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  The Chevrolet Blazer is a sport-utility vehicle that was offered in a variety of sizes and trim lines in the years between its introduction in 1983 and its replacement by the Trailblazer model in 2006. One of the most popular of all Blazer designs, the full-size Blazer, featured a number of options that could be purchased to meet the preferences and financial considerations of the buyer.
  
  

Vanity Options

• The full-size Chevrolet Blazer came customizable with a myriad of vanity options that were offered separately from the features that came standard. Some of the options that were available included privacy glass, roof rack, 16-inch alloy wheels and a power glass sunroof. In addition, the full-size Chevy Blazer offered an auto-dim rear view mirror, leather steering wheel trim, steering wheel audio controls and illuminated vanity mirrors and a universal remote transmitter. These options were available at an additional cost at the time of order.
  
  

Color Options

• The full-size Chevrolet Blazer was available in a variety of interior and exterior color options that changed over the years. Traditional external color options included black, dark cherry red, victory red, summit white, indigo blue, metallic blue, sandalwood, dark green and white pewter. Special colors were available at the time of purchase, which could be customized to suit the tastes of the buyer and were available for an additional charge. While the external color options offered a variety of shades to choose from, the internal colors offered on the full-size Chevy Blazer were limited to graphite and metallic gray.
  
  

Safety Options

• Being a sport-utility vehicle, the full-size Chevrolet Blazer came with a wide variety of safety options that could be customized to fit the needs of the buyer. Some features came standard on later models and included four-wheel antilock brake system, passenger side airbags and disengaged airbags, which could be powered on by implementing the airbag control feature. Additional features that were available at an additional charge included front fog driving lights, a protective engine block heating system and a special trunk-releasing system, which was designed to release automatically in an emergency.