2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer Touring W/nav.sys

Introduced for 2002 and produced through 2009, the Chevrolet TrailBlazer was one of the most popular midsize SUVs in America. Qualities like a smooth ride, a roomy cabin, plentiful features and an inexpensive price made it a hit with consumers. After the TrailBlazer’s debut, Chevy slowly phased out the Blazer and let the TrailBlazer become its main truck-based midsize SUV. There was also an extended-wheelbase version called the TrailBlazer EXT that offered seven-passenger seating and class-leading cargo room. At the time, the 4.2-liter inline-6 made 270 horsepower. There were other changes over the years. For 2003 was a special North Face Edition trim package and the availability of a 290-hp 5.3-liter V8 in the extended TrailBlazer EXT, while the next couple of years saw a host of improvements like increased availability of the V8, power-adjustable pedals, restyled seating, side curtain airbags, navigation, CD/MP3 audio and satellite radio. The hotter, performance-oriented Chevy TrailBlazer SS packing a 391-hp 6.0-liter V8 debuted in 2006. This was also the year that the 5.3-liter V8 became available for non-EXT models and the inline-6 engine’s output rose to 291 hp. Throughout most of the TrailBlazer’s model run, there were three main trim levels: base LS, luxury-themed LT and high-performance SS. The LS came decently equipped, while the LT provided access to some higher-level features such as leather seating. Although a four-speed automatic transmission was standard across the board, there was a choice of two- or four-wheel drive (4WD) except in the SS, which could have either two- or all-wheel drive. LIMITED LIFETIME ENGINE WARRANTY INCLUDED!!! WARRANTY INCLUDES ALL INTERNALLY LUBRICATED PARTS FOR THE LIFE OF THE ENGINE TO THE PURCHASER OF THIS VEHICLE. EXTENDED SERVICE CONTRACTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. Thanks for looking and we hope to see you soon!