TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Z284ever
I don't think I'm reaching at all. I'm simply comparing two V8, 5 passenger, RWD, performance 4 doors...in roughly the same price range. To me anyways...the comparo seems obvious.
And regarding trunk space, I betcha the Charger's trunk can hold more bodies than the cargo space behind the TB's backseat.
And regarding trunk space, I betcha the Charger's trunk can hold more bodies than the cargo space behind the TB's backseat.
I have to agree with graham here. While SOME may cross shop the TB SS with a Charger, most would not. Although, I think alot will crossshop the TB SS and Magnum RT. Not sure what the price difference is there.
And the Trailblazer is more than capable as an SUV, so enough with that nonsense.
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Tackleberry
I have to agree with graham here. While SOME may cross shop the TB SS with a Charger, most would not. Although, I think alot will crossshop the TB SS and Magnum RT. Not sure what the price difference is there.
And the Trailblazer is more than capable as an SUV, so enough with that nonsense.
And the Trailblazer is more than capable as an SUV, so enough with that nonsense.
Depends on what you consider capable. For the price, you can get a full sized quad cab 4x4 truck.. Thats capable. The trailblazer is merely a small adequate SUV. Add the LS2 and it turns my head though..........
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Darth Xed
$33k is the price of an LS1 powered Camaro SS with some decent option back in 2002.
Add to that that the base Camaro was cheaper than the base TrailBlazer, and I don't see the problem, really...
Add to that that the base Camaro was cheaper than the base TrailBlazer, and I don't see the problem, really...
$33K is a good price for this 400HP SUV.
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Tackleberry
I have to agree with graham here. While SOME may cross shop the TB SS with a Charger, most would not. Although, I think alot will crossshop the TB SS and Magnum RT. Not sure what the price difference is there.
And the Trailblazer is more than capable as an SUV, so enough with that nonsense.
And the Trailblazer is more than capable as an SUV, so enough with that nonsense.
What SUV capabilities does the RWD TB SS have that you speak of?
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Z284ever
What SUV capabilities does the RWD TB SS have
0-60 in 5.7 and 6,800lbs. of towing =
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by Z28x
0-60 in 5.7 and 6,800lbs. of towing =
Thats exactly what I need. I just bought a boat, and need to trade the Evo in for something that can tow. This is rather convenient. I thought I would have to drive a boring truck.
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Re: TrailBlazer SS starts at $33,600
Originally Posted by falchulk
Depends on what you consider capable. For the price, you can get a full sized quad cab 4x4 truck.. Thats capable. The trailblazer is merely a small adequate SUV. Add the LS2 and it turns my head though..........
But in a perfect world where everyone properly managed every dollar decision... everyone would drive sporty wagons and keep a LWB truck parked behind the house for when its time to haul something or pull something heavy.
In America however...
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