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Agreed, plus at the end of the day its still a Chevy Trailblazer
but it isn't that bad of an suv until you see the interior
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i never liked the look of it. i always thought they were extremely ugly. especially the envoy that has that weird rear retractable roof
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A friend of mine had a TBSS and it was super fast in a straight line but corners it was pretty sloppy. The grand cherokee srt8 on the other hand is a very good suv. Its even faster then the TBSS in straight line and has a lot better handling.

the srt8 isn't doing what Jeep's are meant to do though, which is off-roading. so it kinda takes the soul of a suv out of it...
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The V8 in the trailblazer can't hide the fact that the SUV as a whole is a huge pile of sh!t. It is fast, but they are notorious for blowing out rear differentials if you use the V8 like it was meant to be used. The interior is horrible.....full of the cheap GM plastic that I'm happy to say is being phased out on new designs.
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6.3 0-60

cant handle for shit though
On the straight line they beat my 3.0i many times, but when it come to corners and turns i seen them end up in the dicht.
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Agreed, plus at the end of the day its still a Chevy Trailblazer
it is just upgraded plastic.
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but it isn't that bad of an suv until you see the interior
True! check out the caddi CTS-V if you get the chance that car is unbelievable.
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True! check out the caddi CTS-V if you get the chance that car is unbelievable.

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A friend of mine had a TBSS and it was super fast in a straight line but corners it was pretty sloppy. The grand cherokee srt8 on the other hand is a very good suv. Its even faster then the TBSS in straight line and has a lot better handling.
I had a good drive of a SRT8 (well, I had it for a week) and it terms of steering and handling it's way short of even a non-sport E53.
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True! check out the caddi CTS-V if you get the chance that car is unbelievable.
Yes, I have seen that monster. It's looks fantastic! Can't wait to see how fast the next gen m5 will be to beat the cts-v
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