Shop used Chevrolet Blazer SUVs for sale in St. Louis, MO at Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur. The Chevrolet Blazer is a stylish two-row midsize SUV for drivers who want more road presence and passenger room than many smaller crossovers while still maintaining everyday maneuverability.
A pre-owned Blazer can be a strong choice for commuters, couples, families, road-trip travelers and drivers who want an SUV with sport-inspired styling, available all-wheel drive and useful cargo flexibility.
Depending on model year and trim, shoppers may encounter Blazer 2LT, 3LT, RS, Premier and other configurations with different engines, drivetrains, technology and comfort features.
Used Blazer inventory changes frequently as vehicles are traded, acquired and sold. Use the live inventory on this page for current pricing, mileage, equipment and availability.
Weber Chevrolet serves used Blazer shoppers throughout St. Louis, Creve Coeur, Chesterfield, Ballwin, Maryland Heights, Kirkwood, St. Charles, St. Peters, O’Fallon, Florissant and surrounding Missouri communities.
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The Blazer occupies an interesting position within Chevrolet’s SUV lineup. It provides more size and visual presence than smaller crossovers while remaining more manageable than a three-row Traverse, Tahoe or Suburban.
Depending on model year and trim, a used Chevrolet Blazer may offer:
A used Blazer can be particularly appealing to:
Trim structures have changed across model years, but used Blazer shoppers may encounter:
The 2LT trim can provide a strong entry point into the Blazer lineup for shoppers who want midsize SUV space and styling without moving directly into the highest trim levels.
A used Blazer 2LT can be attractive to:
Depending on model year, 3LT models may add additional comfort, technology and convenience equipment.
The Blazer RS is one of the most recognizable versions of the SUV and can appeal strongly to shoppers who prioritize aggressive styling.
Depending on model year and equipment, RS versions may offer:
Premier models on qualifying years can appeal to shoppers who want more premium interior materials and additional comfort technology.
Drivetrain can be one of the most important decisions when shopping for a used Blazer.
AWD Blazer models can be attractive to Missouri drivers who want additional traction for rain, winter weather and changing road conditions.
When evaluating a used AWD Blazer, inspect:
Not for every St. Louis driver.
A front-wheel-drive Blazer paired with good tires can work well for many drivers. AWD can provide an additional advantage in certain low-traction conditions but does not replace appropriate tires or safe driving.
Prepare a used Blazer for winter by checking:
Blazer powertrain offerings have varied by model year.
Used shoppers may encounter different engine choices depending on the age and trim of the vehicle.
Always verify the exact engine installed in the specific Blazer you are considering.
Certain Blazer model years and trims may offer V6 power.
A V6-equipped Blazer may appeal to shoppers who prioritize:
Blazer can work well as an everyday vehicle because it combines SUV cargo flexibility with a size that remains manageable for suburban driving.
Daily drivers should evaluate:
For commuters using I-64, I-270, Olive Boulevard or other St. Louis-area routes, the Blazer can provide a comfortable alternative to smaller compact crossovers.
Highway commuters should pay attention to:
A used Blazer can work well for families that only need two rows of seating.
Family shoppers should evaluate:
Couples may appreciate having more cargo and passenger room than a compact crossover without moving to a three-row SUV.
Drivers downsizing from a Tahoe, Suburban or Traverse may appreciate the Blazer’s two-row layout and easier everyday maneuverability.
A midsize two-row SUV can provide a useful combination of highway comfort and luggage space.
Road-trip buyers may prioritize:
Blazer provides crossover-style rear cargo access and foldable rear seating.
The cargo area can be useful for:
The hatchback-style cargo area can make loading pets and pet equipment easier than using a conventional sedan trunk.
A Blazer can provide room for camping gear and passengers while available AWD can be useful for certain travel conditions.
Certain properly equipped Chevrolet Blazer models can tow.
