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Image via Flickr by foilman Sushi is a staple in the Pacific Northwest, and Burien has its fair share of sushi-lovers. But where do they go for the best sushi in Burien? At Burien Chevrolet, we love sushi as well and these are our top 3 sushi restaurants in town. Sushi Maki Sushi Maki is arguably the most popular sushi restaurant in Burien, but you wouldn't know it from its outward appearance, or even at first glance when you walk in the door. This unassuming storefront hides a treasure-trove of delicious Japanese cuisine. Their specialty is rolls and you can find the traditional rolls, such as California and Rainbow, as well as their own unique sushi roll creations. For those who love sushi, however, this is where Sushi Maki steps up their game. The maguro, nigiri, and hamachi are all fan favorites, made from the freshest ingredients possible. Even inexperienced sushi connoisseurs enjoy the buttery taste and texture of their salmon. Be sure to enjoy a cold, imported Japanese beer with your dinner at this affordable Burien sushi spot. Oishi Sushi While Sushi Maki focuses on the finer foods prepared for later meals, you'll find lunchtime specialties at Oishi Sushi. With a unique blend of traditional with contemporary, much like Burien itself, you'll find bento boxes and fresh ramen served alongside their delicious sushi. Oh, and you can't forget the miso soup, a local favorite that has many customers coming back. The restaurant space is small, so you'll want to call ahead, especially if you have a large party. On busy nights, you may need to wait a bit for your food. However, once it gets to your table or you've gotten home with your to-go order, you'll realize the wait was worth it. Oishi Sushi chefs take the presentation of your sushi order seriously and, in addition to a plate of sushi, you get a plate of artwork. Wabi-Sabi The name of this Burien sushi restaurant was inspired by a type of Japanese art that focuses on the elegance found in natural simplicity. The chefs here keep to that philosophy when preparing not only some of the best sushi in Burien but also their bento boxes and udon dishes. The atmosphere in the dining room is intimate and cozy while still a prime example of the natural and simple elegance that Wabi-Sabi emulates in their food. For them, a meal isn't just about nourishment of the body, but also the soul, and it's evident as soon as you walk in the door. Whether you have reservations at Sushi Maki as a date with your significant other or you just want to go somewhere unique and fun for a lunch-time meeting, arriving there in style is important. After all, sushi is an elegant food. Burien Chevrolet has a vast inventory of vehicles, so stop by and choose the one you'll take to your favorite sushi bar next time. Then stop by after to let us know how great the sushi was, or better yet, bring some for us to try, too!

When it arrives in showrooms in Spring 2020, the 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer will provide a uniquely youthful, yet functional alternative to the fast-growing small SUV segment. Like Chevrolet’s latest line of SUVs, the Trailblazer features a bold front fascia and sports car-inspired rear design. The ACTIV trim package amplifies this sporty style with a two-tone roof, unique front and rear fascia and dual exhaust, along with sport terrain tires and suspension tuning enhancements. “Slotting between the Trax and Equinox, the addition of the Trailblazer provides us with a great opportunity to expand the Chevy SUV family to new audiences,” said Steve Majoros, director of Chevrolet passenger car and crossover marketing. “With the new ACTIV trim, plus the sporty RS trim, we can appeal to customers’ varying active lifestyles.” Design Stands Out from Competition The all-new Trailblazer has a character of its own, bringing a bold and expressive look to the segment, and a new level of personalization. “The Trailblazer doesn’t simply let customers express their personal style. It encourages it with uniquely styled trims that allow buyers to select a vehicle that reflects their lifestyle,” said Stuart Norris, design director of global Chevrolet compact SUVs. “Its design is bold, confident and full of personality.” The Trailblazer’s exterior styling, which follows in the theme set by the Chevy Blazer, features Chevy’s signature dual-port grille, which gives its face a multilayered, dimensional appearance. The accent bar is integrated with the headlamps, helping to visually widen its stance, while a simulated front skidplate adds a sense of strength. ACTIV trim