Chevy Blazer vs. Dodge Durango

Both the Blazer and the Durango are large SUVs, there’s no doubt. However, they differ in the number of seats they offer. The Chevy has five seating appointments, while the Dodge has room for up to seven. While the additional seating is beneficial for drivers in need of more passenger space, the 5-seat configuration on the Chevy allows for more trunk space!

• Chevy Blazer Trunk Capacity: 30.5 cubic feet
• Dodge Durango Trunk Capacity: 17.2 cubic feet

The Blazer’s generous trunk space adds flexibility to your travels.

Parking the Blazer and the Durango side by side demonstrates that they’re sized differently. We took out the measuring tape to further prove this notion:

The Durango is clearly larger than the Blazer, which is a plus if you need growing space for your family. However, the Chevy’s smaller wheelbase and length allow drivers to experience agility and uncompromised space without the added bulk. Which model will you choose?

Pulling out of a parking spot and driving on the highway can be tricky. However, the Chevy and the Dodge are determined to help you feel like a pro in either scenario with their brand-specific versions of these available features:

These features use sensors and cameras to keep an eye on the spots you can’t see.

Although these SUVs share those available features in common, it’s the Chevy Blazer that comes out victorious thanks to Chevy Safety Assist. This standard safety suite includes:

The Dodge Durango is available with a few similar systems, although it doesn’t come with a standard safety suite.

The cockpits of the Chevy and the Dodge are very similar. They both have 8-inch standard touchscreen displays, which show available navigation and your infotainment in crisp graphics. Plus, both models support Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™, so you can indulge in your favorite entertainment on the road.

Both SUVs also share voice command features that allow you to place hands-free calls or request an action without taking your hands off the wheel. However, this feature is standard on the Blazer and only available with an upgrade on the Durango.

Despite their various matching technologies, only the Chevy Blazer has Teen Driver. This helpful technology allows you to activate customizable vehicle settings, limit certain features, and automatically turn on safety systems to help promote better driving behavior and habits in your new driver.

Plus, an in-vehicle report card is available to help you further coach the young driver in your family.