Chevy Blazer vs Ford Bronco

You may enjoy a more commanding ride in the RAV4. Its standard 2.5L 4-cylinder engine delivers a robust 203 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque. The CR-V, on the other hand, falls short with only 190 horsepower and 179 lb-ft of torque from its base engine.

First impressions matter, and you can make yours in the Chevy Blazer with one of the following eight exterior color options:

• Radiant Red Tintcoat
• Sterling Gray Metallic
• Black
• Iridescent Pearl Tricoat
• Red Hot
• Copper Bronze Metallic
• Summit White
• Riptide Blue Metallic

Unfortunately, in the Ford Bronco, you’ll be limited to only five exterior colors, which lie in the gray- and green-tone color families.

In addition to choosing the best exterior color, you’ll also need to be certain your SUV has the measurements that fit your driving style.

As you can see, the Bronco is larger overall, but is bigger necessarily better? A wider and longer car is harder to navigate through rush hour traffic or park on bustling city streets. A narrower wheelbase, like the one in the Blazer, also helps a car be nimbler and more flexible in its handling.

In the Blazer and the Bronco, you’ll be treated to easy-on-the-eyes displays that measure over 10 inches! These screens serve as your infotainment hub, providing convenience for your trips, like getting directions to your date’s favorite restaurant.

Both models also support wireless Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™. These integrations make pairing your smartphone easy and convenient. In fact, once you get inside either SUV and power it up, your phone will automatically connect to the infotainment system. No cable needed!

Through your center display in the Chevy Blazer, you’ll also be able to access standard Teen Driver. This feature provides a report card of your new driver’s driving habits so you can work together to keep them safer. It also mutes the music until their seatbelt is buckled so their priorities are in order.

This feature isn’t found in the competition, so you may not want your teen to borrow your Bronco.

No matter which SUV you choose, you’ll be treated to the following advanced safety systems:

• Forward Collision Alert
• Front Pedestrian Braking
• Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert
• Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert

From detecting an upcoming frontal collision to helping you change lanes with greater confidence, these features will make driving the Blazer or the Bronco as safe as possible.

For even greater protection, add on Rear Park Assist to your Chevy Blazer. This feature keeps an eye on the rear of your car and alerts you when you’re too close to an obstacle. You’ll have to keep an extra eye out yourself in the Bronco, though, since a comparable feature isn’t available.