Trailblazers feature a new interpretation of the signature dual-port grille, with a larger opening for a more rugged look. The RS trim features a performance-inspired mesh grille with black Chevy bowtie and unique front splitter elements to define its sporty demeanor. The side profile includes taut bodyside lines, a sleek roofline and a bold hood shape to accentuate the Trailblazer’s youthful character. RS and ACTIV trim models boost the visual appeal with standard two-tone roofs. Large, wraparound taillamps seamlessly span the liftgate and bodyside, which adds to the visual width of the Trailblazer, providing a more planted look. Inside, the Trailblazer features a driver-focused, dual-cockpit interior design with an integrated center stack. High-quality finishes and stitching are customized to allow for different appearances at each trim level. The center console provides several storage options with up to 3.5 liters of open storage and 4.4 liters of storage under the armrest, as well as dual cupholders. Suite of Standard Safety and Driver Assistance Features All Trailblazer trims come with a comprehensive list of standard active safety and driver assistance features2, including: Forward Collision Alert Automatic Emergency Braking Front Pedestrian Braking IntelliBeam Headlamps (Auto High Beam Assist) Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning Rear Vision Camera Teen Driver Rear Seat Reminder3 OnStar4 Additional optional active safety and driver assistance features 2 include: Adaptive Cruise Control - Camera Rear Park Assist Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert Rear Cross Traffic Alert HD Rear Vision Camera ACTIV Tuned for Off-Road Use Trailblazer ACTIV is equipped with unique tires and shock tuning. The ACTIV dampers are tuned to enhance vehicle performance and ride comfort when traveling on gravel roads.  The Hankook Sport Terrain 17-inch tires feature an aggressive shoulder design and an all-season tread pattern. The front fascia on Trailblazer ACTIV has been revised with the lower section designed for improved ground clearance. Additional exterior differentiation includes two-tone roof, standard roof rails and trapezoid-shaped exhaust tips. Connectivity and Functionality The Trailblazer will feature Chevy’s latest infotainment system 5, providing the ability to use two Bluetooth-paired phones 6 concurrently, which enables passengers in the vehicle to use their cellphones hands-free or the driver to use multiple phones hands-free. The audio system has available wireless Apple CarPlay 7 and Android Auto8 connectivity and available SiriusXM with 360L 9, featuring exclusive content, including commercial-free music, interviews, shows and performances. The system even learns customer preferences and shares recommendations based on listening habits. SiriusXM with 360L delivers both a satellite and streaming listening experience with more SiriusXM channels than ever before in the vehicle, plus the ability to make on-demand programming choices. The Trailblazer features 40/60 split folding second row seats, which enables the vehicle to accommodate objects up to 8.5 feet long. Overall storage capacity is rated up to 54.4cubic feet 10 with the second row folded. For additional convenience, an available hands-free liftgate, with logo projection improves ease of loading and unloading cargo. Power and AWD Confidence Powered by either a 1.2L turbo or 1.3L turbo engine, the Trailblazer will deliver up to 155 horsepower. Both engines are mated with a standard Continuously Variable Transmission with selectable stop/start capability. A nine-speed automatic transmission is also available on Trailblazers equipped with the 1.3L engine and all-wheel drive. The Trailblazer is available with Chevy’s selectable AWD, also found in the Blazer and Traverse. Selectable AWD allows drivers to decide whether to activate their AWD system in off-road or inclement weather situations, or to deactivate when AWD performance is not required, to achieve improved fuel economy. Drive modes on front-wheel drive models include: Normal: Tailored for daily commuting and focused on ride comfort Snow: Provides more progressive throttle input for improved vehicle acceleration on snow- and ice-covered roads Sport: Modifies steering effort and shifting for a sportier feel and response AWD models add unique calibrations for more rear-wheel torque at lower speeds to improve the driving experience on moderately steep and unpaved surfaces. The Trailblazer is expected to arrive in U.S. showrooms in spring 2020. Specific trim and option pricing details will be announced closer to launch.

