1996 Chevrolet Blazer review from North America

Nothing major, other than typical wear and tear, i.e, tires, brakes, A/C recharge. Its going to happen with a vehicle.

Wear and tear happens to a vehicle. It sounds like you got a lemon, so, if you kept the vehicle after, having it 7,500 miles of usage, the car was junk. Why would you keep it for another 2000+ miles? You invested more than you should. Or, perhaps you aren't being very honest with this. Maybe you don't take care of your vehicles. New or not, things can go wrong, and they probably will. Its like they've said before, a vehicle is the most expensive investment you'll ever make. choose wisely. If you don't want to go with Chevy, than maybe you should go foreign, because that's the next best thing youll find. It has nothing to do with American pride, it has to do with preference. I wouldn't knock a vehicle you didn't look into very much before purchasing. If this vehicle was as new as you claim to have purchased it, you had a warranty with it. So, how much money did you really invest, compared to how much the dealership? I had my mother get a Dodge Stratus from a dealer. Things kept going wrong, kept bringing it back under warranty. After five times in two months, they gave her a new vehicle. check your lemon laws, or take better care of your vehicles. If you want to have new, then, well, keep it running. Don't let things "just go".