k on it and still looks great. The past ten years, I've only done front window regulators, a water pump, tires and battery, along with regular services and yesterday's wiper motor/linkage assembly (an hour to swap out and cheaper as a unit than replacing only the electronic module). I only wish I had the 4wd (about the only option mine doesn't have) up here in North Dakota since I'm often out on two-track "roads" in the middle of nowhere. I'm amazed they let this go for so little unless they were suspicious of the possible wheel bearing issue (a common issue) or something.

[@royhaught9516]

You got a steal on that one ! Todays prices are crazy, you should make a good profit.

[@runoflife87]

Well this car definitely worth buying as the the first one. Cheap, easy to fix - what's notvto like. Greetings from Russia where this gen Traiblazet has been assembled for some time and mostly seen as a luxury SUV.

[@jamesstout3430]

Am loving the video content this summer. You're missed during school time. I like that era of GM.

[@brandonmorris2513]

Great deal, RV!!! Those are great trucks.

[@yellowhousetech]

That is a heck of a deal. The gmt360 is a pretty decent platform. I had an 03 Envoy for a few years. Bought it with 207K and traded it in with 247K and it was still going strong

[@jacobkruger512]

Just bought a 05 Trailblazer with 257k miles on it for $500. 4WD still works, only had to replace the power steering house. I really like it.

[@bincockwell2610]

I'd list it for $4500 all day here in St. Louis. Great flip.

[@brianmlodzik]

I bought an 03 LTZ for my teenaged daughter a year or so ago. I got it cheap knowing that the suspension needed work. My daughter and I replaced the control arms, ball joints, tie rod ends, shocks, struts, brakes sway bar bushings, and sway bar links over the winter. Unfortunately, the thing I didn't catch when I bought it was that in over 250,000 miles, the transmission was likely never serviced. I had it drained and flushed and it failed within 50 miles. That became a hard decision, because a transmission rebuild cost as much as I already had into the vehicle. I ended up getting it done, figuring that the vehicle had at least 50k miles of life left in it if holds up as long as my first trailblazer (on '04 I bought new). She's been driving it daily for about 9 months now with no issues whatsoever. These SUVs have a few known issues that can cause problems but are fixable: Instrument panel dying, front wheel bearings (very easy to change) , and weak transmissions. They never got good gas mileage, you can expect about 18mpg on a good day.

[@kevin122759]

I had one. A great vehicle and so easy to drive.

[@LydonLewisDoUbLeZz]

Your absolutely solid bro! It's like 20 years old sounds good and no check engine light. Of course a couple things you may have to fix but for the most part that's probably the best deal you will have all year

[@scottdavis_34]

Wow this was a great deal! Looks like she was well cared for.

[@paulfazi]

I used to drive these things all time when I worked as a courier at a GMC dealer way back in the day… it always amazed me how they got way worse gas mileage then the Yukons, but the ride was always silky smooth and the size was ideal. I don’t recall them being very reliable, but this one looks super clean.

[@joseCalderon1976]

I bought a Chevy trailblazer 4x4 LTZ a few years ago with 100k. After fixing a few worn parts, it's been a pretty good commuter. It's a gas hog at 17- 18mpg highway driving, but I like it because it's roomy. I've had a few road trips with it and the family too. I paid $10k for it (maybe too much), but it payed itself off by now. I don't regret my purchase. It's got pretty good HP too. Good enough for passing, merging into freeway etc. It's a good classic Chevy IMHO. It has 172k miles now and still going to strong

[@wun1gee]

I still have my 2005 Trailblazer. I use it as an airplane hauler but it's been great. There are some things to look out for. 1) The transmissions are junk. The first one in mine died at 80k miles. 2) The instrument cluster is prone to dying, but if you're decent with a soldering iron the stepper motor kits are real cheap on eBay. 3) The exhaust leaks are common. They happen in 2 places. Right in front of the cat and right at the exhaust manifold. I've also had to replace the front control arms and bushings. But otherwise it's been great. Mine's the EXT model and the 4.2L has been fantastic. I really wish it was in my 2018 Traverse instead of the 3.6L V6.

[@justinhoyt3036]

Adding a trans cooler to that 4l60e will get you alot more life out of it, especially with towing.

[@wun1gee]

@@justinhoyt3036 If it has the tow package option it should already have one. Didn't stop mine from imploding, and it's never towed anything. Haha.