Image via Flickr by Daquella Manera Has the baby bump become uncomfortable and the big day could be any day? There are likely countless tasks running through your mind about preparing this or finishing that, but preparing for the drive to the hospital shouldn't be overlooked. Keep the following in mind as you prepare for a safe drive to the hospital. Practice the Route in Advance There may be several ways to get to the hospital and it's important to know all of them well. Choose the fastest or easiest route as Route A and only deviate from this route if there are problems such as construction or an accident. Know Route B and Route C just as well as you know Route A. Practice all hospital routes often. If you always practice your route at the same time of day, you may not realize that there is heavy traffic in the evenings, for example, and that the route isn't ideal at specific times. Practice driving these routes on different days of the week at all different times so you know what to expect on the big day. Prepare Your Vehicle Preparing to leave for the hospital isn't only about having that “hospital bag” sitting next to the door; your vehicle should also be just as prepared. When on your way home from any errands, always stop to fill up for gas. Even if you didn't go very far, you always want to top off. You can also have comfort items already in the car so they are ready when you are. Comfort items to bring might be a favorite pillow, a soft blanket, or even a playlist that was prepared in advance. Have a Friend Ready to Go You will most likely have a few minutes from the time you start feeling contractions or your water breaks to the time you leave for the hospital. Have some phone numbers for friends or family who can be on standby ready to assist with the drive to the hospital. This additional person can help start the group notification chat and help the driver with directions should unforeseen traffic pop up. They can also help mom-to-be get through contractions and concerns, keeping the driver's attention on the road to help get to the hospital safely. Drive Deliberately and Slowly Labor rarely progresses so quickly that you should rush to the hospital, increasing the risk of a car accident. You're more likely to get there in time and safely if you slow down. Be sure to put your hazard lights on so others know you are going slow. Another way to alert drivers to your cautiousness is to have a pre-made sign put up in the back window to let them know the good news! Another way to make sure the growing family gets to the hospital safely and comfortably is to invest in a new vehicle. The right family car will be there for you as you leave the hospital with your bundle of joy as well as when you leave that child at school for the first time. Burien Chevrolet has the perfect family car for you. Stop by and test drive one today.

There is no reason to wait for Black Friday to get Black Friday deals at Burien Chevrolet! Because we are having Black Friday deals ALL of November! It is the time of year when we need to move those 2019 models while it's still 2019...which means incredible savings for you! We are talking more than $10,000 off in some cases. See all our Specials online, but check out some of our sweet deals below and be sure to stop by Burien Toyota to go for a test drive! *Prices for vehicles as equipped do not include charges such as: License, Title, Registration Fees, State or Local Taxes, Finance Charges, Credit Investigation, Optional Credit Insurance, Physical Damage or Liability Insurance, Delivery Fees, or a negotiable $150 Documentary Fee. All photos on website for illustration purposes only. Where actual vehicle photos are not available, stock image representations may be displayed. Prototype features or options may be displayed. Dealership makes no representations, expressed or implied, to any actual or prospective purchaser or owner of vehicles as to the existence, ownership, accuracy, description or condition of vehicles' listed equipment, accessories, price or any warranties. Prices may include dealer installed options. Any and all differences must be addressed prior to the sales transaction. With approved credit. Must qualify for all applicable rebates. All offers include GM trade-in assistance discount. Must trade 2010 or newer vehicle. Restrictions apply. See dealer for details. 0% APR for 72 months for qualified buyers. Monthly payment is $13.89 for every $1000 you finance. Example down payment: 18%. Some customers will not qualify. Take delivery by 12-02-2019. See Dealer for details.

