Equipment
Apple CarPlay: Seamless smartphone integration for this Chevrolet TrailBlazer - stay connected and entertained on the go! The state of the art park assist system will guide you easily into any spot. See what's behind you with the back up camera on this unit. This vehicle's Lane Departure Warning helps keep you in your lane. The vehicle stays safely in its lane with Lane Keep Assist. Bluetooth technology is built into this mid-size suv, keeping your hands on the steering wheel and your focus on the road. This vehicle offers Android Auto for seamless smartphone integration. It has a clean AutoCheck report. This vehicle has a 3 Cyl, 1.3L high output engine. This unit captures the attention of onlookers with a bold copper finish. This mid-size suv is outfitted with an OnStar communication system. Conquer any rainy, snowy, or icy road conditions this winter with the all wheel drive system on this mid-size suv.
Packages
Driver Confidence and Cruise Package: Rear Cross Traffic Alert; Rear Park Assist; Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert; Electronic Cruise Control with Set and Resume Speed. Preferred Equipment Group 1LS: 9-Speed Automatic Transmission; 225/60R17 All-Season BW Tires; 17" Silver-Painted Aluminum Wheels; Cloth Seat Trim; 4. 409 lbs (2. 000 Kgs) GVWR; 1.3L Ecotec Turbo DOHC SIDI Engine with Variable Valve Timing; Front Bucket Seats; Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System Radio; 3.17 Axle Ratio. Front License Plate Bracket. **Equipment listed is based on original vehicle build and subject to change. Please confirm the accuracy of the included equipment by calling the dealer prior to purchase.**
2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS
- Used
The overview
- Exterior Color
- Dark Copper Metallic
- Interior Color
- Gray
- Odometer
- 17,990 miles
- Fuel Economy
- 26/30 MPG City/Hwy
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- AWD
- Engine
- 1.3L, Turbo
- VIN
- KL79MNSL8MB126257
- Stock Number
- PC287A
The full specifications
- Max seating capacity: 5
- Fuel System: Direct Injection
- Fuel tank capacity: 13 gal
- Horsepower: 155
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4.3out of 5 overall- 5.0
Well Rounded
by Anonymous Reviewer on 10/16/2026 11:00:40 PM
I've had this car from new. 1.3L with AWD and the 9 speed transmission. I can't complain about it. Going from an older generation Trax to the Trailblazer? For the same size car the trailblazer has been far less anemic than the Trax. It could stand to be a bit peppier, but it's not a bad car and I can actually enjoy driving it. Cruising on flat ground on the highway? I regularly get 40-45 mpg out of this thing. And it's been that way since new. Climbing hills sees this thing do more around 33 mpg, which is way closer to what it's designed to do. I did have a warranty repair on the car when new to replace the brake pedal assembly. Somehow it got way over torqued when put in the car, so it bent out of square and left the brake pedal capable of hanging on the end switch that triggered the brake lights. One swapped assembly later and all was good. But that was such an oddball thing I can't even be mad at that. I mean, a bent brake pedal assembly? That's nutty. It's also the only real problem outside of upkeep this thing has had. Maintenance wise? I tend to do the oil changes at 5000 miles or less, if only from old habits that refuse to die. So far nothing to note in the oil, so the engine is holding up. The metering valve on the radiator did get replaced around 80000 miles as it stuck open in the sub zero cold last winter, and so far I've only had to do the rear brakes pads and rotors. The brakes are biased to the rear, at least on mine, so the front pads and rotors are still somehow good. I for the life of me can't wrap my head around that, but I can't complain. My only complaint, if I could even call it that? A little bit more power wouldn't hurt this car. Even a 20 horsepower bump is noticeable in a similarly sized car, like a VW Taos with AWD. If anyone at GM pays attention to these, a little bit more power isn't going to hurt this thing. You don't need to turn it into a speed demon to just add a little bit more to the basic car. ...Or, totally spitballing here, just go for broke and figure out how to stuff the 2.5L Turbo out of the Traverse into the Trailblazer. Steal some of those hot hatchback customers from Toyota and VW. - 4.0
It ok
by Ra200 on 9/5/2026 4:41:25 AM
In till yesterday I would say I love my car and the only problem is the blind spots. However yesterday my exhaust fell off. My warranty’s are saying this wear and tear but I think a car that 3 years old and has less then 60,000 miles (have never hit anything) exist falling off because the screw rust and breaking in half is tell me that Chevy is using cheap materials. Other then this I will say the car is wonderful - 5.0
Actually Better Than Subaru
by Actual OWNER on 6/10/2026 2:14:57 AM
I owned a Trax and now a 2026 Trailblazer LT with lots of packages. I find this less expensive than the RS and Activ yet has the features! Rides great on bumpy country roads near my house! FWD Turbo 3 is surprisingly fast and metal chain ⛓️💥⛓️ cvt is better than the shifts ...smoother... I added a Kicker under seat subwoofer and new kicker speakers..now Trailblazer is perfect.