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These are AI-generated concept images, not engineering drawings. The idea is a self-propelled catamaran with its own marine battery, while the docked EV serves as the cabin, control interface and auxiliary power source. I refined the design through multiple iterations to preserve door clearance, passenger space and rain protection. Would this concept be technically viable?

Hi everyone,

​I wanted to share my experience with my 2020 Chevrolet Trailblazer 1.2 Turbo.

​Purchase Date: October 2020 (Bought brand new)

​Current Mileage: 350,050 km (approx. 217,500 miles)

​Usage: Business driving in South Korea

​Payload: Carries around 600 kg (1,320 lbs) of cargo almost every working day

​The biggest issue I've had was the turbocharger, which failed at around 80,000 km (50,000 miles). I never ended up replacing it. The check engine light has been on ever since, and I've just continued driving it in that condition.

​Other than that:

​Timing Belt: Replaced the timing belt set at around 200,000 km as preventive maintenance.

​Engine & Transmission: Still running on the original engine and transmission.

​Suspension: Still on the original suspension mounts.

​Engine Reliability: No major mechanical engine failures to report.

​I’ve attached a photo of the dashboard showing the 350,050 km odometer and the check engine light.

​Has anyone else seen a Trailblazer or any other GM 1.2T reach this kind of mileage on the original engine? I'm really curious if anyone out there has gone even farther!

​Thanks!