I am now starting to look for a new vehicle i need it to be 4wd or AWD because my job is about 1 hour away and if the weather is bad my car might not make it. So i want something that can pull stuff which includes jet ski/boat or a car. The SRT8 is my least favorite for my self to actually buy just because you need to do some modifications for it to pull stuff and its pulling capacity is still somewhat low. The TrailBlazer is a little better of both. The sierra would need to have 6.2l engine in it. Please give me any sort of insight on which one would be best. i dont care about ford is better none of that stuff tell me of these three.

Thanks in advance
also if there are any other vehicles that are like these and in about the same price range you can let me know about those as well

sierra....cause the other two have nothing to do with what you want.

RIP monthly gas bill if you live an hour away with any of those vehicles

Jeep cuz jeep, and srt8.

i have a different vehicle to dd that gets good mpgs

This post was edited by BlackStang on Jun 21 2014 11:19pm

So wait...if you just want a vehicle for the occasional bad weather/trip to the lake then why not just buy something older and save money? not saying 05-06 is new but a 2000-ish z71 silverado accomplished the same end result for less.

and considering you say the weather is bad enough to keep you from even making it there i'm assuming it's in your interest to get something a bit more disposable anyways.

no the current car i have is a 2002 grand prix and i want a nice vehicle that i can drive around in and like i said when the roads are really bad take to work if im worried about it not getting there.

so you are or are not looking to tow stuff?

and like i said the nicer and newer the vehicle is the worse it will be if those bad road conditions end up causing you to wreck. i mean its your money but you said it was for occasional use only which is why a few years older should of been irrelevant.

if you aren't going to be towing just get an AWD car and then you get a better controlling car in bad weather but don't have to deal with the mpg issue that comes with a fat heavy 4x4 truck.

Is there a None option

Why would the sierra need the 6.2L? Just wondering.