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Everyone was excited to see the 2021 Chevy Blazer, especially since the automaker claims it has “head-turning form.” However, this model has turned into a big disappointment from the dangerous seating to the faulty electrical system.
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Problems with the Seats
Sitting in the Blazer should make a driver feel comfortable and safe, but neither is true.
Car Connection claims, “But it fits the Blazer with narrow seats that aren’t shaped as well as they should be.”
Sitting in the seats is more than uncomfortable, it’s scary. NHTSA Campaign Number 20V811000 shows that GM equipped this SUV with the wrong bolts at the fastening locations where the seat belt gets secured. If the wrong bolt is used, the seat belt might not remain attached, leaving passengers to fly free in an accident. This doesn’t sound like something any car should be dealing with, further proving that Chevy has created a massive lemon.
Problems with the Electrical System
It turns out that the electrical system is just as much of a problem with the Chevy Blazer models, leaving customers quite frustrated.
Here is one Car Problem Zoo complaint. “While driving the whole dash goes blank for a few second, then it reboots and eventually most of it comes back. However, it did this repeat this cycle and cannot tell if my signals are working or what my speed is. I have a video of it happening. The car has 2,700 miles. . I am taking to a dealership.”
Not surprisingly, the 2020 Chevy Blazer was known for electrical system problems that might not even be repaired in the newer SUVs. A class action lawsuit shows that owners were dealing with the car stereo reaching max volume levels unexpectedly without any input. This sudden loud sound is distracting and could easily lead to an accident. It appears there’s no better way to create a “head-turning form” than to blast out the eardrums of the user.
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About the Author:
Brian Jones spent more than 20 years working as an ASE Certified Master Tech and Parts Specialist at multiple dealerships. Brian has become an authority in the industry, traveling across the country to consult for car dealerships and contributing his expertise as a writer for several major automotive publications. In his spare time, Brian enjoys working on pickup trucks, muscle cars, Jeeps and anything related to motorsports.
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I have a 2021 Blazer that I bought in February 2021. I had to take it in the first time with an electrical issue having it less than a month and under 600 miles. It’s been in several times since. The dealership has now had my vehicle since the end of June and it’s mid August. Still no answers or when I’ll have it back. Looking more like I won’t have it back. I’m paying for a car I don’t even have. This is ridiculous!