OT - GMC Envoy/Chevy Trailblazer

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by PerfectReign, Jan 8, 2006.

  1. PerfectReign

    PerfectReign Guest

    I know this is way OT for the froup, but I was curious if one had answers.
    I couldn't find things on edmunds.

    Back in '01, when I wanted to trade in my '95 Jimmy (145,000 miles in six
    years) I looked at the TB/Envoy. I didn't think they were that big.
    Recently I've been noticing them on the road while driving my wife's Vue,
    and thought they looked like they've grown a bit. Today, I was stopped
    next to one which was at least four years old (based on the license plate
    number) and thought it looked smaller than the more recent ones.

    Has the Envoy/TrailBlazer been made larger in the past three years?
     
    PerfectReign, Jan 8, 2006
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  2. PerfectReign

    blah blah Guest

    They are larger, especially the EXTended versions which is probably
    whats been throwing you. They also weigh more, have a full frame, and
    make 275hp (05'), 291hp (06) along with torque to match while getting
    somewhat better gas mileage than their predecessor. However unless you
    tow a big boat every weekend I still suggest the more pratical 4cyl Vue
    over any other SUV.
     
    blah blah, Jan 9, 2006
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  3. PerfectReign

    PerfectReign Guest

    Ahh, got it. Thanks! I had even looked at Edmunds for the '02 and '06
    models and the ones I saw had the same width/wheelbase/length.
    LOL!

    Well, I'd rather have a midsize truck like a Silverado 2500HD or a
    Suburban, than anything with a four-banger.

    As I mentioned, the Vue is my wife's car. Aside from the fact that it is
    front-wheel-drive, I find it small and cramped.

    She likes it, though, and that's what's important.
     
    PerfectReign, Jan 9, 2006
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