What is the difference between a s10 blazer and an SUV blazer?

Answer 1

The answer depends on what you mean by SUV blazer. GM has manufactured two vehicles with the name Blazer and both were SUVs. The smaller S10/T10 (S denotes 2wd and T denotes 4wd) Blazers were built on GM's small truck platform. A larger SUV simply named "Blazer" was built on the full size C/K (C denotes 2wd and K denotes 4wd) truck platform.

In 1995 the full size Blazer was renamed to Tahoe and the S10/T10 designation was dropped from the smaller SUV. This change was in name only; the "Tahoe" continued to be built on the full size platform, and the new "Blazer" continued to be built on the small truck platform.

Generally when this question is asked, it is in reference to the 1995+ Blazer models due to confusion caused by some sources referring to them as S10 Blazers while others refer to them as just Blazers. In reference to 1995+ Blazers, there is no difference in a S10/T10 Blazer and Blazer. Prior to 1995, as stated above, the differences are substantial.