[@justinhoyt3036]

@wun1gee the stock ones are absolute junk. GM might as well not even included one. I put a nice Hayden one on 200k miles ago. I'm now at 315k miles on my 05 TB.

[@benpinter1988]

These are great, I loved mine but the frame rusted out near the front and rear control arm brackets. The 4.2 liked to chug gas but the trailblazer was a very reliable and comfortable vehicle.

[@rival989]

Had too get some things done too my frame, cost me about 2 grand. From their on been getting frame sprayed down with fluid film to keep rust from spreading. Truck still running Good with no issues 160,000 miles, would be More but between me and My wife have 3 cars and 3 motorcycles so I mostly driving in Winter cause it sucks up gas ⛽ like crazy

[@juanperez5444]

If it rusted out u probably lived by the beach ?

[@RetroCaptain]

​@@juanperez5444Road Salt in winter and not being washed underneath

[@geraldsmith9540]

My man, you absolutely stole it from that guy. He must’ve gotten a new ride because he could’ve gotten another hundred thousand plus more out of that vehicle. I have an 02 Trailblazer LS with 233 thousand plus and the damn thing is a great truck. Running it till it doesn’t want to run anymore. You should hang on to it for a while. Four wheel drive actually is good in Jersey winters here. Unless you really need the money, you can triple yours after you put your touch on it, good luck 👍 😁!!!

[@alfredo9684]

Hey cavalry what i commented lol got same car rn

[@moparguy37]

I also have a 2003 Trailblazer 4x4 straight 6. The power steering leak is probably the pressure line over the drivers wheel well. Just repair the line with a compression union and some copper pipe and your good to go! MyTB never fails me, just rusting

[@jifi-0178]

Holy steal of a deal, mister. I would recommend fixing the AC/compressor issue based on what you can get for the fixer AND the fact that you can do it for a fraction of a shop repair - IMO. Nice to see you back online for your summer version of the channel! *virtual hi-5 for u*

[@dealerauctionnightmare4689]

I've always liked the GMT 360 vehicles, especially the SAAB 9-7x AERO & Trailblazer SS.

[@digitalgulby]

I bought mine for the same price in 2020, 165k miles, 179k now. It’s been decent. Spent some money on doors that weren’t rusted out and some suspension work. I use it as a winter beater. Does that job well.

[@philn5703]

Still driving a 2002 Trailblazer LS with 209,000 miles. It's been very dependable for the 12 years I've owned it. Relatively easy to work on, too.

[@RetroCaptain]

If it hasn't sold already, I'll be buying one as well (form one of the workers who built the frame). The frames on all the GM truck line were made at the infamous Budd Automotive in Ontario (now long gone bulldozed). They were well made just remember that the transmission in them is tiny and is maxed out just moving itself around. Get its fluids change yearly both trans and transfer case and differential and it'll last and last. No overdrive if you pull anything use tow/haul gear. Oil spray the bottom and wash underneath weekly if you drive in snow. You will retire still driving it if you follow this.

[@joshuafouse2993]

Love my 02'... you can't kill that straight 6 and unlike today's cars there's PLENTY of room to actually do your own work.

[@pi1797]

Those are very good SUV’s. We owned the Buick version a Buick Rainer. Only thing to watch for on them is the transmission. Very common for them to fail. Mainly when it shifting from 2nd into 3rd.

[@stevestarr6395]

Good deal and nice Trailblazer! I picked up a 2004 with 140,000 that runs and perform great for $3000. Did a few simple upgrades like Iridium plugs, CAI, and a performance high flow muffler and runs even better!

[@PayneWewton]

What's CAI? Thank you in advance.

[@clintcarter1597]

@@PayneWewton Cold Ait Intake

[@superunknown8645]

i have an 06 trailblazer LS with 142k miles. same 4.2 engine. we've only had to replace the water pump on it. nothing else.

[@robbakken2895]

These vehicles are very durable. I've had three of them. That was a very good price.

[@brendanmcmerriman5025]

Damn, that was a pretty expensive rig back in 03.

[@dumbmoose5271]

Heck yeah I love your vids man I wish I could find killer deals like you

[@GR-mw1tk]

You are so lucky to have found this! How many miles are on it? Mine has 300,000 .it is an 02 .Have had a lot going bad for running parts , tie rods, ball joints ….has been a really good car!!

[@nysportsfan9680]

Can’t wait for the video on the Subaru and the Ford!

[@NewBeRVer]

Funny. I saw this posted online, low miles, could make a good profit here in NY, but I didn’t have a trailer. Good for you.