Towing capability can vary based on:
Always verify the exact vehicle’s towing rating before purchasing it for a specific boat, camper or utility trailer.
A properly configured Blazer may be suitable for certain lighter boats and trailers.
Calculate total loaded trailer weight, including:
For camping trailers, use the actual loaded trailer weight instead of relying only on dry weight.
Many later-model Blazer SUVs provide compatible smartphone integration.
Remote start can be especially convenient during hot St. Louis summers and cold Missouri winter mornings.
Heated seating may be available on qualifying trims and option packages.
Certain premium Blazer trims may include ventilated front seating depending on model year.
Leather or upgraded seating materials may be available on higher trims.
A power liftgate can make loading groceries, luggage and other cargo more convenient.
Backup camera technology can make maneuvering and parking easier.
Blind-zone monitoring may be available on qualifying Blazer models.
Depending on year and equipment, features may include:
Verify the equipment installed on the exact vehicle rather than assuming every Blazer has the same safety systems.
Older or higher-mileage Blazer models may occasionally appear below $20,000 depending on market conditions and inventory.
A budget below $25,000 may provide additional model-year or trim choices depending on current inventory.
Some used Blazer SUVs may fall into the under-$30,000 category depending on trim, mileage and model year.
Shoppers can also browse Weber Chevrolet’s used cars, trucks and SUVs under $30,000 for additional affordable options.
Moving slightly above $30,000 may open additional late-model, lower-mileage or higher-trim Blazer choices depending on market conditions.
Low mileage can be attractive but should be considered along with:
It can be.
A well-maintained higher-mileage vehicle may provide better value than a lower-mileage example with poor maintenance history.
There is no universal mileage cutoff.
Evaluate:
One-owner history can provide useful context, but it should not replace a careful inspection.
A thorough inspection should include:
During your test drive, pay attention to:
Check:
Matching tires are especially important on AWD vehicles.
Listen for grinding or squealing and watch for pedal vibration or vehicle pulling.
Vehicles used in the St. Louis region may have been exposed to winter road treatments.
Inspect:
Helpful service records can include:
This is one of the most important Chevrolet SUV comparisons.
Trax is much more focused on affordability and compact dimensions, while Blazer targets shoppers wanting a larger and more performance-oriented two-row SUV.
Tahoe is a full-size truck-based SUV with three rows and substantially greater towing and passenger capability.
Blazer can be a better fit for shoppers who do not need that size.
Blazer and Ford Edge can both appeal to shoppers looking for a two-row midsize crossover.
Compare:
Both serve buyers who want two-row midsize SUV space rather than a compact crossover.
Grand Cherokee may appeal more strongly to shoppers wanting traditional Jeep capability, while Blazer can appeal to buyers prioritizing sporty road-oriented styling and Chevrolet ownership.
Both can provide comfortable two-row midsize crossover transportation.
Depending on model year, buyers may compare Blazer and Santa Fe for midsize SUV passenger and cargo needs.
Blazer and Acadia can overlap for some used-SUV shoppers, though their exact size, seating and equipment differ by model year.
Both offer sport-oriented Chevrolet styling, but Blazer is the larger SUV.
Weber Chevrolet’s Finance Center provides financing resources for qualifying used-SUV shoppers.
Financing can depend on:
There is no universal down-payment amount that is right for every shopper.
A larger down payment can potentially reduce:
Monthly payment depends on:
Compare total financing cost rather than payment alone.
A qualifying trade can potentially reduce the amount you need to finance.
Start with Weber Chevrolet’s online trade-in value tool.
Drivers who want more size, stronger performance options or sportier styling may trade an Equinox toward a Blazer.
Drivers who no longer need three rows may downsize from Traverse into a two-row Blazer.
Drivers who no longer need full-size SUV dimensions may find the Blazer easier to manage for daily use.
Yes. A qualifying Ford, Jeep, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, GMC, Kia, Hyundai or other vehicle can potentially be traded toward a used Chevrolet Blazer.