Image via Flickr by Sam & Sophie Images Planning a birthday party for your child allows you to celebrate their special day, while helping them have fun with their friends. As you're deciding where to host their next party, take a look at some of the local spots that offer birthday party packages and plenty of fun for kids of all ages. The Jungle Gym The Jungle Gym is an indoor play spot in Burien offering a wide range of activities for children. Kids can bounce, zip, climb, swing, roll, flip, and have a blast on the indoor rock wall, soft bounce houses, and gymnastics equipment. The company will also help you host a stress-free and fun birthday party where guests can go through an obstacle course, use the zipline, swing on a trapeze, and enjoy free play. When you reserve a room, you'll get private use of the space for an hour and 45 minutes. It will be set up with festive decorations and the team will take care of the cleanup. You can bring any food you want to enjoy during the party or receive a discount on pizza from a nearby parlor. Extras include a jungle bounce house, dancing mascots, and filled pinatas. iFly If you have an adventure-seeking child, check out iFly Seattle, which is about 12 miles from Burien. A party at this location will surely be one to remember, as the guests will experience body flight while indoor skydiving. Highly trained and certified coaches will instruct each guest on how to hold their body and participate in the activity safely and, after the instruction, your child and their friends can take part in a memorable skydiving experience. Additional flight enhancements are available as part of the party package such as a high flight, which will allow each participant to fly much higher in the chamber. You can also add catered food, cake, ice cream, drinks, an audio system with music or a live DJ, party favors, decorations, and a private party room with audio and video capabilities. For a thrilling party, make sure to check out iFly Seattle. Wiggle Works Kids For younger children, check out Wiggle Works Kids in nearby Bellevue. This location features an indoor playground designed for children who measure under 48-inches in height, so it's a fun spot to host a toddler's birthday party. Party packages include admission for up to 15 guests and the birthday boy or girl, unlimited playtime on the moving playscape, exclusive use of the private party room, two balloon bouquets, and colored paper products and utensils. You'll also have a dedicated party coordinator to assist. If you want to bring your own food, you can do so or, the venue can order pizza for you. Additional options available for purchase include goody bags, pinatas, banners, extra balloons, more playtime, snacks, and festive themed items. Plan an exciting and unique party for your child at one of these locations where you can make sure they have a birthday party to remember. Best of all, you don't have to worry about cleaning up your house in preparation for guests. The venue will take care of all the prep and cleanup for you!

Every area of the country has it's own culture, it's own way of being local. Especially when it comes to the holidays! All of us here at Burien Chevrolet love living in the Pacific Northwest, so if you have family visiting and want to show them a very Puget Sound Thanksgiving, here are some ideas: Don't skip the turkey. But also don't be afraid to add some pink to your table with SALMON. That's right, salmon is a great addition to any Thanksgiving feast. The host shouldn't make the turkey and the fish, so don't be afraid to ask for/offer help! If not a whole salmon with dinner, any kind of salmon dip or appetizer works great, too. Mushrooms. While the scientific survey of us asking around produced few people who actually have mushroom gravy (unlike what this article says), mushrooms as sides or ingredients are very common at the Thanksgiving table in Pacific Northwest. Add them to your sauteed green beans if you want to give them a try! Brussel sprouts. Oh yeah. They may be an acquired taste, but nothing says holiday dinner like steamed brussel sprouts. Or bake them with bacon bits. Don't forget about the sweet potatoes with marshmallows (only native grown and sold, please) and fruits that we have in abundance here in the Pacific Northwest: apples and pears! There are so many ways to incorporate them and it makes your table uniquely local. Go light on the Native American references of Thanksgiving. We love the local Puget Sound Native American communities and understand they may see Thanksgiving differently than the traditional viewpoint. Be prepared for rain. Even if you have a huge backyard, be prepared for all those kiddos to be stuck inside because it will probably rain. Apple Cup! Really, Thanksgiving is just Apple Cup eve. Where are the good little Cougar and Husky fans leave out Thanksgiving leftovers before they go to bed for the football gods and have gravy dreams of their team hoisting the trophy at the end of the most important game of the season. Need some more ideas and even a timeline? This article breaks down what you need to do and how far in advance to make sure everything is done in time for dinner! What are some of your favorite things that make your Thanksgiving uniquely local? We want to hear!

