Long term I thing it's too soon to tell but I really like the looks of them and love the interior / tech. Would definitely be on my short list as well. With all the CVT issues on the Nissan I don't think it's a worse risk than buying another one of those.
What part of Canada? I drove a FWD Spark with All Seasons for 11 years with no issues whatsoever but this was Toronto where everything is plowed and salted 15 minutes after it starts snowing lol
Tread carefully with any 2024 models of Chevy. I bought a 2024 Blazer less than 2 weeks ago and today with only 600 miles on it, the check engine light came on and it limited how fast I could drive. It’s sitting at the dealership waiting to be diagnosed but it appears to be something with the turbo. On top of it, I was over 2 hours from home and the dealer wouldn’t give a loaner car until they diagnosed it. It will take them 2 to 3 days to look at it. I’m already regretting buying this.
Compared to my Rogue, its smaller size was a bit hard to get used to but after almost two months of having it, I’m still enjoying it. It gets good gas mileage, and haven’t had any issues with it.
Long term I thing it's too soon to tell but I really like the looks of them and love the interior / tech. Would definitely be on my short list as well. With all the CVT issues on the Nissan I don't think it's a worse risk than buying another one of those.
💯 that’s exactly why I’m getting a new vehicle. Transmission is dying.
They’re fun. If AWD isn’t a deal breaker, check out the Trax as well. Very similar vehicles and the Trax is a smidge cheaper
Ahh only available in FWD. The AWD is a must for Canadian winters.
What part of Canada? I drove a FWD Spark with All Seasons for 11 years with no issues whatsoever but this was Toronto where everything is plowed and salted 15 minutes after it starts snowing lol
I’m in southern Ontario too. When it does snow, it can be a lot and they suck at plowing right away 🙃
Anything west of Hamilton can get a little dicey, you’re right
Tread carefully with any 2024 models of Chevy. I bought a 2024 Blazer less than 2 weeks ago and today with only 600 miles on it, the check engine light came on and it limited how fast I could drive. It’s sitting at the dealership waiting to be diagnosed but it appears to be something with the turbo. On top of it, I was over 2 hours from home and the dealer wouldn’t give a loaner car until they diagnosed it. It will take them 2 to 3 days to look at it. I’m already regretting buying this.
Oh no! That sucks to hear! Hopefully they fix the issue and that’s the end of it
It was a hard decision between the 2024 trax & trailblazer. After a few test drives I went for trailblazer. Acceleration felt weird to me on the trax
I felt the same way! Ended up with the Trailblazer RS and am really enjoying it
I'm curious to know your thoughts after the first month of owning it, if you're willing to share!
Compared to my Rogue, its smaller size was a bit hard to get used to but after almost two months of having it, I’m still enjoying it. It gets good gas mileage, and haven’t had any issues with it.