2003 Chevrolet Blazer consumer reviews

Drive it like you stole it. Replace ball joints and fuel filters without complaining. If you hit small objects don't fret about fixing it...Its a truck!

I bought my Blazer in 2011 after I had a car accident. It's a 2003 2WD and I've taken it everywhere. I've literally driven coast to coast in my Blazer. When i bought it, the mileage was around 155k. As of today, there are 239k miles on it. In 9 years I've replaced the radiator, brakes, fuel pump, instrument panel and wiring harness and the tires. Soon, I'll be getting a complete tune up and upgrade to a bluetooth stereo. I'll drive it till the wheels fall off the axles and then replace the axles.

Picked it up after my last vehicle broke down with too much work needed. This Blazer got me through a Rochester, NY winter with no problems at all.

Bought it used when it had 4 previous owners. Had 78,000 some odd miles on it when purchased . Owned it for 9 years after 139194 miles on it. Used it for towing a trailer with firewood and for moving. Used for construction projects. Had some major repairs over the years but overall was reliable. Loved it. But, had to trade it in because of anti-lock brake concerns that didn't allow a complete stop. We took good care of it and did our own repairs whenever possible. Was becoming a safety concern.

We bought ours used, from a one-time owner. So it had been well cared for and maintained. We made sure of that before buying. Turned out to be a great dependable little SUV, that could do just about anything you'd need whether it's hauling goods during a move or a trip, or taking the family on a trip. We loved it. Safe, cozy, and comfortable ride that was good in snow with 4-wheel drive. For the price, it's a heck of a value!! We had no mechanical issues at all. Just buy one from someone who's maintained it well, and continue the practice and it'll run well into 200k miles.

Vehicle had 107,000 + miles when I bought it. Now has 113,000 +.. Coming off lot @ Jerry Haag Motors Hillsboro, Ohio 45133 had to fix windshield which was leaking on top passenger side. Rough ride. Stiff body. New Jersey Built Brand. 1st day had to replace a headlight. Not cheap. No Tools needed. Plastic pull outs. Snap together. Fix the windshield because body does not flex around glass. Body twists and jolts hard on bumps. Brake started smoking on rear left. New pads and caliper. Other side started heating up same day I got it back from shop. I said replace it too. Then both front calipers started heating up. 4-wheel drive unit does not work correctly. Everything looks factory set. Sharp left or right it doesn't want a go in 4-wheel drive. Just jumps and vibrates front left wheel. Vehicle won't move. Been 1 problem after the next. Time I'm done it will cost more than it did new to keep it going. 4 wheel drive unit works only in a straight run or 15 degree turn. Today the Parking Light + Brake Light + ABS Light came on with the oil gauge jumping between 20-44 on pressure. Vehicle itself looks like it was well taken care of and never abused. I'm expecting a dash fire next. CD player only works when its hot and dry out which means the body is still leaking around seams again. All seals are new. Want a buy a nice looking Blazer it is for sale. I need something reliable. 1st $5000 takes it away. Lots of new parts. Engine still runs strong. Doesn't use oil but does have a leak in front of engine some where but is never more than 1/2 quart low when I change oil and filter. Only owned it 2 years now. Repairs are too high for me since I have to take it too the dealer to get fixed. They charged me about $350 just to check all the brakes to say nothing wrong to wind up putting on both new rear calipers and pads recently. Too steep for me.

My Blazer is 10 years old I bought it with 58,000 on it now has 172,000. Replaced or fixed Radiator, Fuel pump, Blower fan, 2 sets of brakes all around, ABS modulator, Front door hinge pins, Rear-end, It sounds like a lot but it still runs great burns 1 quart of oil in 3,000 miles. all the work with parts and labor only cost right around 2,600 I have a good cheap mechanic. I hope it last for another 25,000

Purchased new, now has 76,000. Truck is based in Indy area, has been to California and Maryland. Original tires, brakes, and still going strong. May replace tires just because of age, tread has between 7-10,000 miles left. One battery, and routine maintenance, so far the only expenditures. Cab a little too snug for 6'-0", 230 lbs., and rear vision limited with external spare, somewhat underpowered, but OK. Always look for snow in which to play, small size and 4x4 makes winter fun. Fun little truck, and I'm almost seventy.

I've owned three chevrolets in my life this will be my fourth. My last chevrolet which is still running has 435,000 mi , shooting for half million. Was skeptical about buying a used vehicle but the more I drive my balzer the more I love it it is so easy to drive and visibility is excellent.

If it is a good deal at this place, it has already sold, that is if they ever really had it in the first place. Liars & Thieves