Chevrolet’s most popular special editions, Midnight and Rally, are back with the new 2020 Silverado 1500. Revealed today at the State Fair of Texas, these special editions are another way Chevrolet is offering the perfect truck for every customer, regardless of need. “Customer choice is a competitive advantage for Chevrolet, because no two truck drivers are alike,” said Mark Sobczynski, Silverado marketing manager. “Whether it’s the sinister Midnight Edition or a sporty Rally Edition – special editions offer our customers a custom look direct from the factory that fits their unique personality.” The new 2020 Silverado Midnight and Rally Editions will be available for order next month and will arrive at dealerships later this year. “Whether at auto shows, local car shows or on the road, people turn their heads when they see our special edition trucks,” said Sobczynski. “Our dealers often put these special editions at the front of their lot because they attract people into the store and draw attention to the entire truck lineup.” Off-Road Focused Midnight Edition The Silverado Midnight Edition is offered on the LT Trail Boss and Custom Trail Boss trims, including a 2-inch factory suspension lift and the Z71 Off Road Package with Rancho ® mono-tube off-road shocks, an automatic locking rear differential, skid plates, 18-inch black painted wheels and Goodyear Duratrac off-road tires. The Midnight Edition adds to Trail Boss’ look, but with an all-black approach: black Silverado badging, black grille, black Bowties, black bumpers, black exhaust tips and black off-road assist steps. The all-black appearance is accented by red recovery hooks. The Custom Trail Boss Midnight Edition is available with either a 5.3L V-8 engine with six-speed automatic transmission or 6.2L V-8 engine with 10-speed automatic transmission. The LT Trail Boss Midnight Edition comes exclusively with 6.2L V-8 engine and 10-speed automatic transmission with 420 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft. of torque. The LT Trail Boss Midnight Edition also gets unique High-Intensity LED headlamps with dark bezels and full-curtain signature daytime running lamps. Street-Focused Rally Edition The Silverado Rally Edition is offered on the Custom and RST trims and features a sporty look, available in Black, Red Hot, Silver Ice Metallic or Summit White exterior paint. The street-focused edition includes a body-colored grille, black Rally stripes on the hood and tailgate, black Chevrolet tailgate lettering, black badging, black Bowties, black exhaust tip(s) and black assist steps. The Custom Rally Edition features 20-inch black painted wheels and the 2.7L Turbo engine mated with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The RST Rally Edition includes 22-inch black painted wheels and offers choice in powertrains: a 2.7L Turbo with 8-speed automatic transmission, a 5.3L V-8 with 8-speed automatic transmission or a 6.2L V-8 with 10-speed automatic transmission.

Image via Flickr by smneale Seahurst Park, also known as Ed Munro Park, is a 178-acre park located in Burien, Washington. It features forests and a beach of around 2,000 feet in length with stunning views over the Puget Sound. It's a beautiful place to visit at any time of year and you can return time after time to enjoy the changing seasons. Here are five tips to help you to get the most out of this urban oasis. Opening Hours and Parking The park is open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The lower parking lot is close to the beach and has around 30 parking spots, five of them for handicapped users. The upper lot is much larger, but is a quarter-mile uphill from the beach; if you or anyone with you has mobility issues, you'll need to arrive early to get in the lower lot as it fills up pretty quickly. Make sure to leave before 9 p.m. as the gates are closed promptly. The Beach Most people visit Seahurst Park for the stretch of beach which, typical for the Pacific North West, is mostly gravel and small, rounded stones. Plenty of driftwood gets washed up on the shore, which provides something to sit on as well as treasures for beachcombers. In the summer, the beach is very popular with families and some people even brave the chilly waters of the sound. If you want to enjoy it at quiet times, it's advisable to arrive early morning or in the evenings when the view of the sunset across the Puget Sound is stunning. Facilities Close to the beach are indoor restrooms and a children's playground. Two pavilions are available to rent for parties, as well as picnic tables and grills. Along the beachfront path, you'll find plenty of tables and barbecues where you can enjoy a picnic with family or friends. A shop is generally open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Wildlife Spotting Along the shoreline and in the rock pools, you can see anemones, sea stars, and squirting clams. Seabirds and ducks abound, and, if you're fortunate, you might spot herons and eagles. The forest features sequoias, western hemlock, and towering maples, along with shrubs and wildflowers and berries when they're in season. Watch and listen carefully for woodpeckers, owls, raccoons, and more. Enjoy the Walks For walkers, the Park has a number of walking or running trails that give you the opportunity to exercise and explore. The 1.8-mile Seahurst Park Loop Trail is rated as easy, although the 351-feet change in elevation might challenge novice hikers. The trail starts at the lower parking lot and initially follows the beach before heading onto forest paths and around a deep ravine. The trail has several offshoots for you to investigate. When it's wet, some of the muddier paths have wood planks to make the going easier. Dogs are welcome on a leash. In the park, it's hard to believe that you are so close to the city as the peace and beauty surround you. Take some time out to enjoy this amazing location.