[@kevinswinyer3176]

You got extremely lucky. A little over a year ago, I had purchased a 1998 Chevy Trail Blazer with the 4.3 L V6, and 4 Wheel Drive, and paid $1,100 for it. It soon became a mechanical nightmare however, and I was so relieved when a friend of mine had a 1998 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer Edition that just needed a battery, fuel pump, Alternator, and some minor electrical work done, and now I have a much better SUV with All Wheel Drive, Moon Roof, power seats, windows, and door locks, and keyless entry, and for a bonus, it also has a super hyper sensitive alarm system on it as well. My friend offered me the sweet deal of an even swap, Blazer for explorer, no money changing hands. I paid nothing for the explorer cash wise, so if I were to sell it, my asking price would be probably around the $2500 range.

[@andrewcolsen]

It was the S-10 Blazer in 1998. The Trailblazer didn’t show up until 2002.

[@Fayt262]

@@andrewcolsen It can be confusing a bit since the Trailblazer name started off as a Trim level for the S-10 Blazer.

[@your_fbi_agent311]

I have an '05 model with 184k on the odometer. Runs like brand new and the motor has never had an issue. Sure I've had to replace 10+ parts on it but that's because of it sitting for a year and a half. It's been in my family for the past 17+ years and I'm not getting rid of it.

[@heavyd2062]

I bought a 2006 Escalade for $900 from a dealership. They claimed it needed a motor, it just needed a water pump. I've been driving it for a year since. Got a 2006 HHR for $600, oil change and a vacuum job and sold it for $1500. 2008 Impala, $600, oil change, air filter and vacuum job, out the door for $1200.

[@danyboy565]

I had a 03 trailblazer LTZ just like this Definitely worth 750!

[@vincentmarcellino7183]

Looking at an LS tomorrow. Guy wants a grand for it. If it's in this kind of shape underneath it'll be a definite yes on that

[@OhioBladeandCutlery]

Dang, that was an amazing deal! Congrats bro!

[@bluebirdvision]

I Have owned 10 GM vehicles in my life, and have never had a steering wheel alignment issue, if the shop i took it to knew how to align a vehicle properly.

[@brianleclerc1593]

That’s a lot of car for little money, great score.

[@reverandhale863]

They go for around $3-4k in florida pretty consistently. Not a bad deal

[@shawnmay7264]

I currently have an EXT model (3rd row) and it's been solid. Only issues I've had are the idler pulley locking up, ac compressor, and the dash likes to take vacations every now and then lol. But we've driven it from Iowa to the Gulf Of Mexico and back with no issues. Great vehicles.

[@nick0164]

before your idler pulley locked up did it make a grinding noise?? mine has recently been making that noise at idle and i assumed it was either the fan or a pulley

[@dee_2330]

That’s a great deal. I actually wouldn’t mind buying one of these, GM made Those Trailblazer Reliable asf.

[@wildbill4384]

I paid 800 for mine its an LT it would barely pull a hill when i got it . New coil packs and plugs fixed that . Its got more rust than urs and more miles everone says i got a good deal i say u got a great deal. I love the 4 wheel drive great in the snow. It dose use alot of gas and i havent stopped working on it since i bought it about 2 months ago (a front wheel hub bearing this weekend) i was skeptical at first but i like it.

[@filipinofantasy]

Cooling fan clutch and ac condenser was my only problem on my 2002 ltz. Oh yeah my 4 wheel drive went out probably is the vacuum hose

[@BuildaMan]

for $750 this is like 4 steals. I'm incredible jealous.

[@samking3920]

This Gen of trailblazer is the best. We have 4 of them. Best engine ever built. Easy to work on . Best aily driver vehicle I've ever owned. Most of the common problems are simple. You stole it. We have 2 ltzs . The ext models are the best. Parts relatively inexpensive too. Win win

[@stephaneauger1036]

tuff n good truck...still have my 2000 sierra z71..the go for ever..blazer hell yess

[@casperhoss2952]

Well bought, great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@rayscaparo]

It’s very worth it I got a 2003 trailblazer ls 4.2 in Florence Oregon for $1200 drove it to Portland then to San Diego and no I’ve been all over Southern California with it it’s definitely a gas gussler but it’s been reliable and lots of space it’s a good ride I want the ss next!!

