For 15–16k, there is a lesser mileage SS. I have a few questions regarding the interior quality, deal value, and handling not essential, as I have been driving a base model 98 Dodge Ram for a few years, and it’s just getting older.
I must say, the handling of these SUVs is quite impressive. I’ve noticed that these vehicles have a lower stance compared to the standard trailblazer, along with a stiffer suspension and thicker anti-sway bars.
I think it’s quite uncommon to see the TB SSs. To make a more informed assessment, I would definitely need to see some images, but if it’s in decent condition, I’d buy it. However, you should confirm that it is a genuine SS. Regarding the Trailblazers, I’m not sure, but I am aware that a lot of people attempt to pass off regular Silverados as SSs. In addition, how many kilometers and what year is it? I may be wrong, but $15–$16k seems a little on the low side.
you can get a 2022 Chevy Trailblazer for 16k, give or take. The most common problems with most owners of the TBSS is a faulty oil pan gasket, so make sure tat you get it fixed whenever you decide to buy it
Hello, my brother purchased one for $35,000. He had nothing but issues, so he gave up. He also works as a General Motors mechanic. It sounded like oil leaks and front suspension troubles.
In my experience, TB SSs are a rare sight. I would need to see some images to have a better opinion, but if it’s in good condition, I’d go for it. However, you must ensure that it is a real Social Security number. I’m not sure about the Trailblazers, but I know a lot of people try to pass off regular Silverados as SS. Also, what year is it and how many miles? $15k-16k looks a little low to me, although I could be wrong.