[F1FTY]

Originally Posted by 1fujifilm

One big problem; MEGA DEPRECIATION IN A FEW YEARS; not my cup of tea.

Bear

Yup. I keep waiting for the 20% off year end event on these...then factor in 35% depreciation after 2 years?

[01pewterz28]

Love the new Blazer congrats perfect color and package.

[hawk02]

Originally Posted by RenegadeXR

I sat in one of these at a car show. The interior feels very close to a Camaro in both a good and bad way. The fit and finish is nice, but the interior space is surprisingly small for how big the exterior of the car is. Things were angled such that my arm was being crushed in. Maybe the seat was just not in the best position, but I also noticed when opening the doors that there's some majorly thick paneling. I haven't seen any complaints about this in reviews yet. On a positive note, I bet it'll do well in crash ratings.

I think adjusting the seat would have solved the issue with your arm being crushed. I find my Blazer to be very comfortable to drive.

There's no question the cockpit is not as wide as the Acadia. However, I don't find it to be one bit claustrophobic.

Many of you are beating on the fact that it's assembled in Mexico. But I've got a tell you my Blazer is well built. There are no rattles and everything seems to fit together as it should. I'm very happy with the fit and finish.

Those of you complaining about paying $50K for a mid-size SUV need a little reality check, in my opinion. Automobiles are expensive these days. After shopping around, My wife and I felt the Blazer represented a good value for what we got. In the end, we're both very happy with the vehicle and that's all that really matters.

Here's some more photos of the interior and engine bay.

[SnakeEyeSS]

Maybe people are more concerned about fellow citizens losing jobs? GM closing US plants while FCA is building them and expanding them.