Compare Chevy Blazer

Looking for a roomy SUV that accommodates all of your passengers? The Blazer fits your needs perfectly! While both SUVs can seat five passengers easily, the Chevy Blazer makes the fit more comfortable with 107.8 cubic feet of passenger space. The Jeep Cherokee will make space feel tighter with only 103.5 cubic feet. If you're looking to load up the cargo space, the two SUVs tell a similar story. The Blazer's rear seats fold flat to offer up to 64.2 cubic feet of storage space. The best the Jeep Cherokee can do is 54.7 cubic feet of cargo space.

What about features? The Chevy Blazer offers a full assortment of safety options, allowing you to navigate busy roads confidently with features like Rear Seat Reminder and HD Surround Vision. While the Jeep Cherokee offers its own safety package, you won't find any model offered with the two Chevy features.

Looking to hook up a trailer and hit the road? You can include even more cargo when you attach that trailer to the new Chevy Blazer. The new Blazer tows 4,500 pounds when properly equipped with the right towing configuration. Unfortunately, the Nissan Rogue makes towing more difficult - it only allows you to tow up to 1,500 pounds.

Driving on busy roads and through crowded parking lots shouldn't be a stressful experience, but we know that's not always the case. Luckily, the Chevy Blazer offers a full array of driver assistance features to guide you through the toughest situations. The Chevy Safety Assist suite utilizes technology like Forward Collision Alert, Automatic Emergency Braking, Following Distance Indicator, and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning. The system also features Rear Seat Reminder and Teen Driver Technology - the Nissan Rogue, which does offer a safety package, won't include the latter two features.