2004 Chevy Blazer
Back before sport utility vehicles were novelty items, the Chevy Blazer
was quietly going about its business. It combined impressive handling
with extreme ruggedness, spacious cargo volume and interior comfort.
These days, the 2004 Chevy Blazer continues to stick to the things that
have made it a success over the years. It is still tough, strong, comfortable
and safe. One of the more functional SUVs in a market saturated with mode,
the Blazer remains a hit to thousands of loyal devotees.
Available Models
The 2004 Chevy Blazer is offered in two or four-door standard configurations,
in a low-stance sporty Xtreme (two-door) model and a high-stance ZR2 (two-door)
model for the serious off-road enthusiast.
Interior Features
Positioned in the middle of the Chevy SUV family, the Blazer comes in
a number of styles to suit customer's needs. Two-door models can seat
five, while four-door models have the capacity to handle six. Four-door
Blazers also have 7.2 cubic feet more cargo volume, for a total of 67.8
cubic feet.
For 2004, four-door Blazers offer optional steering-wheel radio controls.
This feature allows drivers to concentrate fully on the road ahead of
them. Also new for four-door models is a deluxe overhead console with
a universal garage-door opener.
Exterior Features
The Xtreme model certainly lives up to its name. This sporty two-door
model is designed primarily for road use, but with a decided attitude.
The Xtreme features low-profile tires, five-spoke aluminum wheels, special
Xtreme badging, deep-tint windows and color-keyed body cladding. It sits
a bit lower to the ground for that smooth, cruising appeal.
Performance
The engine inside the 2004 Chevy Blazer is a 4.3-liter Vortec V6. It churns
out 190 horsepower at 4400 rpm and 250 lb-ft of torque at 2800 rpm. Four-door
Blazers have standard 4-speed automatic transmission, while two-door models
receive 5-speed manual. 2WD and 4WD configurations are both available.
The Xtreme and ZR2 are two models that take on and off-road driving to
new heights. The Xtreme has a low stance, Z87 sport suspension and a heavy-duty
trailer hitch to maximize paved street driving.
For off-road junkies, the ZR2 is perfect. It has a special wide stance
chassis and a raised ride height, heavy-duty suspension, Bilstein shocks,
heavy-duty differential gears and axles and aggressive fender flares.
Safety and Security
In addition to its standard antilock brake system and front-passenger
airbags, the 2004 Chevy Blazer features an optional programmable auto
door lock/unlock feature that allows customers to set the locking and
unlocking functions to their preferences.
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New for the 2004 Chevy Blazer
Four-Door
Blazer:
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Optional
Autotrac 4WD
Optional
steering wheel-mounted radio controls
Added
deluxe overhead console with HomeLink security system
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