[@rayscaparo]

Now*

[@Michka1001]

I wish we got these here in Australia, damn they're a good looking SUV

[@1217257]

You doin a great stuff, hope your school goes well, all the best from Russia

[@robbymalcolmson1381]

Wow! I’m the next town over from where you bought this. Literally 5 minutes down the road from me. Definitely woulda recognized the Duramax if I saw you😂

[@kennethbode2017]

I have an 03 with 155K. It's been a good car. Just routine maintenance and 2 water pumps since new

[@proxi758]

I own a 2008 Chevy trailblazer LS and it has 160,000 km going still strong, I am planning to LS swap the vortec engine and keep it in my home as table. 😀

[@okc557]

Those were built in Oklahoma City plant I have friends that worked there ,lol the stories.but it likes that one has been taken care of

[@TheDudeVT]

Great deal for 750 brother. Especially nowadays! Definitely can make some money on that one! Or drive it yourself. I'm sure it has 4 wheel drive. Will be a great winter car in Vermont. Thanks for the 📹 🎥

[@rce59]

Great deal. A couple minor things wrong. You can fix most except the a/c.

[@cardinaloflannagancr8929]

Looks like a great deal. Even if it didn't run seating and interior parts alone could be worth that much if parted out.

[@philn5703]

203,000 on my 2002 Trailblazer. My daily ride. You got a great deal!

[@bk83082]

I have an 04 ext I picked up for $500. Been one of my favorite cars.

[@SimbaTheGreat]

I have a 2002 that my family has had since new. My grandpa took good care of it but it’s a costly rig to maintain. Thinking of selling it.

[@jamieheeter6092]

Currently have 249k on my 07! Runs like a top body starting to get some rust on it.

[@kimsachjen6399]

That's very nice I have a trailblazer it a 04 when u got it paid 4.500milage was like 200 miles on it well really don't I've for almost had 4yrs and I have fixed everything is that wrong w it O2 sensors Cadillac converter power steering pump went out well the coolant it leak right in front I'm still have to fix it again

[@pachay68]

you definitely didn't go wrong to me is a good suv I own one it's been with me since 2007 and I haven't done anything but oil changes the only thing I did to change the way it looks I put 17 inchs wheels from 2019 Toyota Tacoma with wheel adapters it totally change the look just keep the maintenance

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Sadly soon all combustion cars including classics will be banned from public streets in entire EU and Scandinavia :-( In Germany the Green Peoples Party gave order to shorten fuel supply from 2025 on by reducing all conventional fuel stations to only one state operated central gas station per city or county. Now they want to slow down all the gas station pumps from 20 litre per minute to 2 litre per minute...From 2027 on in the EU certain car spare parts will be banned too....as exhaust systems, turbo chargers and even some engine and gearbox oils...California and New York will do the same from 2027 on.... So no investments should be done in oil burning cars any longer....They even created a new kind of crime here, called emissions and smoke crime.!!!! (BABBVEN LAWS AND TEBBVEN ORDERS)!!

[@krisboynes4915]

Bought a 07 in 2017 just lifted it luv my blazer

[@802Garage]

Not a huge fan of the Trailblazer or anything, but I like the straight 6, and overall you got a hell of a deal on this one!

[@chilly3528]

I got a 2004 as my first car. Still have it and its great has 178k miles on it

[@TheMainCore]

To quote RCR: BROWN! Looks like a good find!

[@jessicapickett7164]

Junk! A Chevy trailblazer is junk. I drive one now. And I am constantly fixing it. We bought for 3k, one owner....I just knew i was getting a good deal. Nothing but problems since. Mostly the evap system. I hope once I get it smoke tested, that I can completely fix the problems. But no, I will never own one again...not my first choice.

[@richardhudson7206]

Most EVAP problems on these engines are usually the vapor canister vent valve solenoid (frame mount left rear, above rear axle) or the vapor canister purge valve solenoid (lower, rear left side of engine). Most common problem is long crank after fuel fill up.

[@jeffreypinder9398]

Nice vehicle. I'd replace the A/C stuff and keep it. That engine can take some additions and run like crazy.

[@redraiderrider3289]

If you can keep it on the road for even around $4k a year in maintenance on the high side, your still coming ahead. The myth of owning a new vehicle costing less is a weird pervasive consumerist old wives tale that is repeated without regard to its validity. Mine hasn't cost me much. I have done all preventive maintenance and simply changed the oil. Fwd works great, no rust, reliable and tows under 3k like it's nothing. Couldnt ask for much more in a vehicle.

[@richammerle]

RV, looks like another good purchase. I was looking for the rust??