Weber Chevrolet’s Chevrolet Service Center can assist with qualifying Blazer maintenance and repair.
Common services may include:
Weber Chevrolet’s Chevrolet Parts Center can help identify compatible maintenance, repair and accessory components for qualifying Blazer SUVs.
Parts and accessories may include:
Weber Chevrolet is located at 12015 Olive Blvd, Creve Coeur, MO 63141.
Chesterfield shoppers can browse current used Blazer inventory online before visiting nearby Weber Chevrolet.
Ballwin-area shoppers can compare used Blazer trims, estimate a trade and explore financing online.
Maryland Heights shoppers have convenient access to Weber Chevrolet’s pre-owned Chevrolet inventory in nearby Creve Coeur.
Kirkwood shoppers can browse used Blazer inventory and begin trade and financing steps online.
St. Charles shoppers can research current used Blazer availability online before traveling to Weber Chevrolet.
St. Peters-area shoppers can compare used midsize Chevrolet SUVs online from home.
O’Fallon shoppers can browse Blazer inventory, estimate trade value and explore financing before visiting.
Florissant-area shoppers can begin their used Blazer search online before visiting Weber Chevrolet.
Weber Chevrolet’s Creve Coeur location serves used-SUV shoppers throughout West County, including Chesterfield, Ballwin, Town and Country, Des Peres, Frontenac, Maryland Heights and surrounding communities.
Weber Chevrolet combines Chevrolet-focused vehicle knowledge with changing pre-owned inventory, financing resources, trade-in tools, service and parts support.
Used Blazer shoppers can use Weber Chevrolet to:
If you are still comparing Chevrolet SUVs, visit Weber Chevrolet’s Used Chevrolet Vehicles for Sale in St. Louis pillar.
Browse current Blazer inventory, estimate your trade and explore financing before visiting Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur.
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Weber Chevrolet offers pre-owned Chevrolet inventory from its Creve Coeur location serving St. Louis and West County.
Blazer can be a strong choice for shoppers who want a sporty two-row midsize SUV with useful cargo space, available AWD and multiple trim choices.
Yes. AWD Chevrolet Blazer models may be available depending on current inventory and configuration.
2LT can emphasize value, 3LT can add convenience equipment, RS emphasizes sportier styling and Premier on qualifying model years provides more premium-oriented equipment.
Certain Blazer model years and trims may use a V6 engine. Verify the exact engine installed in each vehicle.
Used Blazer SUVs below $30,000 may be available depending on model year, mileage, trim and current inventory.
Blazer provides a larger and more sport-oriented two-row SUV experience, while Equinox emphasizes compact-SUV practicality and easier maneuverability.
Blazer is larger and more performance-oriented, while Trailblazer is a smaller compact crossover that can be easier to park.
Choose Blazer if two rows are enough. Traverse is generally better for buyers who need three-row passenger capacity.
Certain properly equipped Blazer models can tow, but capability depends on model year, engine, drivetrain and factory equipment. Verify the exact vehicle’s rating.
Not automatically. Maintenance history, previous use and mechanical condition can be as important as mileage.
Inspect engine and transmission operation, brakes, tires, suspension, cooling system, AWD where equipped, climate control, electronics and maintenance history.
Financing may be available for qualifying buyers and vehicles through Weber Chevrolet’s Finance Center.
Yes. A qualifying car, truck or SUV can potentially be traded toward a used Chevrolet Blazer.
Weber Chevrolet can assist with qualifying Blazer maintenance and repair through its Chevrolet Service Center.
Weber Chevrolet’s Parts Center can help identify compatible maintenance, repair and accessory components for qualifying Blazer SUVs.
Yes. Used inventory changes as vehicles are traded, acquired and sold, so live listings should be used for current availability.
Weber Chevrolet is located at 12015 Olive Blvd in Creve Coeur, Missouri.