Chevrolet Blazer vs Jeep Grand Cherokee

Both SUVs offer modern driver-assistance technologies, but the Blazer focuses on combining safety with a more premium and connected driving experience.

With the Chevrolet Blazer, you'll find Chevrolet Safety Assist comes standard with key driver-assistance features that include Adaptive Cruise Control, HD Surround Vision, Rear Camera Mirror, and Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking. It also has a large, easy-to-use infotainment touchscreen with available wireless smartphone integration, a premium Bose audio system, and connected vehicle services.

The Honda CR-V offers Honda Sensing and strong safety technology, but the Blazer's available surround-view camera system and upscale technology features help create a more premium ownership experience for those in Orange, MA.

The Chevrolet Blazer was inspired by the Chevrolet brand's performance lineup and features aggressive styling that gives it a distinct advantage over the more conservative-looking CR-V. You see it clearly with its bold, athletic stance and front end inspired by the Camaro. It has features like an RS appearance package and sports available 20-inch and 21-inch wheel designs.

The Honda CR-V prioritizes practicality, while the Blazer delivers the kind of head-turning appearance that many SUV shoppers are looking for today.

While the Honda CR-V starts at a lower price point,  the Chevrolet Blazer delivers greater value for buyers seeking a larger SUV with stronger performance and more premium styling. With the Blazer, you get more horsepower and torque, higher towing capacity, larger dimensions, and sportier styling.