It's back! General Motors' Costco Season of Values event is back. But Burien Chevrolet has the deals!  From the all-new Chevy Blazer to the rock-solid Chevy Silverado truck, most New Chevrolet cars, trucks and SUV's come with the Lifetime Warranty, with 10-years of Roadside Assistance! Be sure to ask your Costco Auto Representative about the Lifetime Warranty good on New Chevrolet models. Call 206.243.5800 or email for our best GM Costco Event pricing, including the Lifetime Warranty: Josh Collier - jcollier@burienchevrolet.com David Burglin - dburglin@burienchevrolet.com Jeff Tongue - jtongue@burienchevrolet.com Robby Guernsey - rguernsey@burienchevrolet.com Or fill out the easy form here. Click for Inventory. In addition, ask us about the GM Supplier Discount. If you are an eligible employee of a GM supplier company, you’ve earned the GM Supplier Discount. It gives you special pricing below MSRP on eligible new Chevrolet vehicles. Combine your discount with most current offers to save even more.  We think you'll find Burien Chevrolet is more than competitive; and the Lifetime Warranty on most New Chevrolet cars, trucks and SUV's is included - with 10-years of roadside assistance! If you’re an active hourly or salaried (full- and part-time) employee of an eligible GM supplier or business associate residing in the United States, you are likely eligible for the GM Supplier Discount. For example, many Microsoft and Boeing employees locally can qualify for the General Motors Supplier Discount at Burien Chevrolet. Ask us for details.  The list of 2020 Chevrolet models eligible for the Supplier Discount includes*: Blazer (excludes FWD base) Bolt EV Camaro Colorado (excludes Base) Equinox (excludes L) Express Impala Malibu (excludes L) Silverado Sonic Spark Suburban Tahoe Traverse (excludes L) Trax See us for a deal you'll feel good about. And thanks for reading! *Restrictions apply. Not all will qualify. Visit, call, email or chat with Burien Chevrolet for details ( Contact Link - there's a chat and text button, if you'd like). Prices for vehicles as equipped do not include charges such as: License, Title, Registration Fees, State or Local Taxes, Finance Charges, Credit Investigation, Optional Credit Insurance, Physical Damage or Liability Insurance, Delivery Fees, or a negotiable $150 Documentary Fee. All photos on website for illustration purposes only. Where actual vehicle photos are not available, stock image representations may be displayed. Prototype features or options may be displayed. Dealership makes no representations, expressed or implied, to any actual or prospective purchaser or owner of vehicles as to the existence, ownership, accuracy, description or condition of vehicles' listed equipment, accessories, price or any warranties. Prices may include dealer installed options. Any and all differences must be addressed prior to the sales transaction.*

Fall is officially here in the Pacific Northwest! How do we know? Pumpkin spice everything. The chill in the air in the morning...and sweat by the afternoon. More gray and rain. And PUMPKIN PATCHES at all the local farms! It isn't really fall until after the traditional visit to one of our amazing local farms that pull out all the stops to make sure visitors have a fall-bulous time. Here are some of our favorite farms and activities with links to their websites: Carpinito Brothers Farm in Kent What we love to do there: The corn maze (just make sure you give the kids a cell phone. Or don't...) Shop at the country store for our many fall favorite foods The Rubber Duck Races at the Farm Fun Yard Rodeo Ropin Cows Fox Hollow Farm in Issaquah What we love to do there: See the cute animals at this animal sanctuary! Pumpkin pie and fresh apple cider from their cafe (what's more fall than that?) Tractor hay ride Watching the salmon swim up stream in their creek! Mosby Farms in Auburn What we love to do there: Bring your doggo, they're pet friendly! (Remember to scoop the poop) 50th anniversary of Man on the Moon corn maze! An epic u-pick pumpkin patch What are some of your favorite local fall activities?

