The all-new 2008 2009 Chevrolet TrailBlazer has all the equipments to handle any adventurous drive. The 2008 2009 Trailblazer comes in six different models:

• Trailblazer LS, which offers a five-link rear suspension that helps contribute to a smooth, comfortable ride.



• The LT, which boasts available Premium Leather seating surfaces.



• LTZ, which features standard Premium Leather seating surfaces with two-position driver memory, heated front bucket seats, and electronic climate control with dual-zone capability.



• Trailblazer North Face Edition, which boasts an exclusive two-tone exterior and an interior that comes with two Base Camp duffel bags, a down-insulated Nuptse blanket, and more.



• EXT LT, which features added length and standard 50/50 split-folding third-row seat that means room inside for seven adults.



• EXT North Face Edition, which combines the best of everything the Trailblazer has to offer, including seven and heated front bucket seats with The North Face embroidered head restraints, top-of-the-line amenities, and, of course, the Base Camp duffels and Nuptse blankets.

We hope you like the 2008 2009 Chevrolet Trailblazer review we've compiled for you here. Between our review and the Trailblazer picture above, we think you'll read this and want to make Trailblazer part of your life immediately. Read on!

Here's something you won't spot in the Trailblazer picture above - this SUV delivers unsurpassed horsepower among midsize SUVs. Standard in all Trailblazer models is the Vortec 4200 six-cylinder engine that generates 275 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 275 pounds-per-foot of torque at 3600 rpm. This engine is naturally balanced due to its inline configuration, which helps to reduce engine shake and idle roll. It also exudes power, thanks to a stellar torque-to-rpm ratio. The SUV also is available with a Vortec 5300 V8 SFI engine that generates 290 horsepower and 325 pounds-per-foot of torque. Along with TrailBlazer accessories such as Electronic Throttle Control, the truck delivers optimum vehicle drivability every step of the way. The gist of our TrailBlazer review? You simply can't find a better ride on the market today.

To help make trailering easier, 2008 2009 Chevrolet TrailBlazer models feature an integrated hitch platform on the rear bumper and an available seven-pin trailer wiring harness connector. Other exterior and interior features include:

• Laser-welded door frames



• Traction assist



• Tuned body mounts



• Next-generation truck body controller



• Rust-through corrosion protection



• Cargo shade



• Liftgate



• Power sunroof



• Rear AC/heater system



• Tire jack and tool storage



• A 65/35 split-folding rear seat

Inside and out, TrailBlazer parts are second to none. With features like these, it's no wonder that so many Chevrolet experts have issued TrailBlazer reviews that practically jump off the page.

Here's one TrailBlazer part we haven't mentioned so far in our TrailBlazer review - safety. All 2008 2009 Chevrolet TrailBlazer models have been engineered with a comprehensive list of collision avoidance and occupant protection features designed to provide peace of mind. Every TrailBlazer comes with:

• Four-wheel antilock disc brakes



• Electronic Traction Assist



• Turn signal exterior mirrors



• Side-impact door beams

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