Image Via Chevrolet.com The Chevrolet Blazer was introduced as an all-new model for 2019. It's a sporty, stylish, and spacious mid-size SUV that is available in L, Blazer (2.0L, 2.5L, 3.6L), RS, and Premier trim levels. A few upgrades have been added for the 2020 model year, most notably a new engine so you can now choose from three power units. Exterior Styling With Camaro-inspired styling, the Blazer really stands out in the crowded SUV market. Even the base trim is well equipped and features high-intensity discharge headlights, ultra-thin LED daytime running lights, body-color door handles, heated power side mirrors, 18-inch bright alloy wheels, and LED taillights. The Blazer 2.0L adds rear privacy glass, while the 3.6L with leather offers a programmable power liftgate, auto-dimming side mirrors with turn signals, and black roof rails. The sports-oriented RS has a unique gloss-black grille, a hands-free liftgate, and 20-inch dark wheels, while the Premier features silver roof rails and chrome-accented door handles. Power and Performance Powering the L and Blazer 2.5L is a 193 horsepower 2.5-liter engine producing 188 pound-feet of torque. The 2.0L features the new turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that delivers 230 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. Under the hood of the Blazer 3.6L, RS, and Premier trims is a 308 horsepower 3.6-liter V-6 delivering 270 pound-feet of torque. A nine-speed automatic transmission is standard. All engines feature start/stop technology but, new for 2020, this function can now be disabled. With the 2.0-liter and V-6 engines, you can opt for an all-wheel drive. V-6 Blazers can tow up to 4,500 pounds when equipped with the tow package which now offers trailer hitch guidance. Interior Features L-trimmed Blazers offer premium cloth seating with 60/40 split-folding second-row seats. Folding the rear seats gives you a generous 64.2 cubic feet of cargo capacity. You'll also find keyless entry and start, cruise control, a 4.2-inch multi-information display, dual-zone climate control, and a leather-trimmed steering wheel. The multimedia system includes an 8-inch touch screen, smartphone integration, a Wi-Fi hot spot, voice activation, Bluetooth wireless, six-speaker audio, and USB ports. Blazer 2.0L has an eight-way power driving seat and satellite radio, while the 3.6L Leather adds remote start, perforated leather seating, heated front seats, and a power passenger seat. RS trim features an 8-inch multi-information display, ambient lighting, a heated steering wheel, a 120-volt power outlet, integrated navigation, and an SD card reader. Premier models have ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, and a premium Bose eight-speaker audio system. Driver Assistance Standard safety features include electronic stability control, traction control, tire pressure monitor, tire fill alert, a rear camera, and a teen driver system. 3.6L Leather adds lane-change alert, side blind-spot alert, rear cross-traffic warning, and rear parking sensors. Among the additional available features are a following-distance indicator, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, forward collision alert, forward automatic braking, front pedestrian braking, HD surround vision, and a safety alert driver's seat. For a closer look at all of the great features of the sporty Blazer, head over to Burien Chevrolet.

According to candy authorities at MentalFloss, trick or treaters of Washington State get the most excited when they get some salt water taffy dropped into their plastic pumpkin buckets. So much so, that we consumer nearly 221,000 pounds of it. We have to admit, we were a little surprised at this as a quick survey revealed almost no one could recall ever receiving salt water taffy as they tallied their Halloween booty as kids. A not close second place, according to the article, was Tootsie Pops with 195,600 pounds being consumed. Third place belongs to Skittles at 72,000 pounds...although we think that amount was probably higher a few years ago when there was a certain rainbow eating runningback playing for the Seahawks. What do you think? Did your favorite candy make the top